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B4 % Villager Newspapers % Town-to-Town Classifieds % Friday, January 16, 2015 Plainfield halts Tigers eight-game streak THOMPSON — Plainfield High defeated Tourtellotte Memorial 49-35 in girls basketball last Tuesday at Canty Gymnasium to halt an eightgame Tigers winning streak. Madeline Lorange scored 29 points including five three-pointers for Plainfield. Junior guard Abbie Poirier led Tourtellotte with 11 points. Senior forward Jess Dodd grabbed 10 rebounds and scored six points. Senior forward Deanna Lazzarra blocked eight shots and scored eight points. The loss dropped Tourtellotte’s record to 8-2 overall. Tourtellotte defeated Wheeler 41-27 in girls basketball on Jan. 8 at Canty Gymnasium. Senior guard Allie Ablondi scored 11 of her game-high 14 points in the first half as the Tigers built a 26-8 halftime lead. Dodd added nine points and had 10 rebounds. Lazzarra scored nine points and blocked seven shots. Poirier notched seven points and six assists. Lexie Galloci led the Lions with 12 points. The Tigers defeated Ellis Tech 67-9 on Jan. 7 at Ellis Tech. Ablondi led Tourtellotte with 13 points and four assists. Dodd scored 10, Poirier and Emily Vincent each scored eight points with Poirier adding seven assists, and Lily Jourdan and Lazzarra each scored seven points for the Tigers. Sidney Tetrault scored nine points for Ellis Tech. PUTNAM BOYS HOOPS PUTNAM — Matt Harmon scored 18 points and Nate Tozzi added 16 points to help Putnam High defeat Parish Hill 80-75 in overtime Tuesday at Putnam High School. The Clippers outscored the Pirates 14-9 in overtime. Jacob Guertin scored 13, Jeremee Perez tallied 12 and Steven Dakai added 11 points for the Clippers. Griswold defeated Putnam 65-52 on Jan. 8. Guertin and Jordan Tetreault both scored 14 points for the Clippers and Tozzi added 10 points. Evan Dunham led Griswold with 18 points. TOURTELLOTTE BOYS HOOPS THOMPSON — Parish Hill defeated Tourtellotte 53-40 on Jan. 7 at Canty Gymnasium. Parish Hill used a third-quarter run to turn a two-point game at halftime into a nine-point lead and never looked back. Tourtellotte was led by Cody Weiss with 11 points, seven rebounds, and four blocks. Kyle Brule added 10 points and three assists for the Tigers. Ryan Finnigan led the Pirates with 23 points. WOODSTOCK GIRLS HOOPS EAST LYME — East Lyme defeated Woodstock Academy 53-45 Tuesday. The Centaurs and Vikings battled to an 8-8 first-quarter score before foul trouble hampered Woodstock and East Lyme took a 27-20 halftime lead. The Centaurs cut their deficit to five points late in the fourth quarter but the Vikings went 8-for-9 from the foul line in the final quarter to seal the win. Galina Gruder led Woodstock with 17 points and Becky Messier added 14. Gruder scored 15 points and Messier tallied 11 to help the Centaurs defeat Fitch 48-33 on Jan. 9 in Woodstock. Fitch took a narrow 23-21 halftime lead but Woodstock won the third quarter 14-4 and took an Charlie Lentz photo Tourtellotte’s Maegan Roy moves upcourt with Ellis Tech’s Taylor Wentz defending on Jan. 7 in Danielson. eight-point lead into the fourth. Messier hit a three-pointer to open the fourth quarter and lift Woodstock to an 11 point lead. Gruder and Alyson Calabrese (nine points) combined for 16 rebounds and Abby Willis dished out eight assists. Collen Topliff had seven points with four steals. With the win Woodstock lifted its record to 5-5. WOODSTOCK WRESTLING Woodstock Academy went 2-3 on the day at the Somers Duals on Jan. 10. Woodstock tied Somers 39-39 and Somers won on criteria. Forfeits were registered at 145, 152, 182, 220 and 285 pounds. At 138- Edwin Sandoval (W) fall 4:43 over Dominic Tardif. 160- Jacob Berry (S) injury default over Graysen DeLuca. 170- Johnathan Vazquez (S) fall 0:47 over Conor Quinn. 195- Adam Patsum (S) fall 0:38 over Cahan Quinn. 106- Scott Campbell (S) fall 5:58 over Ray Rilling. 113 - Peter Garlick (S) dec. Ethan Hellwig. 120- Ivan Asikainen (W) dec. 9-4 over Steven McBride. 126 - Christian Andrade (S) fall :14 over Jacob Murphy. 132- Jeffery Suschana (S) fall 2:37 over Johnny Currie. Conard defeated Woodstock 48-30. At 145 pounds, Dan Walsh (C ) dec. 12-5 over Tristan Menard. 152- Antonio Masse (C ) fall 1:33 over Riley McMahon. 160 - DeLuca (W) Fall 1:28 over Dan Dachuna. 170- Nick Kremis (C ) Fall 0:40 over Conor Quinn. 182- Dylan Fostert (C ) Fall 2:38 over Tyler Lajoie. 195 - Cahan Quinn (W) fall 1:13 over Ali Han. 220 - Cody Lajoie (W) fall 1:10 over Jared Lizic. 106- Ray Rilling (W) fall 3:27 over Andrew Walsh. 113- Ethan Hellwig (W) fall 1:01 over Trevor Rachford. 120-Branden Rivera (C ) fall 0:52 over Asikainen. 126 - Tom Callahan (C ) fall 1:15 over Murphy. 134 - Eddie Bellow (C ) fall 2:38 over Currie. 138 - Josh Dufault (C ) dec. 7-0 over Sandoval. Woodstock defeated Holy Cross 66-15. Forfeits were registered at 152, 170, 182, heavyweight, 106, 113, 120, 126 and 145 pounds. At 160 pounds, DeLuca (W) fall 0:35 over Hunter Albee. 195- Jack Bowler (H) fall 3:58 over Cahan Quinn. 220 – Lajoie (W) fall 2:25 over Albert Nieves. 132 – Currie (W) fall 1:15 over Teddy Ozkowsi. 138 – D.J. Manguni (H) dec. 3-1 over Ruiz- Sandoval. Woodstock defeated SMSA 51-30. At 160 - DeLuca (W) fall :35 over Carlos Rivera. 170- Edwin Matozo (S) fall 0:13 over Conor Quinn. 182- Kevin Matozo (S) fall :25 over Tyler Lajoie. 220 – Cody Lajoie (W) fall 1:00 over Ariel Brown. 113- Helliwg (W) fall 0:36 over Ernesto Vargas. 120 – Giovanni Storniolo (S) fall 0:36 over Asikainen. 126 – Cade Cannon (S) fall :59 over Murphy. 132 – Currie (W) fall 1:22 over Mike Perry. 138 – Ruiz-Sandoval (W) fall 1:57 over Angel Baez. 152 – Menard (W) dec. 8-7 over Romeo Valentine. Griswold defeated 45-36. At 170 pounds, Sinjin Benitez (G) fall 1:39 over Conor Quinn. 182- Jack Giard (G) fall 0:33 over Tyler Lajoie. 195- Cahan Quinn (W) fall 0:33 over James Miller. 220 – Devin Bellisle (G) dec. 11-7 over Lajoie. 113- Helliwg (W) fall 1:38 over Jason Jacruso (G). 120 – Joe’l Garcia (G) fall 1:18 over Asikainen. 126 – Evan Roy (G) fall 1:26 over Murphy. 132 – Zac Cassidy (G) fall 4:56 over Currie. 138 – Sandoval (W) fall 3:23 over Carl Edge (G). 145 – Menard (W) fall 1:15 over Riley Noiseux. 152 – Victor Whelan (G) fall 0:37 over Riley McMahon. 160 - DeLuca (W) fall 1:43 over Ryan Gervais (G) Woodstock’s wrestlers were defeated by Norwich Free Academy 58-18 on Jan. 7 at Alumni Fieldhouse in Woodstock. “We have a lot of things to keep improving upon. We’re a very young team and it shows. We’ll continue working and hopefully tie it all together,” said Woodstock coach David Paquette. Assistant coach Ed Loomis added “I’m proud of the effort of the rookies who fought through tought situations.” At 106 pounds - Jacob Foster (N) Fall 1:18 over Raymond Rilling. 113- Ethan Hellwig (W) win by forfeit. 120 - Tim Lee (N) major decision over Asikainen. 126- Christopher Collins (N) fall 1:51 over Murphy. 132- Alec Olesen (N) major decision over Devin Leroy. 138- Eligan Blackwell (N) dec. over Edwin Ruiz-Sandoval (W). 145- Menard (W) fall 1:57 over Jake Fowler. 152- DeLuca (W) fall :44 over Josia Huntly. 160- Tony Hong (N) fall :35 over Cody Goodwin (W). 170 - Sean Doran (N) fall 1:28 over Conor Quinn. 182- Patrick Mahoney- Balestracci (N) fall 3:38 over T. Lajoie (W). 195 - Jose Lotts (N) fall 0:467 over Cahan Quinn. 220 - Khaleed Exum-Strong (N) tech fall 3:38 over C. Lajoie (W). 285- Richard Crooks (N) fall :23 over John Zhao. ELLIS TECH WRESTLING BERLIN — Ellis Tech’s wrestlers went 2-2 at the Berlin Duals on Jan. 10 to lift their record to 11-4. Daniel Hand defeated Ellis Tech 48-36. At 106 Mark Hartman (DH) pinned Amisadan Cruz (ET) 1:32 113 - Connor Sakmar (DH) won by forfeit. 120 - Baltazar Gonzalez (ET) pinned Charlie Jenson (DH) 3:2. 126 - Anthony Devanny (ET) pinned Adam Hendrick (DH) 1:09. 132 - Carlos Aponte (ET) pinned Max Liu Killingly Youth Wrestling keeps busy (DH) 1:56. 138 - Owen Gottlick (DH) pinned Cole Blair (ET) 3:05. 145 - Ashton Gyenizs (DH) pinned Alex Marois (ET) 3:42. 152 - Zack Santoemma (DH) pinned Cyrus Smith (ET) 1:32. 160 - Eric Bloomfield (DH) pinned Adam Vear (ET) 3:20. 170 - Luke Bernardo (DH) pinned Jared Rufo (ET) 2:11. 182 - Gavin Thoutte (ET) pinned Joe Bunovsky (DH) 5:52. 195 - Steve Benson (ET) pinned Chris Leclerc (DH) 2:45. 220 - Sam Palmer (ET) pinned Ryan Niles (DH) 1:27. 285 - Christian Westphal (DH) pinned Collin Delsonto (ET) :25. Berlin defeated Ellis Tech 52-27. At 106 Nick Arborio (B) pinned Amisadan Cruz(ET) 2:45. 113 - Ty’reck Williams (B) won by forfeit. 120 - Baltazar Gonzalez (ET) pinned Josh Veleas (B)5:25. 126 - Anthony Devanny (ET) pinned Mike Davila (B) 3:08. 132 - Cole Blair (ET) pinned Drew Mals (B) 5:21. 138 - Zack Veleas (B) pinned Alex Marois (ET) 5:06. 145 - Cyrus Smith (ET) decision Jeff Damato (B) 4-3. 152 - Zach Pampuro (B) major dec. Dan Selbe (ET) 11-1. 160 - Nino Marino (B) pinned Adam Vear (ET) 1:57. 170 - Jeremy Eliades (B) pinned Jared Rufo (ET) 1:44. 182 - Devon Reilly (B) pinned Gavin Thoutte (ET) :30. 195 - Vin Biscoglio (B) pinned Steve Benson (ET) 3:20. 220 - Sam Palmer (ET) pinned Matt Pampuro (B) :36. 285 - Jacob Salee (B) pinned Tyler Willard (ET) 3:28. Ellis Tech defeated East Catholic 75- 6. At 106 Gavin Rickavy (ET) won by forfeit. 113 - Amisadan Cruz (ET) won by forfeit. 120 - Baltazar Gonzalez (ET) pinned Diego Claudio (EC). 126 - Anthony Devanny (ET) won by injury Default over Zach Bouthillier (EC). 132 - Cole Blair (ET) pinned Enrique Claudio (EC) 1:29. 138 - Alex Marois (ET) pinned Sam Teerlinck (EC) 1:15. 145 - Cyrus Smith (ET) Decision Tyler Machowski (EC) 7-5. 152 - Dan Selbe (ET) pinned Ben Teerlinck (EC) 1:48. 160 - Adam Vear (ET) pinned Oliver Topitzer (EC) 2:29. 170 - Jared Rufo (ET) won by forfeit. 182 - Gavin Thoutte (ET) pinned Zack Pragosa (EC) 1:59. 195 - Steve Benson (ET) won by injury default over James Firsick (EC). 220 - Collin Delsonto (ET) won by forfeit. 285 - John Desautels (EC) pinned Sam Palmer (ET) 5:13. Ellis Tech defeated Waterford 51-30. Forfeits were registered at 106, 113, 120, 152, 195 and 220. At 126 Anthony Devanny (ET) pinned Ryan Botseas (W) 3:59. 132 - Cole Blair (ET) pinned Luther Wade (W) 2:53. 138 - Alex Marois (ET) won by injury default over Logan Gerovitz (W). 145 - Cyrus Smith (ET) Decision Noah Concascia (W) 8-3. 160 - Spencer Sgandurra (W) pinned Adam Vear (ET) 1:27. 170 - Dillon McCarthy (W) pinned Jared Rufo (ET) :31. 182 - Gavin Thoutte (ET) pinned Dante Piccione (W) :36. 285 - Connor Gregoire (W) pinned Collin Delsonto (ET) 1:10. ELLIS TECH 39, DERBY 30 DERBY — Ellis Tech’s wrestlers defeated Derby High School on Jan. 7. At 106 pounds — Christopher Oliwa (D) won by forfeit. 113 - Amisadan Cruz (ET) pinned Jake Ferguson (D). 120 - Baltazar Gonzalez (ET) won by forfeit. 126 - Anthony Devanny (ET) pinned Patrick Miko (D). 132 - Cole Blair (ET) pinned Zach Cerret (D). 138 - Carlos Aponte (ET) won by forfeit. 145 - Anthony Gonzalez (D) decision Alex Marios (ET) 11-9. 152 - Cyrus Smith (ET) Decision Mike Mauro (D )5-3. 160 - Dan Selbe (ET) Decision Michael Szwaja (D) 8-5. 170 - Charlie Sampson ( D) pinned Jarred Rufo (ET). 182 - Anthony Malendez ( D) Decision Gavin Thoutte (ET). 195 - Anthony Cardillo (D) pinned Josh Wojcik (ET). 220 - Steven Benson (ET) decision Vincent Signore (D). 285 - Jose Santamaria (D) pinned Collin Delsatons (ET) KILLINGLY WRESTLING MANCHESTER — Killingly coach Rich Bowen picked up his 500th victory at the Manchester Quad on Jan. 10 and Killingly’s Conner Lemley remained unbeaten this season with victories at the Quad. Killingly defeated Rockville 72-9. Killingly picked up forfeits at 106, 113, 160, 170, 195, and 220 pounds. At 120 Zack Burgess, K, pinned Trevor Merrill, 5:47. 126 - Kevin Fletcher pinned Jon Alvarez, :45. 132 - Matt Charron, K, pinned Matt Ray, 2:37. 138 – Cody Morgan, R, dec. Ryan Reynolds 10-6. 145 - Chris Bernier, K, pinned Duran Torres, 3:29. 152 - Pat Pelletier, K, pinned Jakob Ruggiero, 2:26. 182 - Austin Caffrey, K, pinned Muhammad Ally, 4:35. Killingly defeated Manchester 39-33. Forfeits were registered at 106, 113, 138, 160 and 285. At 120, Brandon Edwards, M, dec. Burgess, 9-6. 126 - Fletcher dec. Jason Gonzales, 10-4. 132 – Abe Santiago, M, pinned Charron, :31. 145 – Chris Carter, M, pinned Bernier, :30. 152 – Pelletier, K, pinned Josh Oquendo, 1:19. 170 – Knupp, K, dec. Matt Chaba 7-6. 182 – Caffrey, K, Jacob Oquendo, 1:58. 195 – Lemley, K, dec. Jordan Fletcher, 6-4. 220 – Ed Fountain, M, pinned Pelletier, :29. New Britain defeated Killingly 36-27. At 106 pounds, Jordan Roye, N, pinned Burdick, 5:04. 113 – Burgess, K, won by pin. 120 – Fletcher, K, pinned Orlando Dorce, 2:11. 132 – A.J. Revira, N, pinned Ferraj, 2:42. 138 – Santiago Tzasa, N, dec. Ryan Reynolds 8-2. 145 - Chris Bernier, K, tied Tyler Otif 7-7. 152 – Justin McErmott, dec. Pelletier, 9-2. 160 – Jacob Graves dec. Ferraj, 8-5. 170 – Amuel Blair, N, pinned Knupp, 1:14. 182 – Josh Graves, N, dec. Caffrey, 7-6. 195 – Lemley, K, dec. Jordan Fletcher, 6-4. WINDHAM 66, KILLINGLY 6 DAYVILLE — Killingly fell to Windham’s wrestlers on Jan. 7 at Killingly High. At 106 pounds Anthony Flores, W, pinned Sam Burdick, 1:12. 113 – Zack Burgess, K, dec. Julia Flores, 2-1. 120 – Jacob Martin, W, dec. Kevin Fletcher, 15-5. 126 – Seb Ruffino, W, pinned Matt Charron, 6-0. 132 – Eric Angeles, W, pinned Armando Ferraj, 5:04. 138 – K forfeit. 145 – Sal Torres, W, dec. Chris Bernier 18-5. 152 – K forfeit. 160 – Cullan Contos, W, dec. Gino Ferraj 13-0. 170 – Alex Perez, W, pinned Ben Gosselin, 2:25. 182 – Hector Alvarado, W, pinned Dillon Knupp, 3:00. 195 - Conner Lemley, K, dec. Elijah Sanchez, 8-2. 285 – Javier Alicca, W, pinned Billy Austin, :32. WOODSTOCK HOCKEY PITTSFIELD — The Woodstock Academy icers lost to Taconic 2-1 on Jan. 10. The lone goal by Woodstock was scored by Ryan Black and assisted by Nathan Deluca. Woodstock goalie Tucker Johns made 30 saves. Killingly’s Cooper Morissette wrestles Addison Brazee of Stafford in Ledyard. Killingly Youth Wrestlers continue to be busy wrestling at tournaments in Massachusetts, New York and Connecticut over the last couple of weekends. On Jan. 3, the team sent wrestlers to The Big Red tournament at the Tsongas Center arena in Lowell, Mass. Nearly 1,000 wrestlers competed and two Killingly wrestlers, Ian Cathell and Derek Turner, came home with Killingly’s Ian Cathell wrestles Matthew Tosches of CBC Wrestling, Raynham, Mass., at The Big Red Tournament at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Mass. hardware. Last weekend, Cathell and Turner also joined a team from Danbury to wrestle at Superior Winter Duals in Lyons, N.Y. Both wrestlers went 5-2, helping the team to achieve a second place finish overall. On Jan. 11, 21 Killingly wrestlers competing in a Ledyard tournament. Jennifer O’Leary Cathell photos Killingly’s Hayden Ferland wrestles Brody Ruest of Waterford in Ledyard. Hayden Ferland, Logan competing in the afternoon Williams, Braeden brackets. Williams and Brady Killingly Youth Zadora all took home gold for morning wrestling brackets. Cooper Wrestling will be hosts its tournament at 9 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25 at Morissette, Derek Killingly High School. Turner, David Charron The tournament is open and Michael Charron to the public. brought home gold after
OBITUARIES are published at no charge. E-mail notices to obits@stonebridgepress. com or fax them to (860) 928-5946. Photos are welcome in JPEG format. Villager Newspapers % Town-to-Town Classifieds % OBITUARIES Friday, January 16, 2015 B5 WEBSTER, Mass. — Cynthia M. Gaulin, 68, born March 23, 1946, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family, on Dec. 15, 2014. She is the daughter of the deceased Edward and Cecelia Dudek of Webster. She leaves her son, Brett Gaulin, of Oxford, her grandchildren, Isabella, Thomas, and Dyllan Ryan of Winchester, her sister and brotherin-law; Patricia and Thomas Zabka of Thompson, her goddaughter and niece and her husband, Lisa and Ryan Cochrane of Dayville, Conn., her nephew Scott and Amphone Zabka of Bristol, Conn., as well as her grandnephews Orlando and Ashton Zabka, her grand-niece and her husband, Erica and Sean Mahoney of Denver, Colo., and her aunt Rita Langevin of Thompson. Cynthia lived in Webster and Douglas all her life and was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister and aunt. She was a graduate of the prestigious, former Annhurst College of Woodstock, Conn., where she graduated with honors with a degree in chemistry. Upon her graduation she traveled abroad, her favorite country being Germany. She learned to speak fluent German and was often thought a native by the German locals who S O U T H KILLINGLY — Jean Marc Lalumiere, 84, of South Killingly, died Saturday, Jan. 10, at Davis Place in Danielson, with his wife at his side. He was the beloved husband of Roseanna G. (Beaudoin) Lalumiere, He married the love of his life Feb. 14, 1953, in St. Joseph Church, Dayville. He was born May 16, 1930 in Weedon, Canada, son of the late Louis and Leonie (Lafond) Lalumiere. Jean was a veteran of the Korean War, serving with the U.S. Army, serving as a corporal and was honorably discharged in 1952. He was a communicant of St. James Church in Danielson. Jean was a certified welder and blacksmith working for Dayville MFG Welding, Putnam Foundry, Westlake Steel, Boudreau’s Welding, a member of the Steamfitters Union Local Providence, Idle Wild Farms and retiring from William Prym in Dayville in 1992. He had worked on The Gold Star Bridge and several bridges on Route 395 in Connecticut. He enjoyed woodworking, making furniture, chopping wood and gardening. WEBSTER, Mass. — Carol Jeanne Tarbell, 67, of Fifth Avenue, died suddenly on Tuesday, Jan. 6, in her home. She is survived by her mother, Constance I. Tarbell of Webster; her sister, Karen L. Ward and her husband Kerry of Florida; three children, Connie Daniels of Dudley, Cathy Shepard of Webster, and April Walker of Putnam; six grandchildren, Rebekah Braun, Gary Braun, Patrick Daniels, Alysia Ford, Adrianna Shepard, and Dylan Shepard; one great granddaughter, Charlotte Braun; and many nephews, nieces, aunts, uncles, and cousins, including her nephew Scott Tarbell and his wife and their two children. She was predeceased by two brothers, Gary W. Tarbell who died in 1969, and Philip M. Tarbell who died in 2010; and a niece, Jennifer Cody who died Cynthia M. Gaulin, 68 became her good friends. She worked in her field of chemistry for some time before starting a family. Subsequent to her role as a mother, she entered the field of business where she worked for the Department of Revenue for the State of Massachusetts for over 19 years as a social worker. Cynthia loved the theater and all types of cultural events, her favorite being “Phantom of the Opera.” She accompanied a few generations of her family to a performance of that write, and she was a cultural inspiration to her entire family. Cynthia also enjoyed dancing and figure skating; and, in fact, was very talented in these endeavors to which she aspired to become a professional. Cynthia was a member of St. Joseph church of Webster, where a service will be held on Saturday, Jan. 17, at 11 a.m. in celebration of her life. Those of you wishing to participate in the funeral procession should meet in the parking lot of the Sunbridge/Sandalwood Nursing Home, 3 Pine St., Oxford, at 9:30 a.m. If there are any questions or further information needed, please contact Brett Gaulin at the Sunbridge/ Sandalwood nursing home at 508-987- 8417. Following the memorial service the family invites you to join us to celebrate Cynthia’s life at 74 Stone Road, Dayville, CT. In lieu of flowers, the family requests, on behalf of Cynthia; a donation be made to the Arthritis Foundation. Jean Marc Lalumiere, 84 Besides his wife, Jean, he leaves his three sons, Alan Lalumiere of Griswold, Roland Lalumiere of Central Village, Charles Lalumiere of South Killingly, his daughter Anna Nadeau of Moosup, a brother Gustave Lalumiere of Danielson, a sister Yolande Tichey of Fairfield, thirteen grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Jean was predeceased by seven brothers and five sisters. Funeral was held Wednesday, Jan. 14, from the Gagnon and Costello Funeral Home, 33 Reynolds St., Danielson, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. James Church, 12 Franklin St., Danielson, burial followed with Military Honors in Holy Cross Cemetery, Danielson. Calling hours were held Tuesday, Jan. 13, at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his memory to the Alzheimer’s Association, 2075 Silas Deane Highway, Suite 100, Rocky Hill, CT 06067. Share a memory with his family at www.gagnonandcostellofh.com. Carol Jeanne Tarbell, 67 in 1976. She was born in Webster, the daughter of the late Kenneth P. Tarbell, and lived in Oxford before moving to Webster in 1953. She graduated from Oxford High School in 1965 and received her associate’s degree from Quinsigamond Community College. Ms. Tarbell worked at Ethan Allen in Dudley for several years, retiring many years ago. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Oxford, and was a member of the Rainbow Girls when she was young. All services will be private. Burial will be private at a later date at North Cemetery in Oxford. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham, MA 01701. Paradis-Givner Funeral Home in Oxford is directing the arrangements. For more information, visit www.paradisfuneralhome.com. Nancy A. Wetherbee, 59 W E B S T E R , Mass. — Nancy A. (DeFilippo) Wetherbee, 59, died Friday, Jan. 9, at Harrington Memorial Hospital, Southbridge, surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of the late Alfred Wetherbee, who died in 2012. She leaves four daughters; Donna Belanger of Oxford, Michelle Belanger of Webster, Wendy Lynch of North Grosvenordale, Conn., and Chrissy Morrill of Webster. She also leaves a brother, Rocco DeFilippo of Webster and a sister Dianne Hosegood of Webster and four grandchildren and a great grandson. She had a sister that predeceased her, Helen DeFilippo of Webster. She was born in Webster daughter of the late Joseph and Alice (Mayoette) DeFilippo and lived here all her life. She was a Switchboard operator at the UMass Memorial Hospital, Belmont St., Worcester. She was avid bingo player and enjoyed crafting. She was a former director of the Make a Wish Foundation. A celebration of life will be held Friday, Jan. 16, in the Shaw- Majercik Funeral Home, 48 School St., Webster, from 5-7 p.m. A funeral Mass will be held Saturday, Jan. 17, at 9 a.m. in St. Louis Church, Webster. Please go directly to church. Please omit flowers — donations may be made to the American Lung Association. A guest book is available to share a memory or offer condolences at www. shaw-mjercik.com. PUTNAM — Marie A. (Galante) Poirier, 82, of Poulin Dr., died Saturday morning, Jan. 10, in Day Kimball Hospital. She is the loving wife of the late Richard O. Poirier who passed away on Nov. 20, 2001. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., she was the daughter of the late William and Catherine (Homiak) Galante. Marie was united in marriage to Richard O. Poirier on July 12, 1952, at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Philadelphia, Pa. Prior to raising her family, Marie worked for Holmes Electric Protection Company in Philadelphia as an Operator Supervisor. Marie worked in the cafeteria at Putnam Elementary School until her retirement and then went to work in the Day Kimball Hospital Coffee Shop. She was a member of the Daughters of Isabella at St. Mary Church. Marie saw beauty in everything. She loved nature, all animals and was especially fond of birds. She was very artistic and enjoyed oil and watercolor painting, and crafts. Marie was a great cook and was passionate when it came to cooking for her family and friends. She was light hearted and had a great sense of humor and loved to laugh with everyone. One thing that she cherished most PUTNAM — Irene Loretta (Emond) Clark, 97, of Putnam, died Saturday at the Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam surrounded by her family. She was the beloved wife of the late Edeo Clark, Sr., they were married in St Mary Church on November 28, 1935, Thanksgiving Day. He died Aug. 22, 2005. She was born April 20, 1917 in Sorel, P.Q. Canada, daughter of Aime and Flore (Tucker) Emond. At the age of 10 she came to New Hampshire with her family, and in 1931 when she was 14 she moved with her family and settled in Putnam. She enjoyed going to bingo, playing cards, puzzles, picking apples, strawberries, and blueberries. She will be remembered as a loving and caring wife, mother, sister, grandmother, great grandmother and great-greatgrandmother, and will be missed. She leaves her children Naomi Regis DANIELSON — Geneva “Jean” Grondelski passed away peacefully on Jan. 1, at Regency Heights (Davis Place). She was born on Aug. 22, 1916 in Glasco, Conn., the daughter of Frank and Antonia Grandalski. Geneva was employed at Wm. Prym Mfg. Co in Dayville, for many years. She was a communicant of St. Ignatius in Rogers as well as St. Joseph’s in Dayville for many years. She was always involved in numerous functions along with teaching CCD and was known as one of the “prayer ladies.” “Ginka,” as she was fondly called, lived in Goodyear, Conn. (now Rogers) all of her life. She enjoyed working outside and tending to her EAST BROOKFIELD, Mass. — Joseph “Joe” Arguin, 59, passed away Jan. 6, at home after a courageous battle with cancer. He leaves his wife Candace (Coskie) Arguin; two children Bonnie Hendrickson and her husband Al of Brooklyn, and Jonathan Arguin and fiancé Jessica of Worcester; a step daughter, Shannon McKeon and her husband Jarrad of East Brookfield; two brothers Paul Arguin and wife Roxanne of East Brookfield and Arthur Arguin of Cocoa, Fla.; four sisters Jeanine Jones and her husband Stephen of Buxton, Maine, Diane Mitchell of Spencer, Ann Smith and her husband Dennis of Brookfield and Marie Day of Spencer; five grandchildren; four step grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. J o s e p h was born in Worcester, the son of Gerard and Anita (Ricard) Arguin and lived most of his life in East Brookfield. Joseph owned and operated Arguin Landscaping for over 30 years and Marie A. Poirier, 82 Irene Loretta Clark, 97 Geneva Grondelski, 98 Joseph Arguin, 59 of all was helping to raise her grandchildren and was thought of as their second mother. Marie will be remembered as a loving, gentle, and caring woman. Marie is survived by her three children Cynthia Gaucher and her husband Leo of Woodstock, Richard W. Poirier and his wife Jane of N. Grosvenordale, and Cheryl Laporte and her husband Paul R. of Putnam; a brother George Pondish and a cousin Marie McLaughlin in PA; a sister in law and best friend Marilyn Poirier of Thompson; seven grandchildren Alison (Joseph) Gaucher-Pedersen, Tara (Tiffany) Gaucher-Gibson, Ryan Poirier, Neil Poirier, Alisha Nadeau, Alexa Laporte, and Aaron Laporte; a great grandson Linden Gaucher; and her cherished companion Cocker Spaniel Bella. She was predeceased by a brother Anthony Pondish and a sister Anna Mae Ruffead. Visiting hours were held Wednesday, Jan. 14, in the Gilman Funeral Home, 104 Church St., Putnam. A gathering was held Thursday, Jan. 15, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mary Church of the Visitation, 218 Providence St., Putnam. Burial followed in St. Mary Cemetery. Memorial donations in Marie’s name may be made to PAWS, P.O. Box 191, Eastford, CT 06242. For memorial guestbook visit www. GilmanAndValade.com. and her husband Richard of Brooklyn; Edeo Clark, Jr. of Putnam; Carol Regis and her husband Raymond of Dayville; Gerald Clark and his wife Joyce of Pomfret Center; James Clark, Sr. and his wife Daryle of Woodstock; 11 grandchildren Robin, Rhonda, Rick, Michael, Todd; Karen; Kevin; Lisa; Dwain Jr.; James, Jr.; Andrea; 10 great grandchildren, three great-great-granddaughters, several nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews and cousins. She was predeceased by a son Dwain Clark Sr.; great granddaughter Sarah Beth Lussier; her sisters Flora Frechette and Simone Fuller. Her family would like to thank the staff of Westview Nursing Home in Dayville for their care and compassion. Funeral services are private and burial at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in her memory to ST Jude Children’s Research Hospital, P.O. Box 1000, Memphis, TN 38101-9908. Share a memory with her family at www.smithandwalkerfh.com. vegetable and flower gardens. Ginka was a strong, caring, generous and loving person. She loved life and traveled to many destinations with friends and family. She was the “matriarch” of the family and card for and lent a helping hand to her many nieces and nephews. If not for her, the family would not have the many photographs we possess. She was always there with camera in hand to capture all of the memories we shared. We were blessed to have Ginka in our lives and she will be greatly missed. Ginka is survived by her sisters Bertha Kuszaq of Dayville and Alice Guay of Danielson as well as many nieces and nephews. The family wishes to thank the staff at Regency Heights for their excellent care. There will be a private memorial service at the family’s convenience. for the past 15 years shared the business with his brother Paul. Joseph loved working outside and growing his garden, vacationing at the beach, spending time with his family and was active in martial arts. Calling hours were held Thursday, Jan. 15, in Pillsbury Funeral Home, 163 Main St., Spencer. The funeral Mass for Joe will be held on Friday, Jan. 16, at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of the Rosary Church 7 Church St. Spencer. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations be made to St.Jude Children’s Research Hospital 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105. For Joe’s online tribute please visit Pillsburyfuneralhome.com.
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