Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

RUSSELL, MARY A.(Humphrey) 88, widow of Fred Russell, died 7-9-1944. Born 10-30-1855in Plymouth. She leaves a son, Clayton A. of Burlington; three daughters, Mrs. Amy Clevelandof Bristol, Mrs. Otto Wollmann and Mrs. Lillian Erkstrom of Plainville. Burial in Center Cemetery,Burlington, CT.RUSSELL, MAURICE, 17, died 12-1-1897, (Born 1880.) of acute diabetes, after a week'ssickness. Son of Frederick & Mary. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.RUSSELL, SAMUEL, Deacon, 79, Life long resident of Burlington, died, 1-14-1901, born 8-1-1821. Mr. Russell was a farmer by occupation and owned a large and finely kept farm. Heserved several terms as selectman and by his conservative business methods and goodmanagement paid the town indebtedness of several thousand dollars. His first wife was adaughter of Norman Mills of Canton, and three children were born to them, Adella, Fred andSamuel. The latter two survive him. Mr. Russell married in 1874 his second wife, Miss ElizabethThompson of Avon, who survives him. He held the office of deacon in the Congregationalchurch of this town for over thirty years. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.RUSSOTTO, JANICE E. 61, of Burlington, passed away Monday, (February 14, 2005) atHartford Hospital. Born in Hartford, October 24, 1943, daughter of the late Almond and Sophie(Babon) Kelley, she had resided in the Burlington area for many years. Prior to retiring, Janicewas employed as an Underwriter/Claims Adjustor for Cigna. She is survived by her son anddaughter-in-Iaw, Anthony J. and Laura M. Russotto of Burlington; her twin sister, Joan F. Searsof Burlington; her sister, Kathleen D. Kelley of Seabrook, NH; and her brothers, Thomas G.Kelley of Bristol and Donald R. Kelley of Lexington, NC. Funeral services and burialwill be private at the convenience of the family. There are no calling hours. Memorial donationsmay be made to the Burlington Volunteer Fire Department. P .0. Box 1285. Burlington. CT06013 or to the American Cancer Society, 538 Preston Avenue. P.O. Box 1004. Arrangementsare being handled by The Ahern Funeral Homes. Inc.RYAN, WILLIAM J. 67, of 24 East Brown Street, West Haven, for many years a resident ofBurlington, died 10-16-1959. He was born in Plymouth, 12-9-1891, son of the late John andSophronia Joslyn Ryan. His early life was spent in Burlington, where his mother was agent atthe Burlington Station of the N.Y.N.H. R.R. He later entered the employ of the railroad and wasa conductor for the company many years. He leaves his wife Anna Seifret Ryan of Burlington.Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.SAKOWSKI, ANTONI F., 81, of Jerome Avenue Extension, a former dairy farmer died 1973.Born in Poland, he came to Bristol when he was 18. He operated a dairy farm in Burlington,known as Walnut Grove Dairy since 1921, until he retired 13 years ago. He leaves a wife,Victoria (Marik )Sakowski; two sons, Anthony F. & Stanley C. Sakowski, both of Burlington;three daughters, Mrs. Mary Krawiec & Mrs. Anna Dziedzic, both of Burlington and Mrs. FrancesC.Kozuch of Bristol. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bristol, CT.SAKOWSKI, STANLEY C. Sr. 72, of Burlington, husband of Mary Ann(Sippe) died 8-10-1998. Born 11-4-1925 in Burlington, he was a son of the late Anthony and Victoria. He had beena lifelong Burlington resident. Prior to retirement in 1984, he was employed as assembler at theformer New Departure-Hyatt Division for 20 years. Besides his wife, he leaves two sons,Stanley “Lee” Jr. of Terryville and Edward A. of Bristol; a daughter, Lori A.Vallee of Bristol; threesisters, Frances Kozuch of Bristol and Mary Krawiec and Ann Dziedzic, both of Burlington.Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.SALSEDO, MARY E. 86, of Burlington and Lady Lake, FL, widow of Joseph 0. Salsedo diedpeacefully, Wednesday (June 19, 2002) at the home of her son in Burlington. Born inManhattan, NY, April 16, 1916 daughter of the late Carlo and Antoinette (Casucci) Miale. Maryresided in Bristol from 1949-1984, moving to Lady Lake, FL. She is survived by her threechildren and their spouses, Andre J. and Marie Salsedo of Highland Park, IL, Carl A. andElizabeth Salsedo of Burlington and Annette S. and Adrian Cyr of Truro, MA; a sister, PaulineSateriale of Manhattan, NY; four grandchildren, Carlos Salsedo and his wife Yeshi Choden ofNorthampton, MA, Elizabeth Francesca Salsedo of Burlington, Julian Cyr and Marissa Cyr, both104