Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

Burlington; six brothers, George, Daniel and Henry of Winterport, ME, William of Orono, ME,Irving and Leslie Harnish of Springfield, MA, four sisters, Elizabeth Albert of Winterport, AnitaWatson of Brewer ME, Joyce Reynolds of Enfield and Patsy Lorence of Banger. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.BARRON, LINDA MAE, 35 of 36 Bellevue Ave. daughter of William Barron and the late LillianMae Barron, died in an auto accident 1-28-1988. Born in Bristol 8-23-1952, and where she wasliving at this time. Besides her father in Burlington, she is survived by a brother, Walter Baron Jr.of Bristol; two sisters, Gloria Ouellette and Sandra Barron, both of Bristol. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.BARTON, CHARLES H., 82, of Burlington, widower of Aline M.(Wilshire) Barton, died 11-27-1996. He was born in NJ. He is survived by a son, Alan C. of Burlington; a daughter, CharlineB.Klein of Rocky Hill; a sister, Adell Castle of Granby. Burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park, RockyHill CT. (His wife once owned the "Barton House" now the Farmington Savings Bank,Burlington)BASHKIROFF, NICOLAS A. 87, of George Washington Turnpike, husband to Maria Savin,d.11-28-1998. Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, 5-14-1911, he was a graduate of the University ofCT, School of Engineering. Nick and his wife were founding members of St. PanteleimonRussian Orthodox Church of Hartford. He is survived by a sister, Irene Bashkiroff. Burial inCenter Cemetery, Burlington CT.BATTISTONI, ADELINE (Brighenty) 83, of Monce Road, Burlington, wife of Harry, died 6-4-1984. She was born 9-1-1900, in New Britain, and lived in Burlington 50 years. Besides herhusband, she is survived by a son, Alvin of Burlington; a daughter, Elvera Jendrejack ofBurlington. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, New Britainn, CT.BATTISTONI HARRY J. 95, a former New Britain building contractor who developed LakeGarda, a housing complex on the Burlington-Farmington line, died at his home in Boynton, FL(11-4?-1987) He was the widower of Adeline (above) Born in Italy, he settled in New Britain andwent to work for a building contractor. He later formed his own company, which built apartmentson Jubilee and East Streets, the former Arch Street Theater and Holy Trinity Greek CatholicChurch on Beaver street. In the 1920's he began buying 3,500 acres of land in the Burlington-Farmington area and created Lake Garda, which he named after his boyhood home. Thedevelopment around it eventually housed more than 500 homes. A later project was the creationof Lake Como in Burlington. Recently, he had continued to make plans for about 400 acreswhich remain of the original tract. He hoped to build a health clinic there. He also ownedproperty in FL. Surviving are a son, Alvin of Plainville; a daughter Elvira Jendrejack of PalmBeach, FL; a sister, Anesta Consolini of Southington, CT.BAYETTE, GRACE (Hubble) 78, of Clear Brook Road, Burlington, wife of Kenneth C.Bayette,died 5-11-1988. She was born 4-9-1910, in Naugatuck and lived in Watertown prior to moving toBurlington 49 years ago. Besides her husband, she is survived by three sons, Charles ofSimsbury, Donald of Watertown, NY, and Roger of Bakerville; two daughters, Joan Crandall ofBurlington and Carrie Brauner of Black River Falls, WI, 12 grandchildren. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.BECHARD, ALBERT J. Sr. 67, of Main Street, Whigville, died 6-27-1974. Born 5-13-1907 inBristol, son of Medard & Alice (Ryan) Bechard, he moved to Whigville 31 years ago from Bristol.Surviving are his wife, Julia (Pavlik) Bechard of Whigville; three sons, Albert J. Jr. & James W.both of Whigville and Douglas A. of Bristol; one daughter, Mrs. Barbara A.Smith of Portsmouth,NH; five grandchildren. Burial at Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.BECHARD, ALBERT J. 66, of Burlington, loving husband of Judith (Sjogren) Bechard, diedWednesday (September 28, 2005) at home. Albert was born in Bristol on November 14, 1938and was a son of Julia (Pavlik) Bechard of Burlington and the late Albert J. Bechard, Sr. Heresided in Burlington most of his life and was employed at Tilcon for over 30 years beforeretiring five years ago. He was a member of the I.U.O.E. Local 472, Hamden, the BurlingtonMen's Club, the Torrington Elk's Lodge, and he served with the Connecticut Air National13