Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

friends. She will be truly missed by all the hearts she touched. Survivors include her sister-in-Iaw, Mary Bryck of Newington; many nieces and nephews who loved their Aunt Jennie includingSally Bryck of Newington; Cathryn Bryck of Menlo Park CA; Arlene and George Lankton ofGlastonbury; Lorraine and Thomas Gauvin of Bristol and James and Wendy Schielage ofArcadia, CA; her very special lifelong friends and neighbors including Genevieve Zebrowski ofFarmington and Hedwig Anderson and Sylvia Ortacori of Bristol She was predeceased by hersister Henrietta Schieldge and four brothers, Felix and Chester Bryck and Stanley Uliasz andWalter Uliase. The family would like to extend their thanks to the staff of Village Gate ofFarmington and Brittany Farms Health Center for their care of Aunt Jennie. Funeral services willbe held on Tuesday June 20, from the Stanley Suchodolski Funeral Home Inc., 444 WestStreet, Rte. 69, Bristol to St Stanislaus Church, 510 West Street, Bristol for a Mass of ChristianBurial to be celebrated at 11 a.m. Interment will follow at Calvary Catholic Cemetery CollinsRoad, Collinsville. A reception will follow in Bristol. Visitation for family and friends will takeplace at the funeral home from 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. on Tuesday morning. Donations in Jennie'sname may be made to St. Stanislaus Church or St. Joseph's Indian School, Chamberlain, SD57326.BUCHANAN, JAMES G. Sr., 76, of Burlington, husband of Barbara V. (Leblanc) Buchanan,died on Thursday, (January 29, 2004) at Charotte-Hungerford Hospital, Torrington. Mr.Buchanan was born in Bristol on June 2, 1927 and was a son of the late George and Agnes(Greer) Buchanan. He was raised in Bristol and served in the United States Navy during WorldWar II. A Burlington resident since 1949, he worked on the family farm, Greer's Poultry Farm,and was also employed at Superior Electric for 21 years before retiring in 1988. He was amember of the American Legion Post 200 in Rocky Hill and the Congregational Church ofBurlington. In addition to his wife, Mr. Buchanan is survived by three sons, James G. BuchananJr., and his wife, Barbara, of Burns, OR, Gary Buchanan of Derry, NH, and John Buchanan ofBurlington; a brother, George Buchanan of Bristol; a sister, Dorothy Hood of Bristol; and severalnieces and nephews. The funeral will be private. Burial will be at the convenience of the familyin Burlington Center Cemetery. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, memorialdonations may be made to the Salvation Army, 19 Stearns St., Bristol, CT 06010. Funk FuneralHome, 35 Bellevue Ave., Bristol is in care of arrangements. Please visit online at www.funkfuneralhome.com.BUCHARDT, GEORGE W., 67, of Burlington Ave. husband of the late Marjorie M. died 10-18-1994. He was born 5-10-1927, in New Britain, son of the late Ernest and Olive (Pickup)Buchardt, and had lived in Burlington the last 47 years. George was a Veteran of WW II, USArmy Air Corps. He was a supporter of the American Red Cross Blood Bank, donating over 13gallons. He is survived by 3 sons and a daughter-in-law, Paul and Lisa (McCuin)Buchardt ofBurlington, Carl of Springfield, MA and William of Spotsyvania, VA; a brother, Ernest ofFarmington; three sisters, Mary Alice Griffin of Unionville, Shirley Bronson of Winchester Centerand Barbara Rowe of East Hartford. He was predeceased by his twin sister, L.Jane Buchardt.Burial in Village Cemetery, Collinsville, CT.BUCHARDT, MARJORIE MARIE (Weirauch), 67 of Old Burlington Avenue, wife of GeorgeW. Buchardt, died 11-16-1993. She was born 10-24-1926, in Burlington, daughter of the late Billand Alvenia (Fahr) Weirauch, lived all her life on Old Burlington Avenue, Burlington. Besides herhusband, she is survived by 3 sons and a daughter-in-law, Carl of Springfield, MA, William ofRichmond, VA and Paul and Lisa of Burlington; two sisters, Dorothy Locks of Burlington andHildegard Goodwin of Sunrise, FL. Burial in Village Cemetery, Collinsville, CT.BUCK, WILLIAM--who was drowned, has been recovered. Mr. Buck and another gentlemanwas shooting wild ducks off the Sound at Short Beach last January, 1900. It was supposed theboat capsized in some way, throwing the occupants into the water, as the guns and ammunitionwere found, but diligent search failed to find the young men until a week ago the body of Mr.Buck was found. Mr. Buck was 21 years of age and the youngest son of George E.Buck ofBurlington. The aged father feels his loss deeply.20