Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

KS; her sister-in-Iaw, Gyla Roberson and her husband, Gene of Wichita, KS; her niece, SusanHouse; and five nephews, Jim, Rick and Steve Gordon and Mark and Mitch Roberson; two goddaughters,Stacey and Alyssa Czopor. She was predeceased by her godson, Jeffery Czopor.Friends may call at The Ahern Funeral Home, 111 Main St., Rte. 4, Unionville, on Wednesdayevening from 5-9 p.m. Funeral Services will be held Thursday, at 2 p.m., in the CongregationalChurch of Burlington, Rte. 4, Burlington, with the Rev. Wendell Taylor officiating. Burial will be inBurlington Center Cemetery, Burlington. Memorial contributions may be made to theScholarship Fund Ray of Hope, Jeffery S. Czopor, c/o Lewis Mills High School, 26 Lyons Rd.Burlington, CT 06013.MONAHAN, PETER H. 20, of 228 South Main St., died ---. Born 8-12-1967, in Arlington, MA,he was a son of Joseph E. and Arlene(Poglitsch) Monahan and a resident of Burlington for thepast 14 years. Besides his parents, he leaves three brothers, Stephen of Burlington. Michaeland Matthew of Goffstown, NH; a sister, Jennifer Monahan of Burlington; his maternalgrandmother, Augustina (Backes)Poglitsch of Burlington; his paternal grandparents, Edwardand Grace(Swift)Monahan of Bristol. Burial at St. Joseph Cemetery, Bristol, CTMONCE, ANNA, wife to Samuel, died 1-5-1948.MONCE, SAMUEL G. husband to Anna, died 5-4-1930.MORGAN, NELBERT L. 32, of 50 Rockledge Drive, was found in the woods off MilfordRoad, Burlington, about 3-7-65 (Lamson Corner Cemetery?). Doctors termed the death suicideby hanging. Morgan had been missing since 2-24 and police said he had been dead for sometime. A native of Bristol, he was born 2-1-1933. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Carolyn (Hart)Morgan; a sister, Mrs. Paul B.Smith, both of Bristol. Burial in West Cemetery.MOSES, ADRIAN R. passed away at his home in the southwestern part of Burlington. (1-3-1917) Mr. Moses was born in the house in which he died or in the one across the road and wasa son of Richard and Rachel (Norton)Moses and had lived all of his life except about 7 years inthe immediate section where he died. He was born on 3-21-1838 and attended the districtschool and worked on his father's farm. As a young man he, for a period of about 7 yearsowned a farm in Farmington. During all of the active years of his life he was engaged inlumbering. He bought hundred's of acres of timber land which he cut off and turned the timber,much of it, into ties, which were sold to the New York and New Haven Railroad. It is thought thathe furnished more ties to this railroad than any other man living. For a number of years past heand his son, Arthur A. has given up much time to horticulture and their apple orchards hadbecome famous all over New England as their exhibits of this fruit had taken first prizes at thebig pomological show in Boston year after year. He grew Rhode Island Greenings, Baldwin andthe Golden Russett.Mr. Moses was representative of the town of Burlington in the legislature of 1877 and hadlong been selectman, chairman of the board of school visitors, in fact had held all of the townoffices in Burlington that he would except. He has also seen his son a member of theConnecticut Legislature of 1909 and to hold various town offices.At the time of his death his wife was seriously ill with grip and the son, Arthur A. was also illwith the same disease. Two trained nurses were in attendance. The other direct survivors are adaughter Mrs. Edwin Matthews of Whigville and five grandchildren.MUBAREK, EDWARD M. 46, of Bruning Road, New Hartford, 1919, 11-11-1966. He wasthe husband of Jadwiga Szydlo Mubarek. He leaves his wife; 1 son, Khoury of New Hartford; 3daughters, Miss Georgie, Miss Helen & Miss Carlotta, all of New Hartford; one brother, Charlesof Winsted; 2 sisters, Mrs. Louise Thomas & Mrs. Doris Veneziano, both of Winsted. Burial atCenter Cemetery, Burlington, CT.MULLEN, JAMES B. Sr. 78, of Canton Road, Burlington, husband of Helen (Hartigan) died10-27-1991. He was born 1-11-1913, in Bangor, Maine, and lived in Burlington for the past 53years. He operated the Hartigan Orchards during WW II. He was a former two term StateRepresentative for Burlington, and active in town activities. Besides his wife, he is survived by84