Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

was married to Carl Niedmann of Waterbury who survives her. She also leaves her father and mother,one brother Charles of this village, and two-step sons, John and Carl Niedmann of Waterbury. Burial inCenter Cemetery, Burlington, CT.NELSON, JANICE M. STREVER, 67, of Pleasant St. died 11-19-2002 at Charlotte HungerfordHospital. She was the wife of the late Donald Nelson. Born 7-31-1935 in Winchester, she was thedaughter of the late Walter and Florence (LaPlante) Strever. She leaves behind four sons, Donald ofTorrington, Neil of Indianola, Iowa, Blair and Eric of Torrington; five daughters; Deborah Bakunis ofTorrington, Lisa Davidson of Patterson, N.Y. Valerie Johansen of Clinton, Iowa, Caryn Lopez ofTorrington and Lori Morando of Torrington; 22 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren and several niecesand nephews. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CTNEVERS, MARY (Majewski) 81, of Southington, died 9-7-1994. She was the widow ofFrederick W.Nevers. Born in New Britain, she lived on Burritt St. for most of her life beforemoving to Southington several years ago. She was a member of the Burlington CongregationalChurch. Her survivers include a son and daughter-in-law, Frederick W. Jr. and Dorothy Neversof Avon; three daughters and two sons-in-law, Joyce Pasqurell of Southington, Diane andGeorge Postl of Newington and Eileen and Frank Aksamit of Burlington. Two brothers and threesisters, Daniel Majewski of Kensington, Henry Majewski, Jane Budnik, Helen Kraut andFlorence O'Connor, all of New Britain. She was predeceased by two grandsons, MichaelAksamit and John Pasqurell; a great-grandson Kevin Postl; two brothers and a sister. Burial inCenter Cemetery, Burlington, CT.NIEDMANN, ELIZABETH(Broadbent) died at her home in Waterbury 9-29-1923. She wasborn in Burlington 8-3-1890, the daughter of Fred and Mary (Watson) Broadbent. She attendedthe schools in Burlington and 20 years ago moved with her parents to Unionville where shegraduated from the local high school and later Syracuse University. On Oct. 8th she wasmarried to Carl Niedmann of Waterbury, who survives her. She also leaves her father andmother, one brother, Charles of Unionville and two stepsons, John and Carl Niedmann ofWaterbury. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.NIELSON, DORIS J. age 80, a resident of Chattahoochee, Florida, died July 6, 2002, inTallahassee, Florida. A native of Bristol, CT, she had lived in Chattahoochee since 1991. Shewas a member of First United Methodist Church in Chattahoochee and a member of the GoldenDays Club. A memorial service will beheld at 4 PM, on Friday, July 22, at First United MethodistChurch in Chattahoochee. Survivors include her husband, Charles F.Nielson of Chattahoochee;one son, Bruce Nielson of Dublin, Calif. Two daughters, Karen Lafollette of Kodiak, Alaska andDiane Bordage of Camden, N.Y.; three grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.NORTON, JULIA A. of 166 Divinity Street, Bristol, died 1921. She was born 2-16-1838 near BurlingtonStation, the second child of Jerry and Susan Barnes and the grandchild of Amzi and Sophronia (Mills)Barnes. In her earlier years she was a teacher.NORTON, LUTHER S, of Copper mine district died 3-6-1909, born 7-15-1847, and was theoldest child of Charles & Martha (Stocking) Norton. He lived all his life on the same farm whichhas been in the family for several generations, although the present residence was built in1865. In 1869 he married Miss Sarah Frisbie of Unionville, who survives him, together with oneson Charles and a daughter Parthenia. Two brothers, Alfred L. of Bristol & Henry C. of SanFrancisco. One sister, Mrs. Gilbert H.Blakesley of Bristol.NORTON, SARAH (Frisbie) died at her home in the Copper Mine district on 4-22. Mrs.Norton was the widow of Luther S.Norton. She was born in New Hartford, 10-11-1848, theyoungest child, of five, of Gad Frisbie. She was left an orphan at an early age, being brought upby her uncle, Solomon Richards of Unionville. She was married 9-7-1869, and after nearly 40years of wedded life, followed her husband, who died seven weeks earlier, into the blessed landfrom whence they shall go no more out forever. She leaves a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. &Mrs. Charles F.Norton, and a daughter, Parthinia G.Norton. Her brother George Frisbie of86