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The·Observer, Thursday, July 29,1999
OBITUARIES
(Archer) Hilliard. ton on June 3, 1918, the son of ofSouthington Lamb, Sr He graduated from daughter, Sharon B Lamb of Bil-
_Paola Aparo -He-was born September 20, 01 -Sh: was predeceailed by her Meriden High _School. and also. lenca. Mass a son: Patnck Lamb
Parishioner of 1937, in Hartford, tl e son of the Palumbo, he resided in Southing- brother, Kenneth McKenzie. from Boston University with a de- of Taunton, Mass.; a brother,
St. Ann Church late Hirold H. and M. Elizabeth ton his entire life. Bailey Funeral Home in New gree in business administration in James Lamb of South Carolina;
(Hooper) Hilliard, Sr. He had He was a veteran of World Britain was in charge of arrange- 1958. and two nieces.
Paola Aparo, 81, of New been employed by the state of War II, serving in the U.S. Army ments. He served m the United Funeral services were held Ju-
Britain, died June 28, 1999. She Connecticut Casino Licensing. in Germany and France. He re-
States Marine Corps, and the U.S. ly 23 in Corinna. Burial-was in
was the widow of Paolo Aparo, He had graduated from Hartford tire=d in 1983, as machinist from 9A
Merchant Marines during World
who died in 1993. She was the
daughter of Paolo and Santa
Public High School and was a
member of its alumni organiza-
Fansteel VR Wesson of
Plantsville. He was a member of
uennis J.
Lamb Tr.
War II. He was a past president of
the New England Paralyzed Vet-
Morses Corner Cemetery, Connna.
Crosby Funeral Home was in
Calafiore and was born in Sira- tion. St. Thomas Church. 'J
erans Association, and was a mem-
charge of arrangements.
cusa, Italy. She was employed as a He attended the University of Besides his wife, Mr. Palumbo WorW War II veteran ber of the New England Paralyzed In lieu of flowers, donations
seamstress for Paula Fashions of
New Britain for many years. She
Connecticut and was a graduate of
Charter Oak College. Mr. Hilliard
is survived by a daughter, Barbara
Avitabile of Southington; a son-in- CORINNA, MASS. - Den- Veterans of America Basketball may be made to the New England
was a member of St Ann Church was a past noble grand-ofthe edd-law' Louis Avitabile of Southing. nis James Lamb lr.1 72, died July Team. He enjoyed woodcarving. Paralyzed Veterans Association
and also a member of the Sacred Fellows, a member of the Flagg toni three grandchildren and their 20 at his residence. He was Sorn He is survived by his best frierrd- -Adminisoiltwe-Officer-Suite-;41R,
d-United-Chuich-of-Chastr..spousesrflaudin *nd.frn# T.imirRi latwary 18, 1927 in Meriden, the and devoted wife of 43 years, Mil- 1600 Providence Flighway, Wal-
She is survived by a son and and a deacon ofthe church. of Plantsville; Karen and Gregory son of Dennis and Mabel (Gorr) dred E. Lamb of C6Anna; a pole, Mass., 02081.
daughter-in-law, Michael and Besides his wife, he is survived Davis of Meriden; and Louis and 1 r --- ' a :1 1 '9 "' ' * ' 341
Rosemary Aparo of Southington; by two sons, Michael R. Hilliard Roxanne Avitabile of Southington; ,·.'S, F'
three daughters and two son-in- of Fla.; Scott A. Hilliard of Wash- two great-grandchildren, whom ' 1 -i;*r --M , '. 4,1.1
laws, Sandra and Sal Gozzo of ington, Penn.; a daughter, Donna he loved very much, Samantha Ise