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Ryan Heraty, the new Principal of Montpelier’s Union Elementary School, addressed the Montpelier Rotary Club last week. He spoke about changes underway, including the playground project, “Responsive Classroom School,” Positive Behavioral Interventions, and Support, with an Outdoor Education Focus. He commended the Rotarians for their Backpack Food Assistance program which has grown to support 80 students. Heraty (center) is flanked by Rotarian Nat Frothingham (L) and Club President Kody Lyon. The Rotary Club meets Mondays at 12:15 at the Capitol Plaza Hotel. Guests are invited. Vermont Students Invited to Apply • • • for Governor’s Institute Winter 4-H Sewing Clinic Fosters Creativity A dozen young people gathered on Dec. 1 for a sewing clinic at University of Vermont (UVM) Extension’s office in Berlin. The clinic was coordinated by UVM Extension 4-H in Orange and Washington Counties and open to both 4-H’ers and non- 4-H members, ages 8 to 18. Projects and instruction were based on level of sewing experience. The intermediate and advanced sewers worked with Chris Pratt, Bradford, and Betty Hammond, Barre, to design and create their own bags from scratch. They drafted sketches, learned how to make their own patterns and measured and cut their own fabric to sew a custom-designed bag. Novice sewers explored the inner workings and functions of the sewing machine through a fun exercise in which they were given a list of parts and definitions to try to identify parts of the machine. They also worked on several simple sewing projects. With Cecile Johnston, owner of Jumping Raindrops Sewing and Design in Montpelier, they sewed quilt block potholders. Sally DeCicco, also from Montpelier, worked with them to make no-sew dog chew toys and • • • The Governor’s Institutes of Vermont (GIV) would like to announce their annual Winter Weekend. The enrollment period will be opening soon! All Vermont high school students are eligible to attend. Students will explore their interests and passions from a list of ten different topics, all while having fun and meeting new and like-minded peers. Enrollment for all 9th-12th graders began December 10th and runs through January 15th. Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Institutes fill up quickly, so students can gain an advantage by applying early. While attendance is limited to 1 Weekend Program per year, students should make a back-up selection in case their first choice is unavailable. Students can visit www.giv.org/ apply to begin the application process. What’s it all about?! Students will be actively engaged in various topics during the two-day residential programs. Winter Weekend events will be held at Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont, from February 8th-10th, and February 22nd 24th. Both programs start Friday evening and conclude Sunday afternoon. Arts and Humanities topics include: Digital Journalism and Ethics; Youth Leadership; Directing Theatre; Biological Illustration; Chaos Art; Songwriting Boot Camp; and Global Education and Youth Voice. STEM offerings include: Microcontrollers; Disaster Health & Epidemiology; and Neuroscience. The programs are guaranteed to be affordable for ALL Vermont families. A sliding scale tuition model enables families to pay only what they are comfortable paying. In 2018, 86% of GIV attendees received tuition assistance. For more information concerning tuition and affordability, please visit our website at www.giv.org/winterweekendtuition/. The Governor’s Institute of Vermont is an independent non-profit working in partnership with the Vermont Agency of Education, Vermont Department of Labor, VSAC, private donors, and all Vermont high schools. For more information, please visit our website at www.giv.org. holiday stockings out of jean pant legs. Several participants worked on their own creations, repurposing old clothing such as t-shirts, ties, and jeans into accessories and other new items. Others learned how to use conductive thread to sew LED lights into their finished products, which included a wristband bracelet and dog bandana with a light for visibility. Taking part in the clinic were Hannah and Lucy Badger, Lessa Dreimiller and Ella Reynells, all from Waitsfield; Sieanna Forkey and Cassie Richland-Pizano, both from Waterbury; Nadia Gongleff-Doolittle, Calais; Mirabelle Hamilton, Middlesex; Corinna Hobbs, Hinesburg; Alessandra Hoffman and Hannah Smiley, both from Milton; and Adam Messier, Braintree. The Washington County 4-H Foundation helped sponsor the clinic, including purchasing materials. Allison Smith, 4-H youth learning experiences coordinator, and Molly McFaun, 4-H educator for Orange and Washington Counties, assisted with the event. To learn more about the 4-H sewing project in Vermont, contact the State 4-H Office at (802) 656-8343 or (800) 571-0668. Holiday Tips for Parents DON’T SUPPLY ALCOHOL OR MARIJUANA TO YOUTH Both are illegal for youth under 21, even in your own home. Enabling underage drinking is dangerous, sends the wrong message, and is illegal. or giving alcohol to a minor. Allowing drinking in your home, even if you take away car keys, does not make underage drinking safe. Central VT New Directions HELP KEEP KIDS SAFE www.cvndc.org • • • One-third of underage drinking deaths involve auto crashes. The remaining two-thirds involve alcohol unintentional injuries. Underage drinking can lead to risky sexual assaults, and violence. Plainfield Community Supper on the Third Tuesday of December The following honors list is provided from the school. Any questions or concerns should be addressed directly to the school. SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL QUARTER 1 HONOR ROLL - 2018-2019 Seniors: Trey Armbrister, Natasha Balandra, Samuel Bigglestone, Makayla Boisvert, Jordan Boyea, Megan Brier, Lydia Brown, Austin Bryan, Emily Cetin, Natasha Chase, Makayla Chouinard, Molly Cleveland, Madison Cooley, Colleen Couture, Alexander Coyle, Jesse Dindo, Tucker DuBois, Evan Emerson, Amanda Gerrish, Samantha Gill- Owen, Cam Gosselin, Madison Heath, Ella Hilton-VanOsdall, Cellan Hogan, Molly Hood, Ashley Houle, Dominic Hutchins, Colby Jones, Jesse King, Kristina King, Lindsay LaPan, Carmellitta Le, Ashlyn Liimatainen, Michaela Linares, Zoë Macdonald, Ella McCarthy, Riley McFaun, Amber McGinley, Evan Parent, Grace Pierce, Emma Poirier, Steven Poulin, Kyle Proteau, Faith Redmond, Lillian Riddle, Jonathan Rieder, Thomas Royea, Lia Rubel, Ryan Shirlock, Casey Simpson, Abigail Spencer, Brianna Storti, Kassidy Swift, Tina Taylor, Justin Thurber, David Toborg, Jillian Tosi, Isabella Usle-Wolfel, Devon White, Rachel White, Elizabeth Wilder, Taylor Winter, Mason York Juniors: Myles Aja, Lauren Allen, Nathaniel Arthur, Ethan Asselin, Emily Bailey, Damien Barnett, Ethan Benoit, Briana Bouffard, Iris Carter, Hunter Chase, Cody Collins, Daniel Copping, Anna DeAlmeida, Jack Dodd, Taylor Dunster, Jaylynn Emmons, Cooper Farnsworth, Camryn Fewer, Bryanna Giacherio, Gavin Glosser, Cassandra Graves, Vanessa Greig, Gustavo Hahn, Jenna Hallstrom, Megan Hammarstrom, Grace Hardaker, Dylan Hebert, John Hebert, Madison Henderson, Riley Hodgkins, Benjamin Hopkins, Destiny Isabelle, Jordan Jones, Rachel Kelley, Micah Kezar, Hailey LaFaille, Kyaira LaRochelle, Aliza Lindley, Jada MacDonald, Conner Magoon, Elizabeth Malnati, Zecor Margolin Berger, Morgan Mast, Brittany Matott, Natalie Mattson, Kyle May, Madelyn Mayfi eld, Ella Mayo, Nicholas McKelvey, Emily McMahon, Kaiden Morse, Trevor Moyes, Nicholas Norwood, Marley Ostrout, Grant Otis, Grace Parsons, Grace Paterson, Oscar Peake, Attilio Perantoni, Makena Plant, Elizabeth Poirier, Hayleigh Pollard, Christopher Prufer, Caelan Radigan, Emma Riddle, Ethan Santor, Gregory Silk, Brianna Spaulding, Abigail Stacy, Kiana Stevens, Matthew Tacey, Danielle Trottier, Olivia Verret, Lee Walbridge, Christopher West, Elaina White, Raine Willis Sophomores: Eusebio Aja, Jacob Allen, Zane Arthur, Chesnee Barney, Jordyn Beede, Madeline Benoit, Ezra Bernier, Mia Blow, Elizabeth Bradley, Marcel Brault, Brandon Burns, Madeline Cooper, Gaberiel Cotnoir, Kailey Craig, Jake Darling, Josie Diego, Nicholas Dvorovy, Indira Dzano, Abigail Ellsworth, Allison Everett, Allyson Felch, Natalie Folland, Brooke Forrend, Jacob Fuller, Christian Gagne, Gabriel Guyette, Rebecca Harley, Theresa Hoar, Kyree Hutchinson, Jenna Illsley, Benjamin Isabelle, Madison Jarvis, Audrey Jones, Camden Kelley, Carson King, Emily LaRose, Savannah Light, Katelyn MacIver, Taite Magoon, Amina Malagic’, Trent Malone-Hedges, Kiana Martin, Noah Partridge, Zoey Pickel, Halle Pletzer, Willem Pontbriand, David Poulin, Emma Proteau, Dorothy Reil, Olivia Rousse, Anastasiya Simonenko, Zachary Stabell, Matthew Stevens, Brian Sweeney, Emily Tansley, Natalie Taylor, Jennah Thompson, Brandon Trepanier, Amer Verem, Emily Wilson, Alyssa Winkler Freshmen: Aidan Ahearn, Taylor Audet, Tasia Avery, Logan Bailey, Emily Bartlett, Taylen Bennett, Colby Berard, Jacob Bisson, Emma Blaisdell, Ashley Boisvert, Abigail Burachowski, Kyle Coache, Charles Codling, Ethan Codling, Christian Day, Steven Derouchie, Julia Dunn, Landen Farnham, Cydney Ferrer, Julia Fewer, Alexander Fleury, Kolby Flynn, Ethan Godfrey, Cameron Govea, Zoey Henry, Kayla Hood, Brandon Isaac, Riley Jarvis, Aliyah Jewett, Bella Kamont, Olivia Kuban, Brady Lamberti, Emily Lamberti, Payton Lamberti, Jacob Lamphere, Gene Lumbra III, Haley MacAuley, John Malnati, Jamison Mast, Gabrielle Mathews, Chloe Mattson, Alexander Maurice, Jonathan Maurice, Anna Mayo, Ned McCarthy, Emily Morris, Brandon Noury, Delaney Partlow, Jake Picard, Nicholas Pierce, Madison Plant, John Poirier, Emily Poulin, Alexander Pouliot, Ezme’ Quittner, Michael Rea, Carter Reaves, Hunter Roya, Lexie Royce, Noah Rubel, Ryan Sanborn, Alyson Savoie, Camden Simpson, Zachary Slayton, Jameson Solomon, Emily Grace Spaulding, Samuel Starzec, Eleanor Steinman, Hazel Sutton, Zoe Tewksbury, Ty Thornton, Ariana Thurber, Christian Titus, Matthew Toborg, Chandler Wallin, Zachary White, Isabelle Wightman, Justice Womer CONGRATULATIONS, STUDENTS, ON YOUR EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT! 14 North Main Street Suite 1003 Barre 229-0366 Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-7pm, Sat. 9am-2pm We’re Very Proud Of You! Your Hard Work Is Paying Off! L.L. Felch Electric 793-7455 Plainfield’s Community Supper will be hosted in December by Rhythm of the Rein, a Marshfield-based organization, assisted by the Community Supper Support Group (CSSG). Unlike typical months, this December our supper will be on December 18th, the third Tuesday of the month. As usual the supper is free. Money and dessert potluck donations are always welcome but not necessary. Servings begin at 6 p.m. at Plainfield’s Grace United Methodist Church. Rhythm of the Rein is a therapeutic riding and (horse) driving program. They use equine assisted activities and therapies to improve the physical, social and emotional well-being of youths and adults with challenges - through interaction with horses. Their riding rings (indoor and outdoor) and stables are located in Marshfield. These hosted community suppers are supported and produced with CSSG volunteers. The group welcomes help from all interested persons to make this series possible along with our local hosts and donors. This month’s supper features beef stew and home-baked bread along with vegetable soup. For further information and to volunteer, write Michael Billingsley at michaelbiix@gmail.com. www.poulinautosales.com 476-8159 OPEN EVERY DAY Large Inventory of Cars & Trucks Route 302 East Barre Road December 12, 2018 The WORLD page 9
Daniel J. Lemieux Daniel Joseph Lemieux, 91, of Owen Drive passed away on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at his home. Born January 1, 1927 in Berlin, NH, he was the son of Peter and Emile (Couture) Lemieux. Daniel attended St. Monica’s graded school where he was an altar boy and went to Spaulding High School for two years before the family moved and bought a farm in Middlesex. He graduated from St. Michaels High School with the class of 1945. After graduating, Daniel continued to work on the farm until he moved back to Barre where he became employed at the local IGA Grocery Store. On May 9, 1946, he was drafted into the U.S. Army. After basic training at Fort Belvore, VA engineering camp, Daniel was shipped to the Philippines to serve as the Quarter Master in Battery A 538th Field Battalion as part of the rotating guard duty for Japanese prisoners. He was honorably discharged in June of 1947. Returning to Barre, Daniel began working at the First National Stores for 13 years, 10 of which as Assistant Manager. In June of 1960, he went to work for Howard’s Market in South Barre as the personnel manager working there for six years – never missing a day! In May of 1966, he began working at Capitol City Press in Berlin, working there full-time for 26 years, he semiretired in 1992 but continued to supervise the shipping department part-time for another four years, fully retiring in 1996. On June 11, 1960 he married Louise Crete in the St. Monica Catholic Church in Barre. Their son Peter was born in 1964 and daughter Renee in 1968. Daniel and Louise bought a home in Barre Town in 1967 and always enjoyed sharing in the upkeep of their home and property, which was always immaculate. Louise passed away on May 27, 1991. In his spare time, Daniel enjoyed time spent with his family snowmobiling, swimming in Groton or Caspian Lake, foliage rides and the occasional trip to the Hidden Valley Dude Ranch for some horseback riding. Survivors include his daughter Renee and her husband, James O’Keefe of Barre; and his nieces Charlene Buttura of Montpelier and Louise Mar of Clovis, CA along with many in-laws and extended family. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his wife Louise Lemieux, his son Peter Lemieux, his two sisters Elaine Robinson and Dolores Colbert, and his nephew Ira Robinson. As per his wishes there will be no calling hours. A graveside committal service will be held in the Spring in the St. Sylvester Cemetery in Websterville. In lieu of cards, memorial contributions may be made in his name to the Central Vermont Humane Society, PO Box 687, Montpelier, VT 05601. A loving tribute from your son-in-law, “On a late fall day in 1996, I rounded the corner on Owen Drive to meet my future wife’s father (he was not expecting me). In the driveway was a man about 5’2” tall and 115 lbs., he had spent the day bringing in the wood that he had stacked that spring from outside to inside his garage, 4 cords all by himself, he was almost 70, but looked 55. Our conversation wasn’t all that long that day, but he was very polite, even when he asked me to leave so he could finish his work. Let’s just say sparks didn’t fly that day, but it wouldn’t take long for me to realize just how special a man I’d met. Over the next 22 years, we would come to know each other very well. He would tell me often about his journey through life, one of amazing fortitude, Faith and hard work… now it’s my honor to tell you about it…” please visit www.hookerwhitcomb.com to read more about Daniel’s journey through this world. The Hooker and Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7 Academy Street, Barre is in charge of the arrangements. ROBERT W. BULEY, 85, died recently at his home. He was born on Dec. 3, 1932, the son of Charles and Corrine (Campbell) Buley. He graduated from St. Michael’s High School. He enlisted into the United States Navy, where he served on the USS Champlain aircraft carrier, until his honorable discharge. Bob worked for a short time for the railroad before becoming a postal carrier for many years PRUNEAU-POLLI FUNERAL HOME Serving All Faiths Family Owned & Operated 58 Summer Street • Barre, Vermont 802-476-4621 Proud Member National Funeral Directors Association Handicap Accessible page 10 The WORLD December 12, 2018 at the Montpelier Post Office. He coached Little League for a number of years, played softball, golf, and was on several bowling leagues. Survivors include his brother, David Buley and wife Roberta, of Rutland; nieces and a nephew as well as great-nieces and -nephews. REGINALD KEITH “REG” DROWN, 74, died Nov. 17, 2018. He was born Aug. 13, 1944, the son of Keith & Bernice (Puffer) Drown. Reg was the oldest child of Keith and Bernice. He married Mary Bruso Clayton in Arlington on July 1, 1979. Reg served in the United States Air Force and was a lifelong salesman. He worked for Economy Auto Sales, Cetrangelo Granite and was also a bus driver for Northfield schools. Reg also owned and operated a hunting and archery business named “Wild Wood Sports,” as well as the “Northfield Taxi.” He loved spending time with family & pets, driving back roads, watching boxing, hunting, fishing, crafts, and collecting. He loved spending time fishing at the “floating bridge” and going to yard sales. Survivors include his mother, Bernice Drown, of Northfield; his loving wife, Mary, of Northfield; five children Danette Hardin and husband Mike, of Wetumpka, AL, Dana Drown and wife Rebecca, of Winooski, Paul Clayton, of Northfield, Dalyn Drown and wife Emily, of Orland Park, IL, Taylor “Birdie” Drown, of Northfield; four siblings Roger Drown, of NC, Frank Drown, of Northfield, Fred Drown, of Northfield, Ashton Drown, of Graniteville; eight grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. SHELLEY ELAINE (PREVOST) HENRY, 62, passed away on Dec. 3, 2018. Born May 20, 1956, in Montreal, Canada, she was the daughter of Gordon and Joan (Widgington) Prevost. Following graduation, she made her home in Pointe Claire, Quebec. She was employed by the Royal Bank of Canada. On May 9, 1978, she married Lynnford Henry. Shelley moved to Barre in 1986. She was employed by Global Values, Adams Granite and Rouleau Granite. She enjoyed needlepoint, color art and crafts. Survivors include her partner, Victor Chaput, of Ferrisburgh; her sons Jeremy Henry and wife Kim, of Naples, FL, and Logan Henry, of Randolph; a grandson; her mother, Joan Kennell and husband Arthur, of Barre; her siblings Bradley Prevost, of Montreal, Wade Prevost and wife Elena, of Toronto, ON, Corey Prevost, of Atlanta, GA, Martin Prevost and wife Linda, of Barre, Chrysanne Hedberg and husband Erik, of Durham, NC, Susan Cole and husband Chuck, of West Boylston, MA, and Danny Kennell, of Montreal, Quebec; as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins. THOMAS R. LONG JR., 66, passed away Nov. 22, 2018. Tom was born in Newport. He was the son of Elaine Miles Long and the late Thomas R. Long Sr., residents of Westport, CT. Tom had been a VT resident for over 40 years. He graduated from Staples High School in Westport, in 1970. He received a bachelor’s degree in electrical and electronic engineering from UVM. He also earned an associate degree in electrical engineering from VTC. Tom had a long career working for Digital Equipment Corp., Nikon Precision and Bio Tek Instruments in VT. Tom loved music and was a talented piano and guitar player. For many years, he was a member of Central Vermont Amateur Radio Club, where he served as president. Tom loved hunting, fishing and spending time out of doors. He enjoyed taking his dogs to the dog park to play. Tom in survived by his wife, Jacqueline H. Long; his mother, Elaine M. Long; his two brothers Edward A. Long and wife Andree V. Long, of Westport, and Dana R. Long and wife Melinda Long, of Belmont, MA; three nieces; and his wife’s daughter, Elizabeth Thompson. MONA L. MAYO, passed away Nov. 7, 2018. She was born March 4, 1936, in Randolph, VT, and was the middle of three sisters. Mona was employed by the State in the Materials and Research Department, and was a member of the United Church of Northfield for many years. She was an exceptional painter, enjoyed gardening and was an avid fan of the Baltimore Orioles and New England Patriots. She was the mother of six children. She leaves behind her daughter, Dawn Rebello (Ron), son Larry Mayo, daughter Kathy John (Peter), daughter Shannon Haught, son Glenn Mayo; her sisters Leah Jennings and Ruth Nye (Peter). She was the grandmother of 10 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. JOHN G. PELLON, 89, passed away on Dec. 2, 2018. Born on May 6, 1929, in Barre City, he was the son of Paul and Josephine (Galli) Pellon. He attended elementary school in Barre and graduated from Spaulding High School as part of the Class of 1947. John then went on to attend Burdett College in Boston where he earned his Associate degree in Business in 1950. Following his schooling, John enlisted in the United States Army where he served with distinction in the Korean Theater during the war. He was honorably discharged in 1953. On Oct. 20, 1956, he married Patricia Downing, in the St. Sylvester Catholic Church in Graniteville. John worked for the State for over 34 years. Throughout life, John had many hobbies and interests, including golf, summers at the Lone Pine Campground and being with his family and friends. Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Patricia Pellon, of Barre Town; two sons Brian Pellon and wife Peggy, of Conroe, TX, and Bradley Pellon and partner Darlene Stone, of Murfreesboro, TN; his grandchildren and his great-grandchildren. He also leaves his sister-in-law, Janet Lambert and husband Maurice, and brother-in-law Richard Downing, FL; as well as numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. RASSOUL RANGAVIZ passed away on Dec. 2, 2018. He was born on May 23, 1957, in Ardabil, Iran, to Horieh and the late Habib Rangaviz. As an Iranian naval-cadet in the 1970s, he came to the US on a military scholarship. Without speaking English, Rassoul moved to Northfield to attend Norwich University. He learned English, completed a degree in accounting and fell in love with Ann Lauzon of Barre. Although they were only 18 and 21, Ann and Rassoul knew they had found something special in each other. But after only 10 months, history intervened. As the Iranian Hostage Crisis played out in 1979, the US government canceled Iranian military exchange visas and Rassoul was forced to leave the country. For Ann and Rassoul, the separation only served to clarify their relationship. Ann traveled to the church of Senator Patrick and Marcelle Leahy and begged Marcelle to help her bring Rassoul back. Moved by the story, Marcelle and Senator Leahy helped Ann secure a fiancé visa. In 1981, Rassoul flew back where an overjoyed Ann was waiting for him at JFK. Although Rassoul knew that he was returning on a fiancé visa, Ann had another surprise for him at the airport: she had already booked the church where they would get married three weeks later, in 1981. From there, life moved quickly. Rassoul and Ann had two children, Sheilah and David, whom they raised in Montpelier. Rassoul rose to become the chief financial officer of Copley Hospital, where he worked for over 20 years. He is survived by his mother; two brothers Mohammed and Bahman; his sister, Nadia; six nieces and nephews; and many extended family members in Iran. He also leaves behind Ann’s very large family, who became his family. He was everyone’s favorite friend. STEVEN M. RICH, 71, passed away on Dec. 3, 2018. He was born on Aug. 17, 1947, the son of Donald and Lorraine (Desilets) Rich. He lived in Berlin all his life. On Sept. 22, 1967, he married his high school sweetheart, Susan Nuissl, at the First Congregational Church of Berlin. Prior to opening his business, he worked in several capacities in central VT as a mechanic and small engine repair. Beginning in 1985, he opened his home business as Steve Rich Sales and Service. He did love to laugh and humor was a huge part of his life. He was a gun enthusiast, an avid reader and an endless resource of info about many topics not limited to guns and hunting. He had a small hobby farm where he and his family raised chickens, turkeys and pigs. He loved his home of 45 years that he built in Berlin on a piece of the old Nuissl farm and spent so much time outside. Survivors include his mother, Lorraine Rich, of Berlin; his wife of 51 years, Susan Rich, of Berlin; his daughter, Katie John and husband Patrick and their son, Isaac, of East Montpelier, with whom he was so very close and incredibly proud. He also leaves behind his sisters Bonnie Hall and husband Richard, of East Montpelier, Pam Rich, of Berlin; brothers Gary Rich and wife Judy of Anchorage, AK, Kim Rich and wife Pat, of Nelson, NH; several nieces and nephews. He also leaves his beloved German Shepherd, Denali. DOUGLAS MYRON ROWELL, 60, died Dec. 3, 2018. He was born Oct. 6, 1958, in Calais, the son of Merle and Lillie (Jacobs) Rowell. He attended Calais public schools, New School in Plainfield and Union 32 in East Montpelier. Mr. Rowell was a farmhand and a carpenter. For many years, he was employed by Vermont College of Fine Arts Campus Relations Department. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, country music concerts and the Tunbridge Fair. Survivors include three daughters Diana Rowell, of Hardwick, Lisa Rowell, of Calais, Ashley Rosa, of Townville, of SC; five grandchildren; five siblings Edward Rowell, Millie Brumback, both of Calais, Richard Rowell, of East Montpelier, Shirley Collier, of Greensboro, Betty Chase, of Barre; numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. DANIEL “DAN” RUBALCABA, 67, died Dec. 3, 2018. Born Nov. 14, 1951, in Barre, he was the son of Marcelino “Chink” and Catherine “Kitty” (Bullis) Rubalcaba. He was a graduate of Spaulding High School in Barre. On Oct. 29, 1989, he married Kathy Robinson in Calais. They made their home all their married life in East Barre where they raised four children. Dan worked many years in sales. Most recently, he worked at Washington County Mental Health. His interests included hunting, attending NASCAR events and following sports. Survivors include his daughters Danielle Rubalcaba and companion David Brooks II, and Hallie Rubalcaba and companion Caleb Millington; two sons Michael Rubalcaba and companion Alicia Compo, and David Rubalcaba; a brother, Gary Rubalcaba and wife Mary, of Barre Town, their three daughters and families; as well as three grandchildren. AVERY H. (DUFFY) SCHEIB passed away on Nov. 29, 2018. She was a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend, always willing to share her beautiful smile, quick wit and brilliant mind with everyone. She loved to spend time watching her boys play sports, attending charitable events, volunteering in the schools, board member and scheduler for the Minnetonka Baseball Association and simply spending time with family and friends. She loved to travel, especially to her family’s home in Lake George, New York, or their annual family trip to Hawaii. Survived by husband Dervis and sons Will and Sam, mother Kate Duffy and brother Charles Duffy (Jamie Mosher); nephews Rye and Luca, niece Ayla; as well as many other relatives and friends. Avery was born in Hartford, CT. She graduated from Spaulding High School in Barre, VT, completed an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Carlton College and a master’s degree from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota. She was a dedicated employee and leader in her careers at Rosemount and Wavecrest. continued on next page
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