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<strong>February</strong> <strong>2019</strong> <strong>Medway</strong> & <strong>Millis</strong> Local Town Pages www.localtownpages.com Page 19<br />

Obituaries<br />

Theresa M.<br />

( M o r t o n )<br />

Cousens 89,<br />

of <strong>Millis</strong>, died<br />

peacefully at her<br />

home in the care<br />

of her son and<br />

daughter on Saturday December 1,<br />

2018. She was the wife of the late<br />

Allen V. Cousens.<br />

A resident of <strong>Millis</strong> since 1955,<br />

Theresa was born in Milton a<br />

daughter of the late Windfield C.<br />

and Philomena (Sampson) Morton.<br />

Prior to her retirement, she<br />

had been employed by the Town<br />

of <strong>Millis</strong> Assessors Department for<br />

30 years.<br />

Theresa is survived by her<br />

daughter, Janine C. Souza and her<br />

husband Robert of Kennebunk<br />

Maine; her son Michael Cousens of<br />

<strong>Millis</strong>, five grandchildren and three<br />

great grandchildren.<br />

Dolores Dawson died peacefully<br />

Wednesday, December 26,<br />

2018, at her home surrounded<br />

by her loving family. She was 97<br />

years old. Born in Baltimore, Maryland,<br />

she was the daughter of the<br />

late Percy and Martha (Brozowski)<br />

Young.<br />

Dolores was an accomplished<br />

cake decorator and did so professionally,<br />

she sewed clothing and<br />

home fashions, painted, and loved<br />

entertaining family and friends.<br />

She was generous with her time<br />

and talents.<br />

Dolores is survived by her children,<br />

Quinton Dawson and his wife<br />

Joanne of Whately, MA; Lynn Lein<br />

and her husband Robert of Exeter,<br />

NH; and Martha Linnell and her<br />

husband Arthur of <strong>Millis</strong>, MA. She<br />

is also survived by 3 grandchildren,<br />

4 great grandchildren and many<br />

nieces and nephews.<br />

Peter Johnson,<br />

currently<br />

ked in and realized this was residing in<br />

we wanted and more. Palm Coast,<br />

ou were walking into FL & <strong>Millis</strong>,<br />

munity bank,<br />

MA, was born<br />

n bank. ”<br />

in Amsterdam,<br />

NY in 1936. An alumnus of Nott<br />

y we are at<br />

Terrace HS, class of 1954, he graduated<br />

Magna Cum Laude from Bry-<br />

iver Bank.<br />

ant College (now University), in<br />

Smithfield, RI, with his accounting<br />

degree. He began his career at<br />

Arthur Anderson accounting firm<br />

and was subsequently hired by the<br />

Sheraton Hotel Corp, travelling the<br />

world & rising to the position of<br />

Vice President of Taxes, before his<br />

retirement, 22 years ago. A passionate<br />

motorcyclist for most of his life,<br />

in retirement, he also loved “Geocaching.”<br />

He was pre-deceased by his first<br />

wife, Sandra (Miller) but considered<br />

himself blessed to find and<br />

marry, the love of his life, Meredith<br />

(MacAuley) in 1991. He was a remarkable<br />

dad to Valerie LaCount<br />

of Chelsea & her husband, Kevin<br />

and Erick Johnson of Weymouth &<br />

his fiancee, Liz Metcalf. He was way<br />

more than a step-dad to Melissa<br />

Conroy of Franklin & her husband,<br />

Tom, Elin Newton of Holly Springs,<br />

NC, and Brittany Hardiman of Medfield<br />

& her husband Brian. He was<br />

the loving “Grumpy” to Branigan<br />

Reed, her husband Dewayne, and<br />

his great grandson, Vaugn, Damien<br />

Dakotah LaCount, Kelsey, Ashley,<br />

Emily, & Lindsey Conroy, and Molly,<br />

Charlie, & Willy Hardiman. He is also<br />

survived by his extended family,<br />

friends, & neighbors in Massachusetts<br />

& Florida.<br />

Should you choose, donations<br />

may be made to the Ronald Mc-<br />

Donald House Charities https://<br />

www.rmhc.org/, or to a charity that<br />

has meaning to you.<br />

Edward F. Mc-<br />

Bride was born<br />

in Brockton, MA<br />

on November 3,<br />

1934 to the late<br />

Walter and Rose<br />

Alma (Lessard) McBride, he moved<br />

to <strong>Millis</strong> as a young teen to live with<br />

his aunt and uncle, the late William<br />

and Irene Flynn, where he attended<br />

<strong>Millis</strong> Public Schools. It was<br />

there that he met his wife, the late<br />

Marie (Sokoloski) McBride.<br />

Edward served in the U.S. Marine<br />

Corps from 1953 to 1956, and<br />

then went on to be employed as a<br />

Quality Inspector at Metal Bellows<br />

Corp, a company specializing in<br />

aerospace/medical devices and<br />

military defense industries, Sharon,<br />

MA, where he would spend his entire<br />

work career.<br />

An enthusiastic outdoorsman,<br />

he enjoyed hiking, camping, and<br />

canoeing, remaining active until<br />

late in his life and was an avid lover<br />

of animals. He enjoyed riding and<br />

working on his many motorcycles.<br />

He leaves behind his three sons:<br />

Edward, and wife Diane, Mark and<br />

wife Day, and Daniel, all of <strong>Millis</strong>,<br />

along with his five grandchildren.<br />

He also leaves behind his two<br />

brothers, James McBride of Raynham,<br />

MA and Richard McBride of<br />

Atlanta, Georgia.<br />

To honor Edward and his love of<br />

the outdoors and animals, memorials<br />

may be made in his memory to<br />

either The Trustees of the Reservation,<br />

Boston, MA or MSPCA-Angell,<br />

Boston, MA.<br />

Our Ad & Editorial Deadline is<br />

the 15th of each month, for the<br />

following month’s issue.<br />

John David<br />

Reilly, 84, of <strong>Millis</strong>,<br />

MA, peacefully<br />

passed<br />

away Saturday,<br />

December 29,<br />

2018 at home<br />

surrounded by his family. Son<br />

of the late Elwood and Margaret<br />

Reilly, John was born and raised in<br />

Auburndale, MA, and graduated<br />

from Newton High School. He<br />

met his wife, Gertrude Ruth Bussey<br />

and the two were married in 1956.<br />

John graduated with a BS in Marketing<br />

from New Hampshire College.<br />

John and Ruth raised their<br />

four children in Newton before<br />

moving to <strong>Millis</strong> in the early 1990s.<br />

John pursued a career in marketing<br />

and sales holding several executive<br />

positions at GTE Sylvania,<br />

Harris Corporation, and Digital<br />

Equipment Corporation from the<br />

1960s through the 1980s. For the<br />

past 30 years, John ran a highly<br />

successful consulting firm with<br />

Medfield<br />

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Throughout his lifetime, he<br />

was engaged in several volunteer<br />

and philanthropic pursuits - notably<br />

with the Boy Scouts and the<br />

Catholic Church. In his free time,<br />

he enjoyed playing golf, riding<br />

snowmobiles, cross country skiing,<br />

watching football, tinkering in<br />

his woodshop, and spending time<br />

with his family.<br />

Besides his parents, John was<br />

preceded in death by his sister,<br />

Dorothy Farrell; he is survived by<br />

his brother, Donald Reilly. John is<br />

survived by his loving wife of 62<br />

years, Ruth, and their four children:<br />

Scott, Brian and his wife<br />

Christina, Brenda and her husband<br />

David Collins, and Kenneth.<br />

Known as “Papa” to his three<br />

grandchildren, he will be sorely<br />

missed by Victoria Margaret,<br />

Brian Cameron, and Reilly David.<br />

John was a loving uncle to many<br />

nieces and nephews.<br />

Tony Khoury<br />

Kenneth R<br />

Tiernan died<br />

peacefully<br />

Wednesday,<br />

December 12,<br />

2018 at Norwood<br />

Hospital<br />

surrounded by his loving family.<br />

He was 79.<br />

Formerly of Bellingham, he was<br />

the son of the late Raymond and<br />

Bernice (Sawatski) Tiernan.<br />

Ken served with the United<br />

States Air Force in 1957 and was<br />

honorably discharged in 1965.<br />

Ken was a talented musician,<br />

gardener, fisherman and loved animals.<br />

He was a member of the <strong>Millis</strong><br />

Am Vets and <strong>Millis</strong> VFW.<br />

He was the beloved husband<br />

of Joan (Geshel) Tiernan, father of<br />

Theresa Tiernan of <strong>Medway</strong>, Stephen<br />

Tiernan of Oceanside, CA, Patrick<br />

Tiernan of Braintree and Mary<br />

Tiernan of Framingham. Brother of<br />

the late Ronald Tiernan. He is also<br />

survived by 7 grand children.<br />

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