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8 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 781-593-7700 JUNE 9, 2022 Obituaries Seniors A TRADITION OF TRUST, CARING & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1952 Service to all faiths George F. Weickert, Jr., 86 1935 - 2022 LYNNFIELD - George F. Weickert, Jr. age 86 of Lynnfield, died Thursday, June 2 at the Sawtelle Family Hospice House in Reading. Born in Hamilton, Ohio on August 21, 1935 he was one of four children of the late George F. and Catherine Rigling Weickert. George was raised in Hamilton, Ohio and received a degree in engineering from General Motors Institute in Flint, Michigan. He moved to Illinois to work at Sundstrand Corporation in Rockford where he spent nearly his entire engineering career. His hobbies were fishing, camping, canoeing, leatherwork, square dancing and carpentry. He was a notable bass in the church choir as well. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife Mary Lou Weickert (Cheney), his youngest son Dennis Weickert, and his granddaughter Jennifer Lynn Brown. He is survived by his siblings, JoAnne Fluegeman, James Weickert and Robert Weickert. He was the beloved husband of Margaret A. Duggan Guilford Weickert. He was the loving father of Michael Weickert and his wife Anita of CA, George Weickert III of CO, Christopher Weickert and his wife Elaine of Illinois, Margaret “Meg” Soliz and her husband Rene of IL, and Mary Brown and her late husband Jeff of TX. He was the grandfather of Marika, Lisa, Charles, Rachel, Madeline, Hannah, Isaac, Nathaniel, Michaela, Ana, August Lain, Lucas, Kyle, Kiera and Kaite: Complete Pre-Need Planning Medicaid Approved Trust & Insurance Plans 19 YALE AVE., WAKEFIELD, MASS. great grandchildren Adelaide, Benjamin, Aeris, Ozias, Henry and Saben. He is also survived by his step-children; Donald Guildford and his wife Kaye of Florida, Deborah Genestreti and husband Steven of NH, and Daniel Guilford and his wife Lynne of ME. Service Information: His Funeral Mass will be celebrated in St. Maria Goretti Church, 112 Chestnut St., Lynnfield on Thursday, June 9 at 11am. Visitation for relatives and friends will be held at the church prior to the mass from 10 to 11a.m. Interment, Forest Hill Cemetery, Lynnfield. In lieu of flowers, donations in George’s name may be made to St. Maria Goretti Church, 112 Chestnut St., Lynnfield, MA 01940. Arrangements by McDonald Funeral Home, Wakefield. Conveniently Located off Exit 39 (North Ave.) Rt. 128 Spacious Modern Facilities Ample Private Parking Handicapped Accessible Area Code 781 245-3550 • 334-9966 Patricia A. (Geary) Moore, 87 1935 - 2022 LYNNFIELD - Patricia A. (Geary) Moore, 87, of Lynnfield, Massachusetts, passed away on June 1 after a period of declining health. She was the beloved wife of James H. Moore (Jim), with whom she would have celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary this summer. Patricia was born in Lynn, Massachusetts on March 27, 1935. She was the daughter of the late Francis P. and Ella L. (Mahoney) Geary. She was raised and educated in Lynn, having attended Sacred Heart Elementary School and graduating from Lynn Classical High School in 1952. Following high school, Patricia attended Chandler Secretarial School. She then went on to earn her Associate’s Degree from North Shore Community College in 1978, and she graduated Cum Laude from UMass Boston with a Bachelor of Arts in 1980. Patricia, alongside her husband, designed and built their house in Lynnfield in 1967, where they raised their family and spent 55 wonderful years. Before starting her family, Patricia took on administrative roles at General Electric and Morris Gordon Law Firm; and while raising her family, Patricia worked alongside her husband at his advertising typography firm, Typographic House in South Boston, helping serve the firm’s corporate clients throughout the U.S.. Most recently, she served as the administrative manager for the North Shore Women in Business Association. Patricia and Jim knew how to keep busy. They loved to travel all over the world, touching down in over thirty countries across five continents; and they were avid skiers, spending countless weekends at their ski home in North Conway, New Hampshire, and riding chairs lifts and gondolas at ski resorts across the U.S. and Europe. They were avid jazz fans as well, traveling throughout Massachusetts and New England in pursuit of top jazz performances. Playing tennis, playing bridge, and family were among Patricia’s other passions. Up until the last couple years of her life, she could be found on the tennis court four times a week. When off the court, she could be found sitting down at the most competitive Bridge tables across the US accumulating and adding to her Master Point totals, or running around with her grandchildren who learned to live by the motto “what happens at Nana’s stays at Nana’s”. Needless to say, she was always on the go. Patricia was extremely proud of her Irish Catholic heritage, never losing sight of her faith. She served as a member of the Parish Council at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Lynnfield for many years. Besides her loving husband, she is survived by her children, Paul R. Moore of Melrose, Cristen T. Moore-Abdow and her husband, David Abdow of Boston; her grandchildren, Lucy Moore Abdow, Colin James Abdow; her sister-in-law, Regina Geary; and many nieces, nephews, and friends. She was predeceased by a son, James P. Moore; and her siblings Sister Ella Francis, CSJ (Claire L.), John L. Geary and his wife Joan, and Paul F. Geary. Service Information: Visitation will be held on Thursday, June 9 from 4-8 PM at the Solimine Funeral Home, 426 Broadway (Rt. 129) in Lynn. Her funeral mass will be held on Friday, June 10, at 10 AM at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 14 Grove St., Lynnfield. Memorial donations may be made to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston, 637 Cambridge Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02135. Directions and guestbook at www. solimine.com We want to hear from you! Send us a letter at editor@weeklynews.net. Letters should be no more than 300 words. Tuesday, June 9 8:00 Hair dresser 8:15 Shopping on Van 9:00 Manicurist 9:00 LET’S BUILD LEGOS! 8:10 Zumba Gold 9:00 NEW! Knitting w/Gail 9:30 Oriental Rug 9:30 Genealogy—cancelled 10:00 Scrabble—cancelled 10:00 SIT & TONE w/Joie (live and zoom) 8:30 Breakfast Bunch 11:00 Lunch: GRAB & GO (For Lynnfield Residents) 11:30 Dominos 12:00 Bridge Friday, June 10 8:15 Shopping on van 8:15 Shopping on van 9:00 Acrylic Painting 9:45 – 10:30 TAI CHI 10:00 Chair Yoga Video 10:00 Parkinson’s Exercise 11:15 Lunch: Italian Sub (IN CENTER) Monday, June 13 8:15 SENIOR STRENGTH 8:30 YOGA w/Michelle 8:00 Hairdresser 8:00 Shopping 9:30-10:15 TAP DANCE—cx 10:00 Creative Writing 10:00 Line Dance 10:00 Chair Yoga Video 10:15-11 BROADWAY JAZZ—cx 12:00 Oil Painting 12:30 Mah Jong 1:30 ZOOM Trivia or In Person Tuesday, June 14 8:00 Hairdresser 8:10 ZUMBA 8:15 Grocery Shopping 9:00 PILATES 9:00 Scrabble 9-11 Bingo 9:30 TAI CHI 10:00 YOGA 11:00 Lunch: GRAB & GO (For Lynnfield Residents) 12:00 Watercolor Class 12:30 BOOK CLUB 12:30 Successful Singles-cx 12:00 Shopping on Van Wednesday, June 15 8:00 Hairdresser 8:15 Senior Strength 8:30 YOGA w/Michelle 9:00 Walking Club 9:00 Manicurist 9-12 Artist Drop In 10: Zoom Accountability 10:00 Embroidery 10:00 Interm. 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JUNE 9, 2022 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 781-593-7700 9 Sports Lynnfield races to victory over Bishop Fenwick BOYS LACROSSE By Mike Alongi LYNNFIELD — The Lynnfield boys lacrosse team put an exclamation mark on its regular season Wednesday afternoon, rolling to a 15-5 win over Bishop Fenwick in a non-conference bout at Pioneer Stadium. The star of the day for the pioneers was junior Jack Calichman, who had three goals and five assists and broke the school’s single season scoring record in the process. Calichman now has 104 points this year. “He’s a blue line to blue line player, and he’s the engine that makes our offense go,” said Lynnfield coach Pat Lamusta. “He’s got the talent, he’s got the leadership qualities and he’s just an all-around great player for us. We’re incredibly lucky to have him.” Drew Damiani had six goals and two assists to propel the Pioneers’ offensive attack, while Will Steadman had two goals and two assists. Mike Murphy scored two goals, Will Norton had one goal and one assist and Janssen Sperling scored one goal. Mark Sweeney notched one assist. For Fenwick, Kevin Wood led the way with one goal and two assists. Brady McClung, Anthony Sasso, Jake Westin and Nathaniel Ricciuti each scored one goal, while Manny Alvarez-Segee notched two assists. “Our offense just didn’t come through for us,” said Fenwick coach Dave MacKenzie. “We need to play smarter out there. We have these lapses where we lose focus and it kills us every time. We’ve got to clean that stuff up.” Lynnfield got the scoring started early, notching a goal from Damiani just 33 seconds into the game. Fenwick responded back with goals from Wood and Westin to take a 2-1 lead, but Lynnfield answered back and went on a four-goal run over the final 3:23 of the first quarter to take a 5-2 lead. The last of those four goals — an unassisted tally from Calichman — gave the junior his 100th point of the season. The Pioneers really broke things open in the second quarter, as two more goals from Calichman and one goal each from Damiani and Sperling stretched the lead out to 9-2. Only a goal from McClung with 37 seconds left in the half broke the streak, and the score stood at 9-3 Pioneers at the PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Lynnfield’s Jack Calichman had three goals and five assists in a win over Bishop Fenwick on June 1, breaking the Pioneers’ single-season scoring record in the process. halftime break. Lynnfield never allowed the Crusaders to get close after that, scoring the first three goals of the third quarter to take a commanding 12-3 lead. Fenwick once again scored at the end of the quarter to stop the streak, but the Pioneers were able to score a few more goals and run out the clock to take home the victory. Bishop Fenwick wraps up the regular season at 8-10 and ended up earning the No. 28 seed in the Div. 3 state tournament. The Crusaders were able to earn a home game due to the seeding, and they knocked off No. 37 Southeastern by a score of 15-0 in the preliminary round. Fenwick then went on the road to No. 5 Foxborough for the Round of 32, but the results came in too late to print. “If we’re going to go anywhere, provided we do make the tournament, we’re going to have to improve the 6-inch space between the years,” said MacKenzie. “If we can keep our focus, we have the talent to compete against all of these other teams. But the question for us is which team is going to show up.” Lynnfield closes the regular season at 14-4 and has earned the No. 6 seed in the upcoming Div. 4 state tournament. The Pioneers hosted No. 27 Tri- County Regional Tuesday night, but the results came in too late to print. “We’ve been trying to hold ourselves to a really high standard no matter what the score is each game,” said Lamusta. “It’s all about keeping our composure, taking it one quarter at a time and continuing to play the way we’ve been playing. There are a lot of great teams in the division IV bracket, and it’s going to be interesting to see how it shakes out. But we’re excited, we’re enthusiastic and we’re confident as we head into the tournament.”
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