J. DEATHS erine ROSA-O1 F. (Gallagher) Charlestown, May 16, 2000, Cath; Rosa. Beloved wife late Vincent C. Rosa.
Devoted mother of Catherine F. Moccia of Bradford, Frances M. C. Rosa Jr. Beloved sister of the Mary late Molle Vincent Southern of Charlestown Patrick J.
Gallagher Jr. both of Everett. Loving grandmother of 5 grandchildren. Funeral from the Frank H. Carr Funeral Home, 220 Bunker Hill Street, CHARLESTOWN, Friday at 10:15, Funeral Mass in St.
Francis De Sales Church, at 11 A.M. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Thursday 4 8 P.M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Evverett. Parking area adj.
to Funeral Home tin of Brighton. into rest May 16, MarBeloved husband of the late Evelyn (Rodberg). Loving father of Howard Schwartz of Belchertown, Rhonda Friedman of Longmeadow and Carla Greenberg of FL. Dear brother of Harold Schwartz of FL. Naomi.
Halperts of CA and Rosalie Kotler of FL. Cherished grandfather of Matthew Friedman, Jonathan Friedman and Justin Greenberg. Services at Temple B'Nal Moshe, 1845 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton on Wednesday, May 17 at Burial will follow at the Anshe Poland Cemetery in Memorial observance at his late resiI dence through Thursday evening. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Temple B'Nal Memorial Moshe. Arrangements by Stanetsky Chapels, BROOKLINE.
SCIOLI-Of Watertown, May 15,, Lucille D. (Francis), Wife Blaise of Thomas Scioli D. Joan Scioli. Loving E. and L.
DeVries, Beloved grandmother of Christopher J. Scioli and Kirstin E. DeVries. Devoted daughter of Mary E. (White) Francis of Watertown and the late Guy Francis.
Dear sister of Rosemarie Francis of Watertown. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral from the McDonald, Rockwell MacDonald Funeral Home at 270 Main St. on Rte. 20, WATERTOWN, on Fri.
at 9:30 AM followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:30 o'clock in the Church of St. Patrick, 212 Main Watertown. Interment St. Patrick Cemetery. Calling hours: Thurs: 4-8 PM.
Relatives and friends kindly invited. Mrs. Scioli was an employee of the Louis J. Kirsch Ill Insurance Agency and a member of the BVM Sodality. Memorial contributions may be made fo Boston Catholic TV Center, P.O.
Box 9109, Newtonville, MA. 02460. SINGER-Of Everett, May 16, George E. Singer, Age: 40. Beloved son of Mary A.
(Sabatino) and the late Harvey M. Singer of Everett. Devoted companion of Linda Bishop of Everett. Loving brother of Richard S. Singer of Everett.
Grandson of the late Filomena and Alfred Sabatino and Eva John Singer. Dear nephew of Frank Minnie Sabatino Everett, Bernice Irving Kaufman of FL, Marlene Singer of Revere and the late Ann Frazier. Funeral services in the Cafasso Funeral Home, 65 Clark St. (Corner of Main St.) EVERETT, Friday morning at 8:30. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
Visiting hours Thursday, 4-8 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery, Everett. Contributions in his memory 103 to Garland the Whidden Memorial Hospital, St. Everett, MA, 02149, would be sincerely appreciated. SLATER-Entered into rest May 16, Sidney, late of Stoughton and Norwood.
Beloved husband of Sadye (Smith). Devoted father of Alan and Gerri Slater of Norwood and the late Judith Ann Slater. Dear grandfather of Alexandra and Jacob. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Graveside services at the Temple Emeth Cemetery, Baker West Roxbury on Wednesday, May 17 at 12 Noon.
Memorial observance thru Friday afternoon at the home of Alan and Gerri Slater. Expressions of sympathy, in his memory, may be donated to a charity of your choice. SOODLA-In Boston of NJ, May 13 Ella (Erm) Wife of the late Rudolph Soodla. Mother of Marilem Ferrentinos of Melrose and the late Anne Soodla. Grandmother of "Lysandra Andrew Ferrentinos both of MelFrose.
Aunt of Maare Kuuskvere family of FL and Andrus Villu family of VA. Funeral services will be held at Northville Lutheran Chapel, Upper Deerfield, NJ on Sunday, May 28th at 1PM. Burial in Northville Lutheran Cemetery in NJ. Memorial contributions may be made to Northville Lutheran Cemetery, Upper Deerfield, NJ. STRATOTI-Of Billerica, formerly of Brockton, May 15, Gregory A.
Stratoti. Father of Gregory E. and Patrick A. Stratoti of Billerica and Karen Harvey of Haverhill. Son of AngeJina (Aiello) Stratoti of Brockton and the late "Antonio Stratoti.
Brother of Augustine Stratoti of NH and Raymond Stratoti of CT. Grandfather of Lisa and Ned Harvey and Danielle Stratoti. Visiting hours will be held Wednesday at the Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home, 66 Concord BILLERICA from PM. A funeral Mass will be held Thursday at St. Patrick's Church, 335 Main Brockton at 9 AM.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Brockton. SULTIS-In Brookline, May 14, Eleanor (Simonds). Wife of the late Leroy Sultis.
Mother of the late Robert Suitis. Beloved cousin of Doris Kelly, Barbara Halliday, Terry Sylvia Kaplan, Marie Isaccs, and Amorette Berry. Godmother of Herbert Handy. Dear friend of Elia, Genevieve, Frances Marsha. She is survived by other relatives and many friends.
Funeral Service Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Davis Funeral Home, 89 Walnut ROXBURY. Visitingwith the family at 6 p.m. Late member of Juanita Temple IBTOEW, Their Services at 7:30 p.m. Burial Friday 11 a.m.
Forest Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flowers make donations to the William B. Price Unit, American Cancer Society, 25 Stuart Boston. of Braintree and Miami FL, May 14. Beloved husband of Matilda M.
Sunderland. Loving father of Robert C. Sunderland of Sarasota, FL. Dear uncle of William Mullin of No. Kingston, RI and Peter Mullin of Merrimack, NH.
Funeral from the Leo J. McMaster Son Funeral Home, 86 Franklin (Route 37) BRAIN0 TREE, Thursday May 18 at 9AM. Followed Funeral Mass in St. Francis of Assisi Church, So. Braintree Sq.
at 10AM. Relatives friends are respectfully invited to visit the Funeral Home Wednesday 2-4 and 7- 9pm. In lieu of flowers donations in Norman's name may be sent to Commonwealth of Massachusetts Division of the Blind, 88 Kingston Boston, MA 02111. Brookline, May 16, 2000, Alfred "Alphonse" B. Surette, Brother of Andrew Surette of West Pubnico, N.S.
Canada and the late Henry and Sylvester Surette, Evangeline d'Eon, Hilda LeBlanc, Lorette Meuse, Irene, Margaret and Bernadette d'Entremont. Uncle of Franklin d'Entremont of Brookline and several other nephews and nieces. Funeral from the Bell-O'Dea Funeral Home, 376 Washington BROOKLINE, Friday morning at 9:10 followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary of the Assumption Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindVisiting hours Thursday 2-4 and 7- ly.
Interment will be in Canada. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Alphonse may be made to St. Mary's Building Fund, 5 Linden Place, Brookline, MA 02445 THOM-Of Plymouth, May 15th, John A. 75. Beloved husband of Ruth (Jenkins) Thom of Plymouth.
Father of Allan Thom, Jeffrey Thom and Melissa Cornwell all of Plymouth. He also leaves a sister, Melissa Midkiff of Plymouth and four grandchildren. A Graveside Service will be held on Saturday, May 20th at 11 o'clock at the Vine Hills Cemetery. Visiting hours will be on Thursday, May 18th at the Richard Davis Funeral Home, 373 Court Street, N. PLYMOUTH from 4-7 PM.
Donations in his memory may be made to the Shriners Burn Center, 51 Blossom Boston, MA 02114 or Church of the Pilgrimage, Town Square, Plymouth, MA 02360. US Army Air Corps Veteran THOMPSON-Of Cambridge, May 13, 2000, Olive E. Thompson, age 91. Loving daughter of the late Ole Julia Thompson. Sister of the late John and Theodore Thompson and the late Edna Wesson.
Aunt of Yvonne Gunther of IL, Charles Wesson of CO, Allen Wesson and John Wesson, both of IL. Funeral from the John C. Burns Sons Funeral Home, 305 Broadway, CAMBRIDGE, Friday, May 19 at 8:00 AM, Followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church, Cambridge at 9:00 AM. Relatives friends invited.
Visiting hours Thursday, 4-7 PM. Retired employee of Jordan Marsh. Interment Cambridge Cemetery. TINGUS-Of Milton, May 16, Mimi (Trakas). Beloved wife of the late Constantine G.
Tingus. Devoted mother of George Tingus of Canton and Christopher Tingus of Milton. Loving grandmother of Alexander and Jennifer. Cherished great grandmother of Keith. Sister of John C.
Trakas of Milton, Patricia Trakas of Milton and Mary Karres of Charlotte, NC. Aunt of Matthew and Christopher Karres, Christopher, Jennifer and Nicholas Trakas. Visiting hours will be held at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral (Corner of Parker and Ruggles Sts.) BOSTON, Friday 10-11 AM with a Funeral Service beginning at 11 AM. Interment Forest Hills Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy, in her memory, may be made to Church either the Building HellenFund of above named or the id Nursing Home, 601 Sherman Canton, MA 02021.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Babalas DeMarkles Funeral Home, CAMBRIDGE. TORNO Jeannette Gwynne died in Jamaica Plain on May 12th, after a long illness. She was born on August 26, 1914 in Fitchburg, and was 85 years old. She was the third daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Robert Gwynne of Fitchburg, MA.
She was Clarice predeceased by both of her sisters, Mrs. Murphy of Winchester, MA She and Mrs. Grace Adams, of Fitchburg, MA. is survived by her two daughters and their husbands Lynelle and William Faircloth of Ridgefield, CT, and Diane and Richard Burns of Boston, MA. She leaves behind 5 grandchildren in-cluding Gwynne and Cameron Faircloth and Jeffrey, Sara, Jenny Burns.
She also leaves behind members the Murphy family, the Adams family, the Wagner family, and the Toro family. Jeannette Gwynne graduated from Fitchburg State Teachers College in 1936 and moved to Westport, CT as a young, single Torno, teacher, in She married her husband, William 1938 where they resided in Westport, CT for more than 30 years. Mrs. Torno taught at the Greens Farms Elementary School from 1938-1944 when she semi-retired to become a mother. After her two daughters were grown and in school she went back to her career in teaching at the Burr Farms School and husband retired in the mid 1970's.
She and her Bill moved to Boynton Beach, Florida, After her husband's death in 1978, Mrs. Toro became a full time Florida resident. She moved to Boston in August of 1998, where she resided at the Burrage House until February of 2000 when she relocated to the Spring House in Jamaica Plain. She was a very active mother, teacher, and co-owner of Torno Lumber along with her husband. She was a pianist, a member of the Westport Women's Club, an active member of the Saugatuck Congregational Church and on various PTA boards.
As a Florida resident she was active in the Boynton Beach Woman's Club and a devoted member of the Seacrest Presbyterian Church. He memorial service will be heid in Westport CT at the Saugatuck Congregational Church at 3:00 PM on Saturday, May 20, 2000. in lieu of flowers, her family would appreciate any contributions to be sent to: Jeannette Gwynne Torno Music Fund, Greens Farms Elementary School, 17 Morn- THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 2000 B7 DEATHS of Methuen. Grandfather of Megan Gianino. Brother of Donald of Newton Centre and the late Barbara Smith, Frank, Paul, Philip and Robert Viano.
Funeral from The J. S. Waterman Sons-Waring Funeral Home, 592 Washington (Rte. 16-next to Wellesley Inn) WELLESLEY, Friday at 8 AM. Funeral Mass in Saint Paul's Church at 9 AM.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Thursday, 3-7 PM. interment Newton Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Wellesley Hospital Charitable Education Fund, 2014 Washington Newton, MA 02462. A.
of Stoneham, formerly of May 15, 2000. Beloved husband of Vincenza (DiMambro), Vittiglio. Devoted father of Ferdinando Vittiglio and his wife Dawne of Stoneham. Cherished grandfather of Danielle, Victoria and Michael. Dear brother of Amedoro Vittiglio and Lucrezia Velardi of Cassino, Italy and Guido Vittiglio of Stoneham.
Funeral from the Barile Family Home, 482 Main St. (Rte. 28), STONEHAM, on Friday May 19, 2000 at 9 A.M. by a Funeral Mass celebrated in St. Patrick's Church, 71 Central Stoneham at 10 A.M.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend calling hours Thursday 2-4 7-9 P.M. Interment Wildwood Cemetery, Winchester. Donations in memory of Ferdinando may be made to Casa Monte Cassino, 11 Tilestone Boston, MA. 02113 Rita Casoni. Late founder and President of Casa Monte Cassino, North End Boston.
WASEL-Of Winchester, May 12, Charlotte (Karpowitz). Beloved wife of Stanley W. Wasel. Loving mother of Loren Wasel Schipani and her husband Michael F. of Winchester.
Sister of Ellie Matthews, Else Karpowitz and Ursula Zedler all of Germany, Lore lannacone of Longboat Key, FL and the late Erich and Alfred Karpowitz. Grandmother of Elke and Emma Schiapani of Winchester. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. A Funeral Service will be held in the First Congregational Church, on the Common, Winchester on Thursday May 18 at 10 AM. Visiting hours at the Costello Funeral Home, 177 Washington WINCHESTER on Wednesday from 4-8 PM.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. In lieu of flowers donations in her memory be made to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, 44 Binney Boston, MA 02115. WIGHT-Of Berlin, formerly of Natick, May 15, Hazel Mae (Snook), loving wife of 64 years of A. David Wight of Berlin, devoted mother of James A. and his wife MaryAnn wife Wight of Connie Springfield, Wight VA; Berlin; Donald D.
E. and his wife Linda Wight of Eustis, FL. Sister Frank Snook of Littleton; Helen Farless of Everett and Phyllis Chaulk of Northborough. Also survived by 4 grandsons, 2 granddaughters and one Memorial visitations on Thurs. May 18, 2000 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the John C.
Bryant Funeral Home, 56. Pemberton Rd. (off route 30) COCHITUATE. Memorial Services on Fri. May 19, 2000 at 11:00 AM at the Wellesley Park Assembly of God Church of Wayland, 6 Loker Wayland, MA.
Instead of flowers, her family suggests, gifts in her memory to the charity of the donors choice. WILLIAMS-Of Concord, formerly of Maynard, May 14, Catherine A. (Hearon). Beloved wife of the late Charles Williams. Daughter of the late Thomas and Ellen (Mahoney) Hearon.
Sister of Margaret "Maggie" Dickey of Concord, and the late Mary Gerry and John and Francis Hearon. Aunt of Stewart Dickey of Acton, Jeanne Zorzy and William Dickey, both of Ellen Waldron and Frances Denesiuk both of Maynard, John Hearon, Kevin Gerry and the late PFC Thomas R. Dickey, USMC. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated 9am Thurs. in St.
Bridget Church, corner of Percival Sudbury Maynard, with burial to follow in Glenwood Cemetery, Maynard. Visiting hours Tues. 6-9pm and Wed. 1-4 6-9pm at the Acton Funeral Home, 470 Mass Ave. (Rte 111), ACTON.
Those who wish may make memorial gifts to the Rivercrest Nursing Home, Colleen McNamara, 80 Deaconess Concord, MA 01742, or to the charity of the donor's choice. WRIGHT-in Roxbury May 13, 2000 Dr. Paul, Suddenly. Beloved husband of Geraldine Hines Wright of Roxbury. Father of Nioke P.
Wright of Roxbury. Dear son of Paul and Jeanette Wright of Blue Island, IL. Brother of Irene Wilkins and Douglas Wright both of Markham, IL, Margaret Wright of Park Forest, IL, Barbara Garrison of University Park, IL and Gregory Wright of Robbins, IL. He is survived by a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Funeral service Saturday at 12 Noon at The First Church of Roxbury, Eliot Square, Roxbury, visiting with the family at 11 AM.
Burial Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain. In lieu of flowers make donations in his memory to the Paul Wright, DMD Scholarship Fund, Tufts Dental School, Atty. Eddie Jenkins, 1750 Washington St. Boston 02118. Arrangements Davis Funeral Home ROXBURY.
UPTON-T. Graydon, age 92, a former Assistant Secretary of The Treasury for International Finance and a former U.S. Director of the World Bank, died May 15 at Hartland, from a heart attack. A resident of Washington, D.C., Mr. Upton was born in Salem, Mass.
He attended Milton Academy and Harvard University, where he was class poet and on the football team. He studied international banking. in Hamburg and London. From 1936-1940 he was the European representative of the Bank of Manhattan. Returning to New York in 1940, he joined the seventh Regiment as a private, and subsequently served over five years in the Army and the OSS, attaining the rank of Lt.
Colonel. After the war he became a Vice President of the Philadelphia National Bank, and in 1957 served as President of the Bankers Association of Foreign Trade. In 1958 he was named by President Eisenhower to be Assistant Secretary of a the Treasury for International Finance and a Director of the World Bank. He was the chief U.S. negotiator for establishing the international Development Association as well as the Inter American Development Bank (IADB); he served as executive Vice President of IADB until his retirement in 1971.
In this post, Mr. Upton traveled widely in Latin America implementing the bank's programs in urban and rural development. He was an enthusiastic sailor; a poet and a writer. Upon retirement, he became President of the Pan American Development Foundation and a Trustee of the Cooperative Housing Foundation. He was a member of the Harvard Club of New York, the Metropolitan Club, the Chevy Chase Club and Dacor House.
He leaves his wife of 58 years, Ann Nash Upton of Savannah, a daughter Sunshine Appleby of Hartland, and three sons: Joseph of Seattle, Bryan, of Hartland, and George Upton II of No. Hero, as well as five grandchildren. A memorial service will be held on Friday May 19, 2000 at 4 p.m. at the First Universalist Church in Hartland Four Corners, VT. VIANO Of Wellesley, formerly of Newton Centre, May 15, 2000.
Richard M. Beloved husband of Mary T. (Finucane). Father of Marianne Viano of Natick, Rosemary and her husband Frank Gianino of Situate, Barbara and her husband, Gregory L'Heureux YEE-Of Newton, May 15, 2000. Shee (Quan) Yee.
Wife of Wing On Yee. Funeral services private. ZUKOWSKI-Of Pelham, Lynn, Mary, I. (Cygier) wife of Antoni Zukowski Nicholas Lane, Pelham, NH. Mother of David A.
of Chelmsford, Daniel A. of Dracut, Donald M. of Lynn and Douglas W. Windham, NH and Diane L. Hurd of Pelham, NH.
Sister of Stanley Cawlina of Lynn. Grandmother of nine loving grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Nadworny Funeral Home, 798 Western Avenue, LYNN an Friday at 9:00 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Michael's Church at 10:00 a.m.
Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting hours Thursday 2-4 and p.m. Those who wish may make contributions to American Diabetes Association, Affiliate, 40 Speen Street, P.O. Box 1221, Framingham, MA 01701.
IN MEMORIAM MAY 17, 1997 THOMAS J. LAMBERT MAY 17, 2000 In loving remembrance of Tom Lambert from his family. ANNOUNCEMENTS BOSTON FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 718 We regret to announce the death of Brother Joseph J. Gaffney, late of Engine 4, (ACTIVE). Funeral from the fa*ggas Funeral Service, 551 Mt.
Auburn Watertown. Visiting hours Wednesday, May 17, 5-9 p.m. Funeral Mass in St. Marys Church, 135 Norfolk Cambridge, on Thursday, May 18, at 10 a.m. Members requested to attend in unform.
John J. McKenna, President Edmund M. Street, Treasurer, BOSTON FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 718 We regret to announce the death of Brother, Gerard "Jeff" White, late of Engine 52, Retired, he died July 31, 1999, in Florida. A Mass will be said in Jeff's name at St. Margarets Church, 800 Columbia Dorchester, on Friday, May 19, at 5 p.m.
Members requested to attend. John J. McKenna, President Edmund M. Street, Treasurer, Alexander McDonald, of Bangkok Post, Alexander MacDonald, the founding editor of Thailand's oldest English-language newspaper, the Bangkok Post, died in his Marblehead home Sunday of a heart attack. He was 92.
Born in Lynn, Mr. MacDonald worked at the Boston Advertiser, The Boston Evening American, and The Boston Post before moving to Hawaii and joining the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. After the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, he joined the US Office of Strategic Services in the Pacific, the precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency. He spent the latter years of the war in the Burmese jungle, 1 broadcasting Allied news into Japanese-occupied Thailand. When the war ended, Mr.
MacDonald made plans to create an English-speaking newspaper in Thailand. Some of his first staff members were young Thais who had worked with him in the Burmese jungle. Two others were Japanese he hired from a detention camp because they were the only people in Thailand who knew how to run his printing press, he told The Boston Globe in a 1992 interview. "For all its faults, the first copy Kenneth Hayes, 65 University of Maine professor ASSOCIATED PRESS VEAZIE, Maine Kenneth Hayes, a longtime University of Maine professor who also was active in Democratic politics, died yesterday at the age of 65. Mr.
Hayes left teaching in 1996 after suffering a heart attack. He had also been battling cancer, the university said. He taught political science at the Orono campus for 30 years and was the author of three books on Maine politics. In the political sphere, he served a term in the State Senate and ran for Congress in 1988 in an unsuccessful bid to unseat one of his former students, Republican Olympia Snowe. Snowe, now in the US Senate, said Mr.
Hayes will be sorely missed: "For generations of students at the University of Maine, he was a fixture in the political science department and, over the years, literally became a Maine institution." founder publisher; at 92 of the Post aroused the best fatherly instincts in me," Mr. MacDonald wrote in his book, "My Footloose Newspaper Life." Mr. MacDonald was the Post's editor for eight years, often using the paper to promote democracy and free speech. He also wrote a respected column called "Postmen Say." "During his term as the editor of the newspaper, Mr. MacDonald fought censorship and guided the paper through coups, assassinations and prison sentences," said the Post in a front -page tribute yesterday.
In the early 1950s, Mr. MacDonald was forced out of the editorship and banished from Thailand by a military regime that objected to the Post's reporting. Mr. MacDonald returned to the United States and managed a resort on Cape Cod before settling in Marblehead, where he bought the Marblehead Messenger in 1966. He served as editor and publisher before the paper was merged with the Marblehead Reporter.
Material from the Associated Press used in this report. Norman Sunderland Massage therapist; 71 Norman Sunderland, a massage therapist who once worked at the Fountainbleu Hotel in Miami Beach, died Sunday in his Braintree home. He was 71. Mr. Sunderland was born in Providence.
At the age of 7 he was blinded in a swimming accident. He was a graduate of Methuen High School, where, despite being blind, he played tackle on the school's football team. He attended the Nyland School of Therapy in Brookline, where he received his therapist license. Mr. Sunderland worked for 20 years at the Boston Racquet Club in Post Office Square.
Before that, he worked for 25 years at the Fountainbleu, where his celebrity clientele included Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, and Dean Martin. Mr. Sunderland leaves his wife, Matilda (Sasso); and a son, Robert of Sarasota, Fla. A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St.
Francis of Assisi Church in Braintree. Burial will be in Braintree Cemetery. Dr. Irvin Levitz, family physician and medical hypnotherapist; 80 A funeral will be held today for Dr. Irvin Levitz of Belmont, a family doctor and pioneer in the field of medical hypnotherapy, who died Monday in Youville Hospital in Cambridge of congestive heart failure.
He was 80. Born in Poland, Dr. Levitz grew up in Youngstown, Ohio. He lived in Belmont for 45 years and was a former Cambridge resident. He was a graduate of Ohio State University and Middlesex Medical School of Waltham.
Dr. Levitz was affiliated with Cambridge Hospital and Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge; he was also formerly affiliated with Central Hospital in Somerville. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War. He was internationally known for his pioneering work in medical hypnotherapy, including the use of hypnosis in helping patients to stop smoking, deal with substance abuse, and overcome fears of flying. Dr.
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ground when they don't win," said hash out a practical program. Councilors Daniel Conley of Conley, who proposed a similar While the Lottery Commission Hyde Park and Paul Scapicchio of measure four years ago. has not ruled out a direct refund the North End will call on the state The resolution, aimed at tidying system like the one being proposed, Lottery Commission to consider of- up Boston's streets and park areas, Treasury spokesman Dwight Robfering a refund of 2 or 3 cents apiece is set to come before the City Coun- son said a second-chance drawing, for used instant-win lottery tickets. cil today. which would require people to mail The problem, say the council- Conley's 1996 resolution passed in a certain number of losing tickets ors, is that many people buy the the council but failed to win support in order to be eligible, appears to be ingside Drive, Westport, CT 06880.
tickets, scratch them wherever from the Lottery Commission, more feasible. ELIZABETH P. BROWN Elizabeth P. Brown, 88 Retired switchboard operator Elizabeth P. (Connolly) Brown of Roslindale, a retired switchboard operator for Northeastern University, died Sunday at her daughter's home.
She was 88. Mrs. Brown was born in Boston. She was a 1929 graduate of Dorchester High. While raising her three children, she worked as a switchboard operator and bookkeeper for the Commander Hotel in Cambridge.
She later joined the staff at Northeastern as a switchboard operator and receptionist. She worked at the university for 25 years, before retiring in 1980. Active in Boston political campaigns, she volunteered and campaigned for many candidates, including the late John D. O'Bryant, a Northeastern vice president and a chairman of the Boston School Committee, and the late city councilor Frederick Langone. Mrs.
Brown was active with the Senior Group at High Point Village in Roslindale, where she lived for 30 years. She enjoyed shopping, crossword puzzles, and the outdoors. She leaves two daughters, Joan Sullivan of Norwood and Phyllis Dunn of Quincy; a son, Robert, of Cambridge; two brothers, Robert P. of Foxborough and Joseph R. of Randolph; seven grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. John Chrysostom Church in West Roxbury. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery in West Roxbury.
Joseph J. Gaffney, 60 Boston firefighter for 33 years Joseph J. Gaffney of Somerville, a firefighter with the Boston Fire Department, died Sunday at Youville Hospital in Cambridge. He was 60. Born in Boston, Mr.
Gaffney lived in Cambridge and was educated in that city's school system. Before beginning his career as a Boston firefighter, he worked as an auto parts manager. Mr. Gaffney began his 33-year career on the Boston Fire Department in 1967. After only a month on the job, he was awarded the John E.
Fitzgerald Medal for Most Meritorious Act, for his efforts in saving the life of a fellow firefighter on Feb. 23, 1967. The medal is the department's top honor and is only given for distinguished acts of heroism. He was promoted to the post of aide to the district chief in 1993. Mr.
Gaffney also served with the Air Force. He leaves his wife, Barbara (Peters); a daughter, Pamela Latham of Portland, Maine; two sons, Joseph Gaffney and Edward Fasano, both of Somerville; a sister, Dorothy Ford; and two grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's Church in Cambridge.
Burial will be in Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. Lucy Nargozian, 87 Honored for volunteer efforts A funeral will be held today for Lucy Nargozian of Watertown, an active volunteer for many, years, who died Sunday at Meadow Green Nursing Home and Rehabilitation in Waltham. She was 87. Born in Nashua, Ms. Nargozian received several awards for her local volunteer work.
Most recently, the Town Council proclaimed July 27 as Lucy Nargozian Day in recognition of her generous volunteer work. She worked for 12 years at the Sears mail order store in Boston, retiring in 1977. She spent most of her time volunteering with the Massachusetts General Hospital library, Project SAVE, the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, Elderserve, and the St. James Armenian Apostolic Church social services. She worked with the Watertown Food Pantry and Catholic Charities and was a senior adviser on the Watertown Council of Aging.
Ms. Nargozian was also involved with Massachusetts Senior Action and served on the board for its first five years. She leaves two nieces, Charlotte Nargozian Williams of Georgia and Marilyn Nargozian Coughlin of Needham; and a nephew, Charles, of Watertown. Services will be held today at 11 a.m. in St.
James Armenian Church in Watertown. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery in Watertown. WILLIAM H. WHITE William H. White, 71 Businessman, active in Norwell known people quit smoking, including journalist Peter Jennings, David Hartman of ABC-TV, and actor Michael J.
Fox. He appeared on "Good Morning America" as an expert in hypnotherapy. Dr. Levitz was a longtime member of Beth El Temple Center in Belmont, and was a former member of the Oakley Country Club of Belmont and Chestnut Hill Country Club. He leaves his wife, Barbara (Sherter); three daughters, Jennifer L.
Levitz-Aronson of New York City, Susan of Menlo Park, and Sandy Levitz Lunner of Washington; a son, Michael, of Portland, two stepsons, Mark of West Newton and Eric Rubin of Chestnut Hill; a sister, Mildred Franklin of Dudley; and three stepgrandchildren. The funeral will be held at 1 p.m. in Beth El Temple Center in Belmont. Burial will be in Sharon Memorial Park. William H.
White of Norwell, a former assistant treasurer for a hospital product firm, died April 26 in Massachusetts General Hospital. He was 71. Born in Boston, Mr. White graduated from Thayer Academy in Braintree in 1946 and from Bowdoin College in Maine in 1950. He received his MBA in finance from Harvard Business School in 1955.
A veteran of the Korean War, he served in the Army. Mr. White worked as an assistant treasurer with the Kendall Company in Boston. He also served on the board of directors of Spaulding Co. in Randolph, and retired in 1988.
Formerly of Hingham, he resided in Norwell for the past 14 years. He was active in a number of organizations, including serving as chairman of the Norwell advisory board for two terms. He also served on the board of directors of the James Library in Norwell and the Norwell Visiting Nurse Association. He leaves his wife, Amy (Spaulding); and two sons, William H. of New York City and Stephen A.
of Hanover. A memorial service will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in First Parish Church in Norwell. Burial was private..
