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In Memoriam	William A. Mraz	2/25/2026
William (Bill) Arthur Mraz passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of Wednesday, February 25, 2026, just a few weeks shy of his 90th birthday. He was born in Middlebury on March 17, 1936-St. Patrick's Day. Despite not having a speck of Irish in him, he was pleased there was always a lively time to be had on his birthday. A lifelong Vermonter, Bill was well known to many for his ingenuity, independence, storytelling and dry wit. Bill grew up on South Munger Street in Middlebury, and spent summers on Lake Dunmore with his parents Charles and Letitia (Malpezzi) Mraz, and big brother Charles, Jr. He refused to attend kindergarten because it required a daily nap. He graduated from Middlebury High School (1954), earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Norwich University (1958) and pursued further studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He was a Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserves. Bill met the love of his life, Patricia Beers, on a blind date at Basin Harbor Resort, and they married in 1960. They raised their four children on a 1792 homestead on three hundred acres in Georgia, VT, and kept ducks, dogs, cats, a pony, a horse, a pig and a rescued owl. In 1977, Bill and Pat moved the family to Middlebury, where he succeeded his father as owner/operator of Champlain Valley Apiaries and lived on Seminary Street. Bill greeted the world as a simple country man with a dog, but under the surface he was more of a Renaissance man. He loved cities, international travel and ethnic restaurants of all kinds. On many a Sunday, he and Pat drove their kids from Georgia to Montreal for French fondue or Chinese buffet and big city culture. His sensibilities proved contagious, and his children all adopted similar passions for life. A voracious reader and close observer of nature, he accumulated a professorial array of knowledge and could expound thoroughly and accurately on the flora, fauna and history of Vermont. Sometimes you couldn't stop him talking, yet he was also a man of few words. He wanted nothing to do with cell phones or computers. He judged young people by a simple code: If you had good aim and understood physics, you were at least passable in his book. Bill built a long and respected career in design development and manufacturing engineering. He worked at General Electric in Burlington, VT; Sturm, Ruger & Co. in Newport, NH; and Space Research Corporation and Phoenix Engineering, both in Newport, VT. He traveled to Barbados, Jordan, Korea, France and Belgium and worked on countless weaponry projects including the design of the GE M134 Minigun, critical for U.S. Air Cavalry forces in Vietnam, and the Sturm Ruger Mini-14 lightweight rifle. A gifted problem solver and true engineer at heart, Bill approached every challenge with curiosity and determination. At Champlain Valley Apiaries he followed in his father's footsteps as a leader and pioneer in beekeeping. He invented a wax separator machine, to efficiently remove the beeswax from the liquid honey, that is used today across the beekeeping industry. He made advancements in the technology used to collect bee venom for pharmaceutical purposes. He was a skilled crafter in the woodshop where he designed hundreds of jigs to mass produce the wooden parts for bee hives. The honey business is now owned and operated by the third and fourth generations of the Mraz family-something that gave Bill immense pride. An avid fisherman, woodsman, and hunter, Bill cherished chilly mornings on Mount Moosalamoo with his sons and hunting buddies, especially his mentor, the late Ed Buttolph of Middlebury. He passed on his love of the outdoors to his children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, teaching them to fish, boat and sail on Lake Champlain and to hunt, camp and ski in the Green Mountains. Bill was a devoted conservationist who deeply respected the natural world that gave him so much joy. He and Pat spent endless hours on the road transporting kids-then grandkids-to ice hockey rinks across New England and Quebec. In retirement, they enjoyed escaping the winter to Culebra, Puerto Rico with their dear friends Martha Winant and Roger Wales. They spent twenty-five summers hosting friends and family at their lakefront camp in West Addison, VT. Bill kept the first car he ever bought, a 1933 Dodge Coupe. In the early 2000s he restored it and became a committed member of Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts, proudly driving his "33" in town parades and events, the highlight of which was the annual Vermont Antique and Classic Car Meet in Waterbury. Bill was especially fond of his beloved Vizsla hunting dogs, Ikar and Edi, who held a singular place in his heart. They were truly his best friends and companions. Bill was predeceased by his wife Patricia and his brother Charles, Jr., both in 2022, and his firstborn son and namesake, William B., in 2006. He is survived by his daughters, Katherine Mraz of Oakland, CA and Sarah Mraz (John MacKenna) of Sarasota, FL; his daughter-in-law Judie Mraz (Stephen Dion) of Newington, NH; his son, Charles E. Mraz (Isabel Mraz) of Middlebury; his sisters, Marna Erech of Winooski, VT, Laurie Zwaan (Anthony Zwaan) of Exeter, NH and Michelle Mraz (Rob Backus) of Burlington, VT; his grandchildren, Benjamin, Derek, Tyler, Curtis, Stefan, Georgina and Charles Paul; his two sisters-in-law Sarah Beers and Celia Mraz, and many nieces, nephews and cousins from both the Czech and Italian sides of his family. In his final months, Bill resided at The Residence at Otter Creek, where he was cared for with compassion by the staff and his favorite private caregiver, Evie Geehan. Our favorite curmudgeon-a brilliant engineer, steadfast teacher, devoted outdoorsman, and lover of dogs-will be long remembered. Visiting hours will be held on Friday, March 20, 2026 at 11:00 a.m., followed by a funeral service at 12:00 p.m. at Sanderson Funeral Services, 117 South Main Street, Middlebury, VT. Bill will be laid to rest beside his wife Pat in St. Mary's Cemetery in Middlebury, in the Spring. In lieu of flowers, donations in Bill's memory may be made to the Rokeby Museum (rokeby.org) or the Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts scholarship fund (vtauto.org). Or take a walk in nature with your dog!

In Memoriam	John A. Holland	2/28/2026
John Aloysius Holland III of Queensbury, New York died peacefully at home on February 28, 2026, in the presence of his wife of 52 years, Mary-Leslie, and his daughters, Sarah, and Meghan. John was born on February 15, 1944, in Schenectady, New York to John A. Holland Jr, and Elizabeth Holland, née Loope. Upon graduating from Niskayuna High School in 1963, John studied business at Norwich University, graduating in 1967. As he recalls, these years were marked by his "major in skiing, and minor in nightlife". He then went on to serve in the Army, 82nd Airborne Division, and was honorably discharged in 1970, with the rank of lieutenant. His time in the Army took him to Fort Bragg, Fort Riley, Fort Benning, and he served in the Honor Guard, stationed at the Pentagon in northern Virginia. He also served as a liaison to the Navy in Vieques, PR. In 1973, John met the love of his life, Mary-Leslie Warren, in Clifton Park, NY. They moved to Hudson Falls, NY in 1974 with the purchase of Neff Trailer Sales. The business later became RV America & Marine and is today known as The Holland Family Ventures Group. John loved the outdoors, and delighted in skiing, biking, golfing, playing ping-pong, hiking, boating, and nature photography. He also had a life-long appreciation for cars and enjoyed his time with friends at Lime Rock. Adventures at Hickory Hill, West Mountain, Buck Mountain, Tuckerman's Ravine, Lake George, the High Peaks, Prospect Mountain, Pilot Knob, Deer Leap, Okemo Mountain, Pico/Killington Mountain, Stratton Mountain, Jabe Pond, and Vinalhaven, ME accounted for some of his greatest memories. Time spent with his grandfather, PF Loope, 46er #4 of Gabriels, NY, was the single most important influence in his childhood. All of this, however, couldn't be rivaled by the comfort he felt in his home where he lived for the past 47 years. John found his greatest pleasures in the mountains, lakes, and people around him. John's community involvement was a constant part of his life. Over the years, he served on the board of the Glens Falls YMCA and was a member of Kiwanis. John's family, including his wife and two daughters, 5 grandchildren, sons-in-law, sister, and sisters-in-law, were central to his life, especially in his final years. One of John's greatest qualities was his ability to share in the joy and accomplishments of others, especially his grandchildren. John is predeceased by his parents, niece, and nephew. He is survived by his wife Mary-Leslie Holland of Queensbury, NY, his daughter Sarah Rocha (William) of West Hartford, CT, daughter Meghan Holland McDonald (Tucker), of Newburyport, MA, his sister Nancy Holland (Anita) of Cataumet, MA, sister-in-law Priscilla Moody, of Queensbury, NY, nephew Robert Charnock (Lorraine) of Astoria, OR, and his five grandchildren, Braxton Rocha, Ava Rocha, Margot McDonald, Naomi Rocha, and Wilkins McDonald. Calling hours will be held at the Holland residence, 1327 Vaughn Rd, Queensbury on Sunday, March 8 from 1pm to 4pm. Donations in his name can be made to High Peaks Hospice, 1247 Dix Avenue, Hudson Falls, NY or online at www.highpeakshospice.org

In Memoriam	Robert S. Cooley	2/9/2026
Robert Stephen Cooley, Sr., 86, of Wilmington, North Carolina, passed away peacefully at home on February 9, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family. Born in White Plains, New York, Bob was a proud graduate of Norwich University, where he was commissioned as an Army Second Lieutenant upon graduation. He served his country with honor for six years as a Special Weapons Officer, with assignments in Korea and New Mexico-an experience he carried with pride throughout his life. He was especially proud to see his children, Rob and Lauren, follow in his Army footsteps, a legacy of service that meant so much to him. Bob enjoyed a long and successful career as a chemist before embracing his entrepreneurial spirit and founding a liquid chromatography company. After selling his company and retiring, he didn't sit still for long. Bob had a remarkable gift for turning his passions into new adventures and hobbies into business opportunities. Later in life, his appreciation of fine wine led him to become a part owner of The Wine Sampler, where he found great joy in sharing his knowledge and pouring wine for friends-both old and new. Anyone who attended a tasting knew exactly why he quickly became the most popular pourer in the room. Those who knew Bob knew he was happiest outdoors tending his garden, fixing things around the house (measure once, cut twice… or three times sometimes), making stained glass trinkets, and making pancakes with his grandchildren. He treasured daily cocktail hour, lively conversation, and any opportunity to talk about wine. He was an avid cyclist and found his greatest joy in time spent with his grandchildren, who brought endless pride and happiness to his life. Bob is survived by his beloved wife of 59 years, Jan Cooley; his son, Rob Cooley, Jr. (Jeannie); his daughters, Lauren Cryblskey (Kevin) and Krissy Mingia (Jamie); and his cherished grandchildren: Robbie, Abby, Jack, Owen, William, Rosie, and Beatrice. He is also survived by his sister, Leslie Cruz (Benjamin), along with his nieces and nephews: Charlena, Leticia, Matt, and Rob. Bob will be remembered for his warmth, generosity, quick wit, and his love of family, good wine, and good company. He leaves behind a legacy of laughter, kindness, and countless wonderful memories. He will be deeply missed by all who were fortunate enough to know and love him. A Celebration of Life Mass will be offered on February 20 at 10:30 AM at St. Mark Catholic Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Lower Cape Fear Hospice. The family would also like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the wonderful caregivers at Lower Cape Fear Hospice for the compassion and care they provided.

In Memoriam	Harding M. Bush	1/22/2026
Grantham, NH - Harding "Bunky" Mudge Bush, Jr., 60, died on Thursday, January 22, 2026 following a brief illness surrounded by family and friends. Bunky was born November 12, 1965, in Olney, MD. He was the son of Harding and Sara (Prichard) Bush. He grew up in Ayer, MA and graduated from St. Bernard's High School in 1983 and Norwich University in Northfield, VT in 1989. Bunky joined the United States Navy in 1990 and completed SEAL training. He served for twenty years with numerous deployments around the world, including Iraq, Afghanistan, and Central Africa. During his career, he was stationed in Little Creek, VA Beach, Virginia; Special Forces Underwater Dive School in Key West, Florida and U. S. Navy East SERE in Rangeley, Maine. Following his retirement in 2010, Bunky worked as an independent security contractor while pursuing his master's degree at Norwich University, which he completed in 2019. In 2018, he joined Global Rescue and made his home in Grantham, New Hampshire. Bunky was a talented skier who enjoyed telemark, cross-country, and downhill skiing. He enjoyed track and field and kayaking. He was known for his sharp intellect, loved history, trivia, and spending time with friends. He is survived by his two daughters, Hannah Bush of Grantham, NH, and Sarah Bush of Hillsborough, NC and sister Jodi Bush of Virginia Beach, VA. Knight Funeral Home in White River Junction, VT, has been entrusted with arrangements. Condolences may be expressed in an online guestbook at www.knightfuneralhomes.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Navy SEAL Foundation, 1619 D Street, Virginia Beach, VA 23459 https://www.navysealfoundation.org/donate/or Norwich American Legion Post 1819, P.O. Box 149, Northfield, VT 05663 https://www.legionpost1819.org/donate-n-shop/shop/

In Memoriam	Richard M. Healey	11/19/2025
MASHPEE, Mass. - Richard Michael Healey, 83, of Sanibel, Fla., passed away peacefully at home, in Mashpee, Mass., on November 19, 2025, with his wife, daughter, and son, by his side. Richard ("Dick" to friends and family) graduated from Niskayuna High School in Niskayuna, N.Y., in 1960. He attended Norwich University in Northfield, Vt., where he was a member of the Army ROTC program, the track and field team, and the Council for International Affairs. He graduated in 1964 with a BA in English and then worked for New York Telephone in New York City for a year. Dick was a proud veteran who served in the U.S. Army, attaining the rank of captain. He entered the Army in 1965, as a second lieutenant, receiving his commission through Norwich. He served in Vietnam from 1966 to 1967, and then served as a flight instructor at the U.S. Army Primary Helicopter School in Fort Wolters until 1968. His military honors include the Distinguished Flying Cross, 23 awards of the Air Medal, two awards of the Army Commendation Medal (one for valor), the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal, the Vietnam Campaign Medal, and the Army Aviation Badge. Dick worked for the Xerox Corporation as a sales manager throughout the 1970s, then moved to Coradian Corporation, where he rose to vice president of Marketing. In 1984, he joined Rockefeller Group Telecommunications Services (RGT), a new subsidiary of Rockefeller Group, Inc., as vice president of Sales. In 1990, he was named president of RGT. He built the company from four employees and zero revenue to more than 100 employees and $100 million in revenue. Dick retired from RGT in 2000. He subsequently served as president of Industries for the Blind of New York State for eight years. He was an active member of the Lake St. Catherine Country Club in Poultney, Vt., and served on its board of directors for 35 years. From 2017 to 2025, he served on the City of Sanibel's General Employee Pension Board of Trustees. Dick will be remembered for his love for his family and friends; for his wonderful sense of humor and keen intelligence; and for his love of golf, skiing, and life on the lake in Vermont. He is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Patricia; two children, Anne Healey and Michael (Cathleen Bonacci) Healey; two grandchildren, Keira and Abigail Healey; and two nieces, three nephews, and their 12 children. He was preceded in death by his parents, Michael V. and Marion S. Healey of Niskayuna, N.Y.; and his sister and her husband, Mary and Jack Donnelly of Oakwood, Ohio. Dick's beloved brother, Daniel J. Healey of Belmont, Mass., joined him just days after his passing, on November 29, 2025. A private memorial service was held in December, at St. Barnabas's Memorial Episcopal Church, in Falmouth, Mass. A celebration of Dick's life will be held on June 12, 2026, in Saratoga, N.Y., in conjunction with his interment at the Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery.

In Memoriam	Jacob R. Rivers	1/23/2026
Jacob Ryan Rivers passed away tragically in an automobile accident on January 23, 2026, at the age of 41. Born on March 25, 1984, Jacob lived a life defined by loyalty, strength, generosity, and a personality that filled every room he entered. Jacob is survived by his loving parents, Steven and Cheryl Rivers; his sister, Megan Rivers; and his beloved 14-year-old daughter, Addilyn Louise Rivers, who was the light of his life and his greatest pride. Being her father was Jacob's most treasured role, and his love for her was unwavering and boundless. He is survived by Addilyn's mother, Jill Pedulla. He is also survived by Reese LeMay, with whom he formed a special and meaningful bond in just six short months-a testament to Jacob's immense heart and the love he gave so freely. He also leaves behind his cherished aunt Tammy, as well as many other aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends. Jacob graduated from Beekmantown Central School in 2002 before continuing his education at Norwich University, where he proudly competed on the wrestling team. He earned his degree in Physical Education in 2007, a reflection of both his discipline and his desire to work with and mentor others. A lifelong electrician with more than 23 years of experience serving his local community, Jacob took great pride in his trade and the relationships he built through his work. He later brought that same dedication to teaching, spending two years at BOCES instructing young students in the electrical trade-leaving a lasting impression on those who were fortunate enough to learn from him. Jake possessed the kindest heart, paired with the spirit of a fierce protector. If you were a friend to Jake once, you were a friend forever. Loyal, loud, and larger than life, he loved deeply and lived fully, creating memories that will be cherished by all who knew him. Jacob has been reunited in heaven with his beloved sisters, Stephanie Ann and Marcy Lynn, along with his paternal grandparents, Lawrence and Delores Rivers, and his maternal grandmother, Elizabeth Ann Shepard. He is also joined there by his loving companion, Kendall LeMay. To those select few who understand it, the phrase "brown brown, cow down" will forever bring a smile-and a reminder of Jacob's unique spirit and the bond he shared with those closest to him. Jacob's legacy lives on in the countless lives he touched through friendship, mentorship, laughter, and love. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered. Visitation will be held Monday, February 2, 2026 from 3:00pm to 6:00 at the R.W. Walker Funeral Home in Plattsburgh. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday, February 3rd at 10:00am at St. Peter's Church in Plattsburgh. Burial will be at a later date in St. Peter's cemetery in the spring. To those unable to attend Jacob's Mass in person, you may join virtually via Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81864186237?pwd=ZDnbubaUXqUMnHKpPG8R2MKgGwQpWc.1 Passcode: 02032026, Meeting ID: 818 6418 6237. Memorial donations in memory of Jacob may be made directly to the family in support of the Jacob Rivers Memorial Scholarship Fund. To share a condolence, story, or photo with the family please visit, www.rwwalkerfh.com. Arrangements have been entrusted into the care of the R.W. Walker Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh, NY.

In Memoriam	Bette-Jane K. Schleyer	2/12/2026
Bette-Jane Helen Schleyer, affectionately known as Bett, passed away at home surrounded by her loving family and friends on February 12, 2026. Born on November 27, 1949, in Gardner, Massachusetts, Bett was a source of warmth, kindness, and joy to everyone who knew her. Her thoughtful nature, courageous spirit, and generous heart made her a cherished presence in both her community and her family. For 53 years, Bett was a devoted wife and partner to Robert Schleyer. They shared a long and wonderful life together, filled with family, travel, and everyday moments that brought them happiness. The experiences they built as a couple will be remembered by everyone who knew them. Bett was a dedicated public educator, spending 36 years teaching 4th grade at Elm Street School in Gardner. She retired from the Gardner School District in 2008, leaving a legacy of nurturing young minds and encouraging a love of learning. Outside the classroom, Bett enjoyed being part of her book club, golfing, and spending time at the beach. She and Bob traveled throughout the U.S. and Europe, creating lasting memories together. She especially treasured summers on Cape Cod with her sister, Cathrine, and winters in Naples, Florida. Her greatest joy was spending time with her grandchildren, including being their biggest cheerleader as they competed on the field/course or performed on the stage. Bett is survived by her husband, Bob; her son, Adam Schleyer, and his wife, Cari; her daughter, Jennifer Olimpio, and her husband, Junior; her grandchildren, Lukas and Catherine; her sister, Cathrine Jatkola, and her husband, Jack; her nieces and nephew, and great niece and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Edmund and Wanda Kodys, and her sister, Barby. The family would like to extend their sincere thanks to Dr. Akshay Desai, Erica Woodcome, APRN, and the dedicated nursing teams who cared for Bett during her inpatient stays at the Brigham & Women's Center for Advanced Heart Disease. Their compassion and expertise provided comfort and support during her illness. We would also like to thank her long-time cardiologist, Dr. Gerard Aurigemma, at UMass Medical Center. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that gifts be made to support Brigham and Women's Hospital, Center for Advanced Heart Disease, 263 Huntington Ave, #318, Boston, MA 02115-4506. Please include "in memory of Bette-Jane Schleyer" in the memo line. Bett's life reflected the values she held dear: love, family, and learning. Her steady presence, kindness, and dedication to others will be remembered by everyone she touched. We invite all who knew and loved Bette-Jane to share their memories, stories, and photos on her memorial page. Your contributions will serve as a loving tribute to a remarkable woman who lived her life with kindness, courage, and grace. Please do so at www.mackfamilyfh.com. Calling hours will be held on Thursday, February 19, 2026, in the Mack Family Funeral Homes, Gardner - Chapel, 105 Central Street, Gardner, MA, from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. A funeral mass will be held on Friday, February 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Edward the Confessor Church, 10 Church Street, Westminster, MA, and her burial will follow in the Woodside Cemetery, 9 Narrows Road, Westminster, MA.

In Memoriam	Kitivesh Pasookhush	1/26/2026
Retired Lieutenant General Kitivesh "Rick" Pasookhush, age 81, passed away peacefully on January 26, 2026, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He was born on May 12, 1944, in Ayutthaya, Thailand, where he was also raised. From a young age, General Pasookhush distinguished himself through exceptional intelligence, discipline, and determination. After completing the 10th grade, he earned the highest placement for a scholarship to a Thai military preparatory school. Following his graduation, he achieved second place on the national entrance examination and was awarded a full scholarship to Norwich University in Vermont, USA. While at Norwich University, he was a standout member of the university's soccer team and a respected athlete among his peers. He pursued and completed a rigorous double major, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. Upon graduation, he returned to Thailand to serve his country as an officer in the Royal Thai Army. During his military career, he collaborated closely with the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He continued to serve with distinction in the Royal Thai Army for decades, ultimately retiring with the rank of Lieutenant General. In addition to his leadership roles, he was a skilled helicopter and airplane pilot-an achievement that reflected both his technical mastery and fearless spirit. Beyond his military service, General Pasookhush was a fiercely competitive athlete and a passionate golfer. He was a proud member of the Thai Army Golf Team and was widely known as "the one to beat" on the course. He also found great joy in fishing, shrimping, crabbing, and gardening-simple pleasures that reflected his quiet, grounded nature. Above all else, he was a devoted family man. He was courageous, honorable, dignified, and supremely intelligent, yet gentle in demeanor. A fixer of all things, he approached life with patience, selflessness, and unwavering determination. To his family, he was the best father-loving, caring, and deeply present. He absolutely adored his grandchildren, and his legacy lives on through countless cherished moments. He is survived by his beloved wife, Punnee "Dang" Pasookhush; his daughter, Dr. Megan Pasookhush, her husband Derek Register, and their son Dylan Register; his son Palakorn "Golf" Pasookhush, his wife Nataree, and their daughter Charlotte Pasookhush; and his son Bovornsak "Game" Pasookhush. Retired Lieutenant General Kitivesh Pasookhush lived a life defined by honor, service, excellence, and love. His legacy will continue through the family he cherished, the lives he influenced, and the values he embodied. Visitation will be held from 2:00-4:00pm on Saturday, February 7, 2026 at J. M. Dunbar Funeral Home & Crematory, 690 Southport Road, Roebuck, SC 29376.

In Memoriam	Clarence B. Riggs	1/23/2026
Pasadena, MD - Clarence Bonnett Riggs, a beloved father, grandfather, educator, and community servant, passed away peacefully on Friday, January 23, 2026, at the age of 86. Born on May 27, 1939, in Yonkers, New York, Clarence lived a life rich with purpose and passion, leaving a lasting impact on everyone he encountered. Clarence was predeceased by his loving wife, Linda D. Riggs, as well as his parents, Clarence Bonnett Riggs Sr. and Anna May. He was the cherished brother of his late sisters Mary, Caroline, Alice, and Ruth Ann. Clarence is survived by his devoted children, Christopher Riggs, Carl Riggs, and Curtis Riggs, and his beloved grandchildren, Alek Riggs and Jo Lee Riggs. After completing Norwich University and serving proudly in the United States Army, Clarence dedicated his career to teaching social studies at Glen Burnie High School. There, he inspired countless students, sharing his love for history and his profound knowledge of the local area. As an educator, he also headed the Chess Club and Mock Trial Club, fostering an environment of learning and curiosity. Clarence's commitment to service extended well beyond the classroom. He was a vibrant member of various community groups, including the Notables, a senior citizens' show choir that brought joy to nursing homes, and served as a scout leader for Troop 672. His friends and family remember him as a loyal and loving man, deeply devoted to his church and enthusiastic about his faith. Clarence's interests were as varied as they were passionate. In his younger years, he delighted in motorcycling and sailing. He was also an avid singer, often found lending his voice to the church choir, and was known to strum his guitar or set off on camping adventures across the country. A self-proclaimed Florida native due to his cherished teenage years in Fort Lauderdale, Clarence had an inviting and gregarious spirit, always ready to share a story or lend a listening ear. He loved his family deeply and took immense pride in being part of their ongoing story. Clarence Bonnett Riggs will be remembered as one of the best men to walk this Earth-a loyal friend, dedicated teacher, and loving family man. His warmth and wisdom will be missed, but his legacy lives on in the hearts of those who knew him. Services and interment are private.

In Memoriam	Stanley W. Colburn	2/6/2026
Stanley W. Colburn, 92, died Friday afternoon February 6, 2026 in the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers after a brief illness. He was the husband of the late Lillian G. (Higgins) Colburn. Born in Boston on August 15, 1933 he was the son of the late Stanley and Elizabeth A. (Bellinger) Colburn. Mr. Colburn was raised in Reading. He was a graduate of Norwich University. Mr. Colburn was a former employee of Sylvania of Ipswich, which is where he met his future wife Lillian. Later he was a longtime employee at Polaroid of Waltham where he was a financial analyst until his retirement. Mr. Colburn served the Town of Ipswich for many years as a Call Firefighter. After his retirement from Polaroid he would become a dispatcher for the Ipswich Fire Department. Later he would become a dispatcher for the Ipswich Police Department and the Ipswich Fire Department when the Dispatch Centers were combined. Last year an observance was held on June 8, 2025 at the First Church in Ipswich to commemorate the devastating fire that destroyed the First Church 60 years ago that day. Mr. Colburn, who was in attendance of the observance, was one of 2 former Call Firefighters present who were there to fight that fire. Mr. Colburn was also a longtime and active member of the Ipswich United Methodist Church where he played both piano and organ. He was also instrumental in establishing and operating the audio visual system in the Church for parishioners on Sundays who could not come to Church. His hobbies included listening to the scanner and mowing his lawn. Mr. Colburn is survived by his 2 daughters and their husbands: Karen and David Brigham of Georgetown, Kathy and Steven Reebenacker of Beverly. He is also survived by 6 grandchildren: Ashley Gasinowski and her husband Dean, Murdoc Jones and his partner Tracy, Meghan Brigham and her fiancé Aaron Brier, Laura Lale and her husband Halil, Amy Reebenacker and her partner Corey, Alex Reebenacker and his wife Makenna, and 3 great-grandchildren: Amelia, Arlo and Ace Gasinowski as well as several nieces and nephews. Mr. Colburn was also predeceased by his sister Anne Gohn formerly of Glens Falls, NY. A funeral service will be held Friday February 13th. at 1:00 P.M. at The Living Faith United Methodist Church 31 North Main Street, Ipswich. An hour of visitation will be Friday in the Church from noon until the time of the service, relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Burial will follow the funeral in the New Highland Cemetery 29 Town Farm Road, Ipswich. In lieu of flowers please make a donation in Mr. Colburn's name to: The Living Faith United Methodist Church 31 North Main Street Ipswich, MA 01938. Arrangements are under the direction of the Morris Funeral Home of Ipswich. To send a letter of condolence to the Colburn family please go to: MorrisFH.com .

In Memoriam	Eric L. Krum	10/4/2025
Eric was born in Huntington NY but has lived all over the US as his family moved around a lot due to his father's job. After college Eric joined the US Army and ended up living all over the globe to include two tours in South Korea and two combat tours to the Middle East. Retiring in 1995 from the U.S. Army as a Logistics, Acquisition and Systems Automation officer, he worked as a lead information technology engineer for the MITRE Corporation working for the Air Force and then the Army in the area of cyber defense. Eric has a Master's degree in Business Administration, Education and Computer Science. He lives on a wooded lot in Maryland with his wife Paula and a myriad of animals. One nice thing about living in northern Maryland is the large selection of wood species as the area along the Chesapeake Bay is the northern edge of many species that grow in the south. And it is the southern boundary of many species that grow in the northern areas of North America. Eric joined the IWCS in 2007. Eric has had a true love of wood all his life and has been collecting wood and making saw dust for over 40 years. His wood collection while including standard wood samples is mostly in larger sizes for making saw dust. Eric's has several wood related goals, one is to collect samples for all the native North American woods, to collect all species with the word 'ironwood' in its common name and to collect all the Australian She-oaks. He really enjoys making useful items out of wood, both flat and round wood objects. Eric is slowly building a collection of wood species from across the globe and is turning each species into the form of bottle stoppers and three (3) inch diameter lidded wood boxes. Services for Eric will be held at the National Cemetery, Fort Leavenworth, KS at a future date.

In Memoriam	Scott R. Clark	1/29/2026
Scott Clark passed away in his home on Jan. 29, 2026. Born on April 16, 1976, in Littleton, N.H., he is the son of Robert and Linda (Corey) Clark. He graduated from Lisbon Regional School in 1994, then from Norwich University with a BS in Nursing. Scott attended Norwich University in the ROTC Program and upon graduation in 1998 was commissioned as an Ensign in the Navy as a nurse. Scott's Naval service first took him to Camp Lejeune in N.C. and later the Naval Station in Newport, R.I. While in R.I., he was deployed to Guantanamo Bay as well as Kuwait during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In 2005, Scott took on a civilian life, moving to Manchester, N.H. and started working at the Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center (BASC) where he was employed as Nursing Director until the time of his death. In 2008, Scott married his loving wife, Stacey Ort, and they established their home in Goffstown, N.H. He became the proud father to Kaitlyn and Nicholas. His family meant the world to him and Scott was so involved with their activities; whether coaching or watching from the sidelines, he loved being at their sporting events. Scott also shared his love for hunting and fishing with Kaitlyn and Nick. Days spent camping, hunting, fishing, and ice fishing helped create lasting memories for his family. Scott is survived by his wife Stacey; children Kaitlyn and Nicholas; parents Bob and Linda Clark; his sister Cathy and her husband Michael, nephews Dylan and Mason; in-laws Fred and Christine Ort; sister-in-law Robin and her husband Dave and niece Mikalya and nephew Ryan. A reception to celebrate his life will be held Thursday, Feb. 5, from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m., at Bedford Event Center in Bedford, N.H. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to an educational fund for his children Kaitlyn and Nicholas through GoFundMe (gofundme.com/f/support-scotts-childrens-future). Interment at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen, N.H. will be held at a later date. For more information or to sign an online guestbook please visit www.frenchandrising.com

In Memoriam	Timothy P. Coad	1/19/2026
Timothy Patrick Coad, 72, of Frederick, Maryland, passed from this life on Monday, January 19, 2026, at Frederick Health Hospital. Born on September 18, 1953, in Killeen, Texas, Timothy was the son of the late William F. Coad and Glenn Alice (Hollander) Coad. Tim was a graduate of Surrattsville High School and an alumnus of Norwich University, Class of 1975. He enjoyed a successful 30-year career as Executive Director of Channel Management & Strategy and served as Vice President at Kaiser Permanente. Tim was known for his deep love for Jesus, his kind heart, and his generosity toward all who crossed his path. He had a remarkable ability to make people feel welcome and loved, and he would truly give the shirt off his back to anyone in need. He is survived by his son, James W. Coad, and his siblings: Thomas Coad, William Coad Jr., Kevin Coad, Martin Coad, Patrick Coad, and Kelly Coad, who will forever cherish his memory and his gregarious laugh. Tim was preceded in death by his beloved son, Sean, and his wife, Kathy. The family will receive friends from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Friday, February 13, 2026, at Stauffer Funeral Homes, P.A., 1621 Opossumtown Pike, Frederick, Maryland, with a Celebration of Life to begin at 11:00 a.m. Interment will be private. Expressions of sympathy may be offered to the family at StaufferFuneralHome.com.

In Memoriam	John J. Barnick	2/18/2024
John J. Barnick, age 89, of Bethel, CT, formerly of New Fairfield, CT passed away on Sunday, February 18, 2024. John was born to the late John and Mary Barnick in Milford, CT. John attended St. Cyril and Methodius School Bridgeport, Graduated Fairfield Prep, class of 1952 and Norwich University VT with a degree in Engineering Management, class of 1957. John married Mary Teresa Cunningham in 1957. In 1959 he entered the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. With his wife and 2 young daughters he was deployed to Karlsruhe, Germany. His love of travel started while in Europe. Upon honorable discharge from active duty in 1963 he remained in the Active Reserves U.S. Army Corps of Engineers until his honorable discharge in 1968. John and his family moved to New Fairfield in 1964. He was an active member of St. Edward's Church as well as the Knights of Columbus, McGivney Council #29. His career included working at Davis & Geck, Danbury CT, Mosler Electronic Security Systems, Lumelite Division of Richardson and Merrill and retiring at Perkin Elmer. Johns love of travel and successful goal was to visit all continents of the world, as well as to sharing his pictures and travel books. Hobbies included being a Sea Scout in younger years, skiing, working in his garden, projects around the house as well as attending his children and grandchildren's sports events. John is predeceased by his loving wife Mary (Cunningham) Barnick. John is survived by his children Cindy (Rick) Palmer, Sharon (Dave) Pijnenburg, John M. Barnick (Trish), and Mary (Joseph) DeLuise. John is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Visitation for John will be held Thursday, February 22, 2024, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Green Funeral Home, 57 Main St, Danbury, CT. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, February 23, 2024, at 10:00 AM at St. Mary Church, 26 Dodgingtown Rd, Bethel, CT. Committal will follow at Mountain View Cemetery, CT-37, New Fairfield, CT. In lieu of flowers, contributions in John's memory may be made to Regional Hospice at https://regionalhospicect.org/support-regional-hospice/

In Memoriam	Allen Q. Ladd	11/14/2025
Maj. Allen Q. Ladd, Jr. USMC (Ret.) of Huntington, West Virginia died November 14, 2025. He was born in Huntington on 29 May 1947 the oldest son of Virginians Allen and Lucille (Cooke) Ladd. Both parents preceded him. Allen attended Huntington (Cabell County) public schools and was a 1965 Huntington High School graduate. Seeking a military officer career, he entered Norwich University-The Military College of Vermont. At Norwich he rose through the cadet ranks and was a cadet company commander his senior year, graduating with the class of 1970. Preferring a Marine Corps commission, Mr. Ladd completed Office Candidate School and was commissioned a Marine Corps 2nd lieutenant in 1971. Upon completion of Officer Basic School, Lieutenant Ladd was assigned to the 2nd Marine Division (8th Marine Regiment) Camp Lejeune NC. An infantry officer, he spent eighteen months deployed outside the country mainly in the Caribbean (Cuba-Puerto Rico-Panama) and also Norway. Upon his 1975 release from initial active duty, Captain Ladd began drill with the 4th Combat Engineer Battalion where he was the executive officer and later company commander of Company A. After 1980, Major Ladd spent months on active duty in seven states and Norway as an exercise controller, evaluator, NATO liaison officer, researcher, and instructor. He was a 1989 graduate of the Marine Corps Command and Staff College and retired from the Marine Corps Reserve in 1993. Mr. Ladd's second career was academic. Upon his 1975 release from active duty, he enrolled at Marshall University where he earned five more academic degrees including master degrees in geography and international relations. This education enabled him to teach at Marshall, Glenville State College, West Virginia Tech, Piedmont Virginia Community College, and the Marine Corps Communication Officer School. The Ladd family and Mr. Ladd have, for decades, been self-employed in the Huntington rental property business. In later years, he was also employed as a Securitas industrial security officer. Major Ladd is survived by his older sister Carolyn Ladd Kennington of Dallas, niece Catherine Kennington (Dave) of Dallas, TX and nephew Charles (Joey) Kennington also of Dallas TX. He is also survived by his younger brother Hugh C. Ladd (Lourdes) of Huntington WV, nephews and nieces: Hugh J. Ladd (Beatriz), Matthew Ladd (Danielle), Christina Ladd Camacho (Gustavo) all of Miami FL. In lieu of flowers contribution may be made to Fishburne Military School, 225 S. Wayne Ave. Waynesboro, VA 22980 (www.fishburne.org) or the United Service Organizations (USO), P.O. Box 96860, Washington DC 20077-7677 (www.uso.org/donate).

In Memoriam	Howard D. Lovering	11/14/2025
Howard Douglas "Butch" Lovering, 83, of The Villages, FL, passed away on November 14, 2025. Butch was born on July 28,1942, in Arlington, MA, to Howard and Irene (King) Lovering. He graduated from Arlington High School in 1960 and then attended Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, NH. He graduated from Norwich University in Northfield, VT, in 1966 and received his Master's degree in 1976 from Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH. Butch proudly served in the US Army, earning two Bronze Stars with Valor along with other honors during his tour in Vietnam. Butch's career as an educator, vice principal (in charge of vice, as he said), and coach in Massachusetts and Vermont spanned a period of 34 years, retiring in 2001.His passion was coaching ice hockey and football during his career in Vermont and was most proud of his championship wins over the years. He spent the last 22 years living in The Villages, FL, practicing and hoping to perfect his game of golf. He was predeceased by his parents and brother, Clarence Lovering. Butch is survived by his wife of 59 years, Judy Whittemore Lovering, daughter, Kristen Chisholm(James), son, Michael(Erin), sister, Nancy Johnston(Bill), grandchildren, Colin Spaulding (Misty), Camden Spaulding(Michaela), Kayla, Duncan, and Roderick Chisholm, Molly, Mia, and Maggie Lovering, and two great-grandchildren, Brantley and Maverick Spaulding. A burial ceremony will be held at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL, on December 11, 2025 at 1pm. A celebration of life is planned for this coming summer.Arrangements are by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Home in The Villages.Memorial contributions may be made to the Disabled American Veterans, Alzheimer's Association, Norwich University, or a charity of one's choice.

In Memoriam	Joseph F. Luzzi	12/23/2025
Joseph Francis Luzzi Jr., 83, of Avon, a beloved husband, devoted father, avid outdoorsman, and proud veteran passed away Tuesday, December 23rd, 2025, at his home surrounded by his family. Born in Hartford to the late Joseph and Nancy (née Malentacchi) Luzzi, he was raised in West Hartford and graduated from Conard High School in 1960. Joe earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Norwich University as a Cadet in 1964 and enlisted in the US Army. He was deployed to Vietnam, where he proudly served for 13 months as a 1st Lieutenant in the 557th Combat Engineers Company, attached to Military Assistance Command Vietnam. After his honorable discharge, Joe joined his father in their family construction company, JF Luzzi & Sons. This experience marked the beginning of a broad career as a Professional Engineer, a designation of which he was immensely proud. Joe loved hunting and fishing, especially in Vermont with family, friends, and a dog by his side. He was honored to be a part of the Luzzi Brothers Scholarship in Engineering at Norwich University, which still offers the scholarship today. Joe was a proud member of VFW Post #3272 in Avon. Besides his wife, Lynn, he leaves behind: his sister, Angela Meserve of Scarborough, Maine; three daughters, Dawn Driggs and Kristin Luzzi, both of Avon, and Paige Dominov and her husband, Paul, of Farmington; his grandchildren, Hannah and Carly Carpino, Grace and Molly Dominov, Jack and Thomas Driggs; and many nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his brothers, John, Peter, and James Luzzi. Joe's family will receive friends, Sunday January 18, 2026, from 2-4 PM at the Carmon Funeral Home & Family Center, 301 Country Club Road, Avon. There will be an informal time for sharing memories including a Tribute by the Officers and Members of VFW Post # 3272 at 3:30 PM followed by a Blessing by Pastor Ali Hager. Joe will be laid to rest with full military honors at the CT State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown, Connecticut, in May at the convenience of the family. Donations in Joe's memory and because of his long support for Veterans and their families, may be made to Tunnel to Towers Foundation, 2361 Hylan Blvd., Staten Island, NY10306, or Donationsupport@T2T.org. For directions or to leave condolences for Joe's family please visit: www.carmonfuneralhome.com The Eagle has landed.

In Memoriam	Richard McCann	12/5/2025
Richard McCann, age 62, of Hingham, passed away, peacefully, Friday, December 5, 2025 at Boston Medical Center, surrounded by his loving family Richard was born in Quincy, to Catherine S. (Allison) McCann of Quincy and the late Richard J. McCann, Jr. Raised and educated in Duxbury, he was a graduate of Duxbury High School, Class of 1981. He earned his Bachelor's degree from Norwich University, Class of 1985. He lived in Hingham for over thirty years. He was a sales associate at the former R. S. Hamilton Fish Company in Boston's Seaport District for over twenty years. Richard was a member of the Holy Name Society at Saint Joseph's Church in Quincy. He was also an active volunteer at the Saint Joseph's Food Pantry. He was an avid Boston sports fan. Husband of Doris S. (Blaikie) McCann. Devoted father of Richard Patrick McCann and his wife Ashley of N.Y. and Emma Patricia McCann of Hingham. Loving grandfather of Isabella and Cameron. Loving brother of Alyson J. McCann of West Greenwich, R.I. and her late husband Jake O'Neil, and Kristen A. Lacasse and her husband Gerry of Milton. Loving uncle of Sarah and her husband Luke, Ryan, Catie, Bobby, and Anna. Dear nephew of Robert S. "Bob" Allison of Quincy. Son-in-law of Patricia Blaikie of Hingham and the late Robert Blaikie. Brother-in law of Robert Blaikie and his wife Maria of Danvers. Brother to Catherine Mori and her husband Chris of Plymouth, uncle to Margaret Mori and Caroline Mori. Graveside Services will be conducted at Mount Wollaston Cemetery, 20 Sea Street, Quincy, on Monday, December 22, at 11:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Those attending should enter from the Sea Street Gate by 11:15 a.m. For those who wish, donations in Richard's memory may be made to the Saint Joseph's Food Pantry, c/o 556 Washington Street, Quincy, MA 02169.

In Memoriam	Allen M. Potter	12/14/2025
Allen M. Potter, of Essex, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Sunday, December 14, 2025. Allen was born on February 16, 1936 in Morrisville, Vermont, the son of Evelyn (Terrill) and Irving Morgan Potter. Allen grew up in Hyde Park attending Lamoille Valley Union High School and graduating from Lyndon State Institute in 1954. Allen graduated from Norwich University in 1958 with a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering during which time he married Marilyn Graves on November 11, 1955. Allen completed his tour of duty at Fort Belvoir, Virginia after which they moved to Essex VT to raise their family. Allen worked in the transportation construction industry as a Civil Engineer for his 38-year career; initially with the State of Vermont and concluding with FR Lafayette Inc. Allen was involved in the design, construction and maintenance for most of the major roads and bridges in Vermont. Golf was his passion! During his 40 years of membership at Burlington Country Club he served on many boards and committees and was a Past President. Upon retirement he spent 20 years with the Vermont and New England Golf Associations serving time as Past President of both along the way. Allen was steadfast to supporting the sport. He was most proud of growing the game in Vermont, especially with the youth. Many of the youth golf camps and programs in Vermont are a result of years of his dedication. Amateur tournament participation has grown significantly over the years and the VGA scholarship program was very important to him. His legacy will carry on forever in Vermont golf. Allen spent the winters in St. Simons Island, GA and was a member of the Sea Palms Golf & Tennis Resort. He met many great friends there with whom he enjoyed spending time on and off the course. He enjoyed traveling and had many great memories from his worldwide trips. Two of his most memorable trips were to Australia and New Zealand and his cruise through the Panama Canal. Norwich University was an important aspect of Allen's life. He served on the Board of Trustees and kept in touch with many of his classmates, attending many reunions. Due to his generosity and support of the university over the years, a Civil Engineering lab and a seat at the athletic field are dedicated in his honor. "At Ease" was a common phrase heard by the family growing up; especially at the dinner table with four rambunctious children! Allen lived by the Norwich University motto, "I will try"especially during difficult times. Allen loved his family; he was so proud of his children and all of their successes in life. He was blessed with eight grandchildren and lived to see them all grow into successful young adults and parents. They all have cherished memories of their beloved "Bampa". Allen is survived by his three children; son Eric Potter and wife Diana of Norton, MA, daughter Jodi Goliber and her husband Donald of Essex, daughter Kim Panton and husband Jeffrey of Williston; eight grandchildren, Meghan (Jamie) DeLong, Kyle (Shannon) Potter, Andrew (Jaclyn) Potter, Craig (Brenda) Goliber, Troy (Breanne) Goliber, Mitchell (Marguerite) Panton, Jamie (Sean) Rugg, and Brooke Panton. He was blessed with nine great grandchildren. Allen is also survived by Pauline Regan, his loving partner of 12 years. Allen was predeceased by Marilyn, his wife of 56 years in 2011 and his son Scott Russell Potter in 1979. The family would like to thank the caring staff at Maple Ridge Assisted Living which he called home the past couple of years. Visiting hours will be held on Sunday, December 28th from 2-4 p.m. at the Ready Funeral Home Mountain View Chapel, 68 Pinecrest Drive, Essex Junction. A private family graveside ceremony will be held in the Spring. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Vermont Golf Association Scholarship Fund, 145 Pine Haven Shores, Suite 2172, Shelburne, VT 05482. Arrangements are in the care of Ready Funeral & Cremation Services.

In Memoriam	Linda E. Higgins	12/28/2025
With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Linda E. Higgins (Clough), 76 of Queensbury, NY. Linda died Sunday, December 28, 2025 surrounded by her loved ones. Linda was born in Gloucester MA on January 23, 1949 to Grace (Steer) Clough and Arthur Clough. Linda grew up in Lanesville, a small neighborhood of Gloucester on beautiful Cape Ann. She graduated from Gloucester High School in 1967. She attended Vermont College and graduated in 1969. She later attended Maria College where she received an associate's degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Linda moved to Queensbury in 1973 after living abroad in Germany. Here she raised her two children and created a strong community of friends who adored her. She worked at WSWHE BOCES as a PTA until her retirement. After retiring, she spent countless hours volunteering her time at High Peaks Hospice and Open Door Mission. She loved baking nisu, knitting and crocheting. She also loved hiking and was an avid walker. Her favorite pastime was swimming in the ocean, especially Plum Cove. Linda was predeceased by her parents Grace (Steer) Clough and Arthur Clough. She was also predeceased by her brother Donald Clough and her son-in-law, Timothy Halnon. She is survived by her daughters Faith Halnon of Fair Haven, VT and April Higgins of Glens Falls, NY. She is survived by her granddaughter Shannon Brown and her husband Kevin of Orwell, VT, and grandson Declan Higgins of Glens Falls, NY, and her two great-grandchildren Lawson and Lindy Brown. She is survived by her brothers Dana Clough and Stephen Clough and many nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her former husband, Michael Higgins, and her companion, Garry Poland. Calling hours will be held Thursday, January 8, 2026 from 4pm-6pm at the Singleton Sullivan Potter Funeral Home at 407 Bay Road, Queensbury NY. A graveside memorial will take place at a future summer date in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Donations can be made to the MS Society at www.nationalmssociety.org in Linda's name. Thank you to Community Hospice for your compassion and care for our Mother over the last few months. For those who wish online condolences can be made to the family by visiting www.sbfuneralhome.com.

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