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Boston,MA02131 617-524-1036McVEY, Marilyn A.
Of Hyde Park, formerly of Brighton.
PassedonOctober2,attheageof83.
Devoted daughter of the late Thomas
H. and Elizabeth J. (O’Connell) McVey.
Cherished mother of Paula Walsh and
her husband Christopher of Hyde Park.
AdoredNana of Christopher Carson
and Caitlyn Walsh. She is also survived
by a host of extended family. Marilyn
will be especially remembered for her
dedication to and love for her family,
her genuine kindness, and for her
unparalleled strength. At Marilyn’s
request, all services will be private.
Those who knew her are asked to per-
form acts of kindness in her memory.
The world can be a better place if we
emulate Marilyn’s empathy, selflessness
and forgiveness. For online guestbook
please visit thomasfuneralhomes.com
Carroll Thomas Funeral Home
Hyde Park 617-361-3216Age 92 of Westwood, MA
and York Beach, ME died
peacefullyathomeOctober
3, 2019. He was the beloved husband
of Lucille (Battaglia) Fallavollita with
whom he just celebrated 70 years of
marriage. He leaves with a special place
in the hearts of; Sons and their wives,
Robert (Susan) of South Windsor, CT
and Paul (Susan) of Medway, MA;
Grandchildren, Kathryn Fallavollita,
Christine Fallavollita, Domenic Fallavol-
lita, and Maria Fallavollita; Dear sister
Arcangela (Ann/Angie) Benda of Roslin-
dale, and many nieces and nephews;
Lifelong friends Milo Palmieri and Bob
McElroy who stood by him through
even the most difficult days. Besides
his parents he was predeceased by;
Brothers, Antonio (Tony) Fallavollita,
Pelino (Paul) Fallavollita, and Serafino
(Henry) Fallavollita; Sisters, Caterina
(Catherine) Stoico, Rose Ferraro, and
Adeline (Lena) Vieira.
The family is sincerely grateful for
the high quality care and loving support
provided by Avril, Kelley, Chaplain Rev.
Raymond Selker, Olga, and Francine.
The son of Roberto and Angelina
(Lattanzio) Fallavollita, he was raised
in East Boston, the youngest of 8
children. In 1944, he enlisted in the
Navy and proudly served his country
stateside at Whidbey Island, WA as a
Photographer’s Mate. In his early years
he worked for the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. He
later joined Boston Edison where he
made lifelong friends and retired after
32 wonderful years. The Edison retiree
luncheons were something he never
wantedtomiss.
Bob embodied the core values of the
Greatest Generation. An industrious
man, he loved to putter and tinker. Bob
had a knack for making simple jobs
more difficult seemingly because he
liked the challenge and the reward of a
job well done. He was self-reliant and
worked incredibly hard in partnership
with Lucy, while scrimping and saving
to achieve their dream of building and
owning a summer home in York Beach.
Some of his happiest days were those
spent with his extended family and
friends during holidays, special occa-
sions and in York Beach in the summer.
Born with a song in his heart, Bob was
known to belt out a tune at random
times and did so with joy and gusto.
His sons and their families meant
the world to him. Every minute was
treasured with his grandchildren who
brought out his inner child. How lucky
we were to have him in our lives for so
many years.
Visiting Hours at the George F.
Doherty & Sons Wilson-Cannon Fu-
neral Home, 456 High St., DEDHAM,
Monday, Oct. 7 from 4-8pm. Funeral
from the Funeral Home Tuesday, Oct.
8 at 9:30am followed by a Funeral
Mass in St. Margaret Mary Church,
Westwood at 10:30am. Relatives and
friends kindly invited. Interment in
Oak Grove Cemetery, Medford. In lieu
of flowers, donations may be made to
Hospice Services of Massachusetts,
391 Broadway St., Everett, MA 02149.
Online guestbook and directions at
gfdoherty.com.FALLAVOLLITA, Roberto R.
GeorgeF. Doherty & Sons
Dedham781- 32 6-0500Of North Andover, formerly of
Burlington, October 1. Beloved son
of Donald Jr. & Janet of Burlington.
Loving brother of Donald III, Kenneth
& his wife Kimberly of Wilmington and
Pamela Kenn & her husband Russell of
Braintree. Proud Uncle of Donald IV,
Rebecca, Emma, Joseph & Alissa Gan-
ley and Holly, Ryan, Amanda, Drew and
Nicholas Kenn. Beloved Best Friend
of Julie Migliorini of North Andover
& Dear Friend of her children Mark &
JessMigliorini,andJoePye.Visit-
ing Hours will be held at the Boston
Marriott Burlington, 1 Burlington Mall
Road, Burlington on Monday, October
7 from 6-9 p.m. Relatives & friends
respectfully invited to attend. In lieu
of flowers, memorials in Doug’s name
may be made to American Foundation
for Suicide Prevention http://www. afsp.org.
Arrangements under the direction of
the Edward V Sullivan Funeral Home,
BURLINGTON. For obituary see http://www.
sullivanfuneralhome.net & for direc-
tions visit http://www.burlingtonmarriott.comGANLEY, Douglas A.
FLYNN, James P.
Age 37, of Florida, formerly of
Waltham, passed away on Sept. 29,- Beloved husband of Stacey M.
Kalish and their daughter Sofia Marilyn
Flynn of Delray Beach, FL, and Emily
Anastasia Flynn and her mother Kait-
lyn P. (Foti) Flynn of Waltham. James
was a loving, devoted, and proud dad
of Emily and Sofia. Loving son of James
M. Flynn III and Patricia A. (Esposito)
Flynn. Dear brother of Kristina M.
(Flynn) MacKenzie and her husband
Matthew A. MacKenzie, and Ryan A.
Flynn and his fiancé Courtney R. Flynn.
Cherished uncle of Lydia Francesca
and Giuliana Patrice MacKenzie, all
of Waltham. James is also survived
by many aunts, uncles, cousins, and
friends. Graduate of Waltham High
School, class of 1999, and Western New
England College, class of 2003. Visiting
HourswillbeheldonSunday,Oct.
6th, from 4:00 to 8:00 PM, at Casper
Funeral Home, 187 Dorchester Street,
SOUTH BOSTON. A Funeral Mass will
be held on Monday at 9:00 AM, in Saint
Luke’s Church, 132 Lexington St., Bel-
mont. (Relatives & friends are asked to
meet directly at church). Burial to fol-
low in Calvary Cemetery, Waltham. In
lieu of flowers, donations may be sent
to “Emily & Sofia Flynn” c/o The Flynn
Family, PO Box 79002, Waverley, MA
02479 for an education fund for James’
daughters. For more information or to
leave an online message of condolence
please visit casperfuneralservices.com
SCALIA, Anthony Charles
“Charlie”Age 95, of Westfield, NY, and formerly
of Boston, MA, died Saturday, Septem-
ber 21, 2019 at the Absolut Care of
Westfield, in Westfield.
He was born February 14, 1924 in
Boston, MA, the son of the late John
and Diana (Filicchia) Scalia.
Charlie was a veteran of the United
States Navy, having served his country
proudly during WWII. After the war, he
began a career in 1956 as a police offi-
cer with the Boston Police Department,
retiring in 1981.
He was a member of the Boston
VFW. Anthony enjoyed playing cards,
cribbage, daily swimming, daily walks,
and time with his friends and family.
Charlie is survived by his two chil-
dren; Diane Glennon of Westfield, NY,
and John (Marie) Scalia of Franklin,
MA, eight grandchildren; Lisa (Robert)
Russin, Kelie (Quinton Ross) Glennon,
James (Candi) Glennon, Danielle, (Ja-
son) Scalia, John Scalia, Anthony Scalia,
Paul (Jessica) Hallisey, and Jamie (Wen-
dy) Butler, seven great-grandchildren,
and several nieces and nephews.
Hewasprecededindeathbyhis
parents, a son; Paul Scalia, a brother;
Ralph Scalia, a sister; Anna Mae Man-
coni, and a son-in-law; James Glennon.
A Memorial Service will be held at
3PM on Saturday, October 12, 2019 at
the Freay Funeral Home in Mayville, NY
(139 S. Erie St.) where military honors
will be given. The Rev. Vinny Sanzo will
officiate.
Memorials can be made to the
American Cancer Society, at cancer.org
To leave a remembrance or to post
condolences to the family, please
visit freayfuneralhome.comOf Weston, age 81, Tuesday, October
1, 2019. Former copywriter for WNAC
and the Al Black Advertising Agency.
Ran registration for conventions in Bos-
ton for A. P. and ran licensing exams
as chief proctor, particularly optom-
etry. Loving wife of the late Francis X.
McDonald. Devoted mother of Matthew
J. McDonald, kind mother-in-law of
Kelly A. M. McDonald, and doting
grandmother of Brendan, Patrick,
Erin, Nora, Seamus, Brigid, Maureen,
and Fiona, all of Mashpee. Cherished
sister of Regina C. Branch, of St. James
Plantation, NC.
VisitingHours4to8p.m.Sunday,
October 6 at the George F. Doherty &
Sons Funeral Home, 477 Washington
St. (Route 16), WELLESLEY. Funeral
Mass at 10 a.m. on Monday, October 7
atSt.Julia’s Church, 374 BostonPost
Road, Weston. Interment at Linwood
Cemetery, 190 Boston Post Road By-
pass (Route 20), Weston. Directions,
guestbook and longer obituary at
GFDoherty.comMcDONALD, Margaret M.
(Curtin)GeorgeF. Doherty & Sons
Wellesley 7812354100Passed away at her home in Millis
on Oct. 2, 2019. She was the loving
daughter of the late Norman and Helen
(Fleming) Paille. Beloved wife and
best friend to John Kulesza for almost
48 years. She is survived by their two
wonderful sons and their families - Jim
(Kati) and their children Carl, Saku,
and Henri of Windham NH; Jeff (Em-
ily) and their children Brayden, Colton,
Cameron, Adrian, Hazel, and Jobie of
Hilliard, OH.
Lynn was also stepdaughter of Mau-
reen Paille and stepsister to Maureen’s
children Gary and Brenda.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be
celebrated on Monday, October 7, 2019
at 10:30 AM at St. Thomas the Apostle
Roman Catholic Church, 82 Exchange
St., Millis, MA 02054 with Fr. Linus
Mendis officiating. Burial will follow in
Prospect Hill Cemetery, Millis. Visiting
Hours will be held on Sunday, October
6, 2019, from 4 PM until 6 PM at Rob-
erts Mitchell Caruso Funeral Home, 90
Curve St., MILLIS, MA 02054.
In lieu of flowers, Lynn has re-
quested memorial donations be made
in her name to: St. Jude Children’s
Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Mem-
phis, TN 38105; and that you practice
random acts of kindness and senseless
acts of beauty.KULESZA, Lynn E.
Of Boston, September 11, 2019.
Loving husband of the late Giovanna
(D’Aiello) Calvi. Devoted father of Lynn,
Rocco and Anne Marie Cecala and her
husband Dominick. Loving grandfather
of Joseph and his wife Laila, Arielle,
Tristan and his wife Kaitlyn, and
Alessandra. Brother of the late Rosa
Lombardo, Joseph and Vincent Calvi.
FuneralfromtheGeorgeF.Doherty
& Sons Funeral Home, 477 Washington
St. (Rt. 16), WELLESLEY on Monday,
October 7, at 10am, followed by a Fu-
neral Mass in St. Paul Church, Wellesley
at 11am. Relatives and friends kindly
invited. Visiting Hours on Sunday,
October 6, from 4-8pm. Interment in
St. Joseph Cemetery, West Roxbury. In
lieu of flowers, donations may be made
in Salvatore’s memory to St. Jude Chil-
dren’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude
Place, Memphis, TN 38105. For direc-
tions and guestbook, gfdoherty.com
CALVI, Salvatore T.
GeorgeF. Doherty & Sons
Wellesley 7812354100DIFRONZO, Vilma C.
(Cataldo)
Age 83, of Boston’s North End, passed
away surrounded by loving family on
October 3, 2019. Beloved daughter of
the late Giaccomo and Lucia (DeAn-
gelis) Cataldo. Loving wife of Angelo
P. DiFronzo. Adored mother of Vilma
Cataldo and her husband Joseph of
Boston, David DiFronzo and his wife
Dana of Winchester, Michael DiFronzo
and his wife Renee of Melrose, the late
Jackie DiFronzo, Joey DiFronzo and
Lori DiFronzo. Cherished grandmother
of Michael DiFronzo, Joseph Cataldo,
Mathew DiFronzo, Marco DiFronzo,
Antonio DiFronzo, Angelo Cataldo,
Isabella DiFronzo, David DiFronzo and
the late Daniel DiFronzo. Dear sister of
Dolores Merola and her husband Pat
of the North End, Danny Cataldo and
his wife Carol of the North End, the
late Tony Cataldo, Susan Cataldo, Lydia
Zizza and her husband Joe, Josephine
Mestone and her surviving husband
Freddie, Joe Cataldo and surviving wife
Annette. Also survived by many loving
nieces, nephews and god children. The
family will receive visitors on Sunday
from 3pm to 7pm in the Waterman-
Langone Funeral Home, 580 Commer-
cial St., BOSTON. Parking attendants
willbeatthefrontdoor.Massof
Christian Burial will be celebrated on
Monday at 10:30am in St. Leonard
Church, 320 Hanover St., Boston, MA
- To join procession to church, be
at funeral home by 9:30 am. Services
will conclude with interment in Holy
Cross Cemetery, Malden. Donations in
Vilma’s memory may be made to: Care
Dimensions Hospice House, 125 Winter
St., Lincoln, MA 01773. For online con-
dolences and/or directions, please visit:
http://www.bostonharborsidehome.com
Waterman-Langone
at Bostonharborside
617- 5 36-4110
KIEHLE, Francis L. “Jimmy”
Of Kingston and his beloved Charles-
town, passed away at BID Plymouth,
Thursday, October 3, 2019, after a
lingering illness. Born in Boston, March
11, 1926. Jimmy attended St. Mary’s
Grammar School and graduated from
CharlestownHighSchool.Heenlisted
in the U.S. Army Air Force during
WWII, where he served in the capacity
of MP. He has been retired from the
MBTA for 32 years. He has been an ac-
tive member of the Bunker Hill Council
#62 Knights of Columbus in Charles-
town, American Legion in Somerville,
and the Elks in Revere.
He was predeceased by his beloved
wife, Mary (Sullivan) Kiehle and his
sisters, Florence Higgins and Theresa
Whelan. He is survived by his niece
Mary Ann Sheldon and her husband
Gerald of Bridgewater and many nieces
and nephews.
A Period of Visitation will take place
on Tuesday, October 8, 2019, from
9:00 am to 10:30 am at the Davis Life
Celebration Funeral and Cremation
Home, 373 Court Street, PLYMOUTH,
followed by a Funeral Mass, 11:00 am
at St. Joseph’s Church, 272 Main Street,
Kingston. Interment will be at the
Massachusetts National Cemetery at
1:45 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to the Kingston Animal
Shelter, 28 Evergreen Street, Kingston,
MA 02364. For more information or to
sign the online guestbook, please, visit
http://www.cartmelldavis.com
Cartmell Funeral Home
( 508 ) 746-2162DOOLEY, Marianne F.
(DiNozzi)Of North Easton, formerly of Randolph,
passed away on September 29, 2019,
after a brief illness, at the age of 85.
Marianne was a retired mail handler
for the United States Postal Service.
She had a passion for playing piano
and spending time with her family
and friends. She was a very religious
person who will be sorely missed by all
who were blessed to have known her.
Marianne was the wife of the late John
Dooley. Mother of the late Sandra Dool-
ey Geary. Daughter of the late Emilio
and Philomena DiNozzi. Devoted
sister of Robert DiNozzi of NH and the
late Joseph DiNozzi. Loving “Non” to
John Dooley and Nicholas Geary. Dear
friend of Diane O’Connor. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to
attend a Visitation Period on Monday,
October7th,from9:30–11: 00 AM
in the Cartwright Funeral Home, 419
No.Main St.(Rt. 28),RANDOLPH,im-
mediately followed by a Funeral Service
at 11:00 AM in the Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Blue Hill Cemetery,
Braintree. Should friends desire, memo-
rial contributions may be made in her
name to the American Cancer Society,
1324 Belmont St, Brockton, MA 02301.
For directions or to leave a sympathy
message for the family, visit http://www.
cartwrightfuneral.com
Cartwright Funeral Home
(7 8 1) 963-4199Of South Boston, October 2, 2019. Be-
loved wife of the late Raymond Pickup.
Loving mother of Kathleen Reeve & her
husband Terrance of South Boston, Pat-
rick Pickup & his wife Joanne of Marsh-
field, Michael Pickup & his companion
Jean, Edward Pickup & his fiancée
Siobhan, Dolly Pickup of South Boston,
Roberta Porcello & her husband Steve
of Marshfield, and the late Raymond
J. Pickup and Joseph Pickup. Sister
of Mary Welsh, Anne Mascal, Ruth
Barbiere, Theresa Mascal and the late
Louise Yarger and Bobby Mascal. Also
survived by 18 grandchildren, 15 great-
grandchildren and many nieces and
nephews. Visiting Hours in the O’Brien
Funeral Home, 146 Dorchester Street,
SOUTH BOSTON, on Sunday, October
5th from 3-8 PM. Funeral Mass in St.
Brigid Church, 841 East Broadway,
South Boston, on Monday at 10:00AM.
Interment at New Calvary Cemetery,
Mattapan. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend all services.PICKUP, Dorothy (Mascal)
Of Glenview, IL, age 89, September
30, 2019, formerly of Revere. Beloved
wife of the late Walter J. Samas, loving
mother of Beth Ann Huber and her
husband, Bill of Glenview, IL, Maria
Caruso and her husband, Ric of Wells,
ME and Jane Santini and her husband,
Glenn of Woburn, William Scarpa
of Littleton and Robert Scarpa of
Lakewood, CO, grandmother of Daniel
and William Huber, Krista Maguire,
Caroline Caruso Besedes, Lesley Ryan,
Lindsay Moran, Rugo Santini, Michael
Scarpa, Jill Gray, Carlo Scarpa and
Candice Talbot, great-grandmother of
12, sister of Madeline Cefalo of CA and
the late Carmen Mazza of Woburn. A
Visitation will be held at the Conway
Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn
St., PEABODY, Monday morning, Octo-
ber 7, 2019 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.,
followed by a Funeral Mass at St. Ann’s
Church, 140 Lynn St., Peabody at 12:00
p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery,
Peabody. For directions and online
guestbook please visit ccbfuneral.comSAMAS, Caroline J.
(Reppucci)SCANLAN, Judith Fraser
Age 74, of Westford, MA, formerly of
Somerville, passed away on October 3,
2019, on the farm surrounded by her
family and her dogs. If you didn’t know
her, you would have liked her. Judy
was a natural redhead – bright, warm,
a loving force of nature. While she told
her kids not to talk to strangers, she
never took her own advice, making
friends in the aisle of a supermarket or
in the back of an ambulance. Whoever
you were or wherever you were coming
from, she could meet you there and
find something to laugh about with
you. Judy knew how to tell a great story
-- it was so good, in fact, she’d tell you
two or three times. But she was also a
great listener and wanted to hear your
story. She loved her family and friends,
her dogs, the farm, her “happy place,”
and the ocean. She grew up with her
feet in the cold water of Marblehead,
before being introduced to the warm
waves of The Cape by the love of her
life, Gerry, whom she called the smart-
est man she ever met. They shared
42 years of marriage together, though
they stopped playing cards with each
other years ago because she swore like
a sailor, whether she was winning or
losing.Hewasherbestfriendandshe
was his first mate. She loved being a
mom, which is good because she had
five kids: Jenny, Vicky, Matthew, Katie
and Luke. Her kids were her strength,
she would say, but they’ll tell you the
reverse is true. Our mother was a word-
smith, and could turn a phrase like no
one else -- phrases we refer to as ‘’Judy-
isms.” Here are a few of hers that you’re
welcome to use: Sometimes ... Mothers
are Always Right, Jesus Lord & Taylor,
Disconfukulated, You Can’t Cure Stupid
and Thank You, St. Anthony.
When she told you she was “toying
with the idea” that meant it was defi-
nitely going to happen, her bags were
packed, the flight was booked, the tick-
ets were non-refundable and oh, by the
way, you’re going, too. Nursing was her
profession for 50 fulfilling years, but
caring for people was her lifelong gift.
Judy was a teacher. As the second old-
est of six children (Jane, Anne, Martha,
Kathleen and Donald), she fell naturally
into the role, teaching her siblings
how to walk, talk, do summersaults in
the water, and, most importantly, to
whistle.
As if being a farmer’s wife, mother
of five and ER nurse weren’t enough
to keep her busy, at the age of 62 she
returned to Northeastern University
to earn her BSN. Judy never wanted
to be defined by her diseases, but let
her be defined by the strength, humor
and resilience she shared in fighting
colon, liver and lung cancers and,
ultimately, glioblastoma. Mom was a
brave woman. Judy was the heart of
our family; our hearts are broken. In
lieu of flowers, save your money and
take your loved ones out to dinner. She
would have liked that. Visiting Hours
Sunday 2-6 pm, at the E.E. Burns & Son
Funeral Home, 204 Main St., MALDEN.
Family and friends will gather for
Judy’s Funeral MA, Monday at 11 am at
St. Irene’s Church, 181 East St., Carlisle.
Burial will be private.
To sign electronic guestbook, go to
http://www.burnsfuneralhomemalden.com
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