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POLIMENO,Stephen

Age76, passedaway on September 3,

2019.Formerly of South Boston, he

was aresident of Quincy. Stevewas the

beloved husband of the lateGeraldine

(Ywoskus)Polimeno and cherishedson

of the lateFred and GracePolimeno.

Steve wasagraduate of South Boston

High School andNortheastern Univer-

sity. He workedfor Eastern Airlines

and as an independent accounting

consultant for mostofhis career.

Steve is survived by brother-in-

laws AnthonyYwoskus and hiswife,

Peggy; andJohn Ywoskus and his wife,

Julie.Heisalsosurvived by nephews,

Michael,Christopher, and David

Ywoskus, and cousinsPatricia Aplin,

RobertPolimeno, Jean DesMarais, and

RosemaryWoods.

Funeral services will be private.

Contributions maybemade in Steve’s

memorytot he American Society for

the Protection of Animals (ASPCA) or

AmericanHeartAssociation.See

http://www.Keohane.com foronline condo-

lences.

O’TOOLE,Patricia (Murphy)

Age98, formerly ofPocasset, died

September1inDanvers.

Shewasthewidow ofThomas

JosephO’Toole (1921-1996).

Mrs. O’ Toole, the daughter of Dr.

John andMrs. Teresa(née Skinner)

Murphy,wasborninLondon,England

and raised in Cullompton, England.She

metand married her husband while he

was servingint he ArmyduringWorld

WarIIa nd immigrated to theUnited

States in 1946.

She is survived by four of her five

children:Maeve O’Toole of Oakland,

CA; Thomas O’Toole, Jr.ofGainesville,

Virginia;KevinO’Toole ofMarlboro,

MA; andTess O’ Toole of Acton, MA,

and by four grandchildren.Herson

NiallO’Toole predeceased her.

AFuneral willbeheld at 10 AM on

Wednesday, September 11,at St John

theEvangelistChurch,Pocasset.

Burial willfollow in theMassac hu-

settsNationalCemete ry,Bourne.

Memorial donations maybemade

to theMaryknollFathers,P.O. Box

302, Maryknoll, NY 10545-0302, or to

Macular Degeneration Research, 22512

GatewayCenter Drive,Clarksburg,MD

20871.

Cecilia HelenLee diedpeace fully,with

her familyather bedside, onThursd ay,

September 5, 2019, inCenterville, MA.

Helen wasthe fourthoften children

of Neil and Sadie (Harkins) Doherty

of CountyDonegal,Ireland.She grew

up onMinotStree tinDorchester ,MA,

attended St.Ann’s parochial school and

later graduated from CathedralHigh

School in Boston, MA.

In 1949, on an outing to Scholl’s

Riverview roller skating rink, the16-

year-oldHelen acceptedaninvitation

to skate from17-year-old Tommy

Lee. Thus beganalovethatremained

steadfast andstrong through 65 years

of marriage.

As ayoung bride,Helen movedto

Orange, TX, whereTomwas se rving in

the U.S. Navy.Theyreturned to Boston

ayearlater andeventually moved to

Brockton, MA,where they raised three

children.

Helen’s love of learning ledher to

workasateacher’saide at thePerkins

School in Brockton and laterasalibrar-

ian at theHuntington School, where

sheintroducedagener ationofyoung

readers to “MakeWay for Ducklings”

and other favo rite books.Helen was

alsoanenthusiastic volunteer forall

herchildren’sextracu rric ular activities,

serving asaGirlScout Troop Leader,

hunting downprops for schoolplays,

and craftingcenterpieces forSunday

Schoolbanquets.

In retirement, Helenand Tom

moved to theirhome inCenterville,

MA,where, everysummer for thirty

years, Helen hostedafestiveFourth

of July pa rtyfor th reegenerationsof

aunts, uncles, and cousins.Theyalso

enjoyed aseasonalresidenceinNaples,

FL,escapingthe cold NewEngland

winters.

Helen’s grea tpassion in lifewas

her familyand nothing gave hermore

delightthan hertwo grandchildren,

Jennifer a nd Andrew.She could often

be found in the bleachers cheeringJen

on toasoftball victory or applauding

Andrewonthe stage of HarwichJr.

Theatre.

Helen wasalsoanadventurous

travelerand enjoyed tripstoIreland,

Italy,England,France, andscores of

destinations throughout theUS,aswell

as cruises toHawaii and Alaska.

In addition to herbelovedhusband,

ThomasF. Lee, Sr ., Helen is survived

by herthreechildren:MaryAnne Lee

of Spencertown, NY,DeniseHolzman

of MarstonsMills,MA, and Thomas,

F. Lee, Jr.ofHartford,CT,her two

sons-in-la w, Will iamHolzmanand

Paul Shipman, andher twoadored

grandchildren,JenniferLee Holzmanof

Tampa, FL,and AndrewLee Holzman

of London,England.

Helen is mournedbyher sib-

lings and their spouses:Neil and

Carol Doherty of Marshfield, MA,

Mary (Doherty)Pipia of Quincy, MA,

Claire(Doherty)Stantonof Braintree,

MA,Bernard andLois Doherty of

Manchester,NH, WilliamDonovan of

Dorchester, Francis andRobertO’Toole

of Milton,MA, and Paul andPatsy

Doherty of Southport, NC.

She was predeceased by her siblings

Edward Doherty, Ann (Doherty)Han-

well, and Catherine (Doherty)Donovan

and her brothers-in-lawAlbertHanwell

and JosephStanton.In addition,Helen

leave smore than fifty beloved nieces

andnephews and theirchildren,each

of whom hadaspecialplace in her

heart.

Thefamilyextends heartfelt and

deepappreciationtothe kind andcom-

passionate caregiversatHarborPoint

Memory Care inCenterville, MA and

the skilled andcari ng nursesofHospice

of Massachusetts.

Helen wasadevout Catholicwho

lived herfaith inalonglifeofl ove and

carin gfor others.AFuneral Mass will

be heldat Our Lady of Victory, 230

SouthMain Street, Centerville, MA,on

Monday,September 9, 2019at10:00

a.m.

Gifts inHelen’s memorymay be

dire cted to the Alzheimer’sAssociation

(www.alz.org) or to the hospiceservice

in yourcommunity.The familyrespect-

fully asks fornofloral tributes.

Funeral arrangementsbyDo-

ane Beale Ames in HYANNIS, MA.

Onlinecondolence satwww.doane-

bealeameshyannis.com

LEE,Cecilia“Helen”

Formerly of Brighton,September5,

2019.Belovedwife of the late William

P. Pacitto .Devoted motherofMichael

Pacitto andhis wifeCarolofChelms-

ford.Dear sisterof LouiseMaregni and

her late husband Al of Brighton ,Edith

Marino andher late husbandLouisof

Newton, and the lateMary Anzalone

and herhusband Eddie.Lovingaunt

to manyniecesand nephews. Funeral

fromthe LehmanReen&McNamara

FuneralHome, 63ChestnutHill Ave.

(nr BrightonCourthouse),BRIGHTON,

Tuesda y, September 10th,at9 :30am.

FollowedbyaFuneralMassinSt.

ColumbkilleChurch, 321MarketSt.,

Brighton,at 10:30am. Relatives and

friendsare kindlyinvited toattend.

VisitingHours Monday, September9th,

from4-7pminthe funeral home.Inter-

mentEvergreenCemetery, Brighton.In

lieuofflowers,donationsinmemoryof

Aggie maybemade to St.Colum bkille

Church, 321Market St., Brighton,MA

02135.Fordirections andguestbook

please visit http://www.lehmanreen.com

PACITTO,AgnesM.“Aggie”

(Angelosanto)

LehmanReen McNamara

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JAMESJ.DONOVAN

Remembered with love on his

birthday.

PIPEFITTERSLOCAL5 37

We regrettoannouncethe death

of BrotherJamesE.Good, Jr.

FuneralMass onMonday, Sep-

tember9th, at 11 am,St. Josephs

Parish,Wakefield, MA.Visiting

Hours areat McDonaldFuneral

Home, 19 Yale Ave.,Wakefield,

MA.Sunday,September8th, 1-4

pm.

BrianP. Kelly,Business Mgr./FST

John F. McMasters, Jr., President

Of Brookline, on September 5, 2019.

Belovedwifeofthe lateJohn J. “Jack”

Teahan.Lovingmother ofJohn M.Tea-

han and hiscompanionSonja Dahlberg

of Brookline, DanielP. Teahan and his

wifeAmy of Dedham,and Robert S.

Teahanandhis wifeMaureen ofWest

Roxbury. Cherishedgrandmother of

JenniferE.,AidanJ., EmmetF., Mag-

gie R.,Colin J.,SeanP. andEmily P.

Teahan. Dearsister of thelatePriscilla

Greene. Admiredsister-in-lawofMary

Flanneryand her husbandPatof

Somerville. Alsosurvived by several

nieces and nephews.Funeralfrom

the Bell-O’DeaFuneralHome,376

Washin gton St ., BROOKLINE,Monday

morningat 10:00 followed byaFuneral

Mass in St.Maryoft he Assumption

Churchat 11:00.Relativesand friends

are kindlyinvited. Vi sitin gHours in

thefuneral home on Sundayafternoon

fro m3:00–6:00. IntermentWalnut

HillsCemetery.Inl ieu of flowers,

donationsmay be made to the MSPCA-

Angell,Attn: Donations, 350 South

Huntin gton Ave.,Boston,MA02130, or

http://www.mspca.org

TEAHAN,AlmaP.(Greene)

Of Waltham, September 5, 2019.

Beloved wifeoft he la te A lfredJ.Tex-

eira.MotherofPatrici aA.McLean of

Falmouth, and the late AlfredJ. Texeira,

Jr.and Janice E.Loporto.Sister of the

late Thomas,Edward, Dennis, and

Theres aMoynihan andHelenDevine.

Gran dmother of Jana, Talon, andZoe

Demeo, StellaWallace andNicholas

McLean.Great-grandmotherofSavan-

nah Wobeck y, Vincent Demeo, Brynn

Medeir os, andRocco Pezzan oand

also leaves manyniece s, nephews,and

thei rfamilies. Relativesand friends

will honorand rememberMary’s life

bygatheri ng for CallingHours in the

JoyceFuneralHome, 245Main St.

(Rte. 20),in WALTHAM,on Monday,

September9th, from4to8p.m., and

again onTuesdaymorning, at 9a.m.,

before leavinginprocessiontoOur

Lady Comforter of theAfflictedChurch,

880 Trapelo Rd., Waltham,where her

FuneralMasswillbeheldat10a.m.

Buri al will followinthe Massachusetts

NationalCemetery, Bour ne. Memorial

donationsmay be madetoOur Lady

Comforter o fthe AfflictedChurch,

Waltham.For completeobitua ry and

guestbook please visit http://www.JoyceFuner-

alHome.com

TEXEIRA,MaryE.

(Moynihan)

Age63, passedaway pea cefullyThurs-

day, September5,2019athis home in

Foxboroughsurroundedbythe comfort

of his loving family.Anattorne ysince

1980, he had hisown lawpractice,

TheLaw Offic eofCoreyC.Shaw, in

Sharon. Beloved husband of Suzanne

Estes-Shaw. Devoted father of Devin

and hiswife RobinofAttlebor oand

Meghan andher husbandAlex Beaton

of Attleboro. Loving grandfather of

Declan Shaw. AFuneralMasswill be

celebrated onWednesday,at10AM, at

St.Mary’sChurch,58 Carpenter Street,

Foxborough.Interment to followat

RockHill Cemete ry,Foxbo rough.To

send an online condolence, please visit

thefuneral home websiteat http://www.rob-

ertsandsonsfuneralhome.comIn lieuof

flowers, donations inCorey’snamemay

be madetot he Greater BostonLegal

Services, 197Friend Street, Boston,MA

02114.

VisitingHours:Relatives and

friends are kindlyinvitedtoattendCall-

ingHours onTuesday, September10,

from4PMto7PMatthe Roberts and

SonsFuneralHome, 30 South Street,

FOXBOROUGH.

SHAW,CoreyC.

Roberts and SonsFuneral Home

508-543-5471

Of Tewksbury, died Sept.5atage 92.

WWIINavyVeteran, ownerofTucceri

Insurance Agency.Husbandfor 68

years ofthelate MaryannH.(Liuz za)

Tucceri. Beloved fatherofBarbara

and Richard“Dick” Cuoco,Robert

G. andLillian (Lauzon)Tucceri, and

Paul N. and Susan (McVey)Tucceri, all

of Tewksbury; grandfather ofJulann

Briggs, Kristi Rodgers, RobertTucceri,

KennethTucceri,Jeffrey Tucceri,Jenni-

fer Magary, all ofTewksbury, and Laura

Katzbeau of CA; great-grandfather of

Bobby,Ryan, Rylie, Brady,Brennan,

Ava, Ella,Jeffrey,Jude,Jack, Henry,

Vincent,and Francesca;uncle of many;

predeceased by his siblings,Anthony

Tucceri,EvaLamkin, andRobertTuc-

ceri.

VisitingHours:Sunday, Sept. 8

from2:00 until 5:00 p.m. in theTewks-

buryFuneralHome, corner of1Dewey

and 975MainSts. (Rte.38),TEWKS-

BURYCENTER, Ph.(800inMAor

978)851-2950.His fu neral will begin

Monday at 10:30a.m. fromthe funeral

home,followedby aFuneralMass at

11:30 a.m.inS t. William’sChurch,

1351MainSt. (Rte. 38),Tewksbury.

Followed byNavy Honors. Memorials

to BeaconHospice,290 Merrimack

Street,Suite 242,Lawrence, MA 01843

are encourage d. Forcompleteobituary

see: http://www.tewksburyfuneralhome.com

TUCCERI, GinoJ.

Diedpeacefully on August15, 2019, in

Princeton,NewJerse y. Beloved wife,

mother and grandmother,she will be

greatly missed by familyand friends in

the U.S.,Canada, England,Italy,and

France. OfWelsh heritage,Jean was

bornMarch1,1924, inLondon.She

attended theNorth LondonCollegi ate

Schoolfor Girls and survivedthe Blitz

of WorldWar II. Trained asaphysio-

therapist,she immigrated to Canada in

the 1950s,where she metSilvi o“Skip”

OnestiinMontreal,marryinghim in

1956inNew Haven, CT,and settling

in Cambridge,Massachusetts, in 1960.

Skipand Jean builtasecond homein

Orleans, MA,where theyenjoyed the

beach,boats ,and bird-watch ing. A

vibrant presence in theCambridgeGar-

den Club andMother’s StudyClub, an

excellentcook and avid gardener,Jean

also volunteeredfor th eInternational

Physiciansfor th ePreventionof Nucle-

ar War. She is survived by herchildren,

Sally OnestiBlair andStephenThomas

Onesti, and hergrandchildren,Thomas

OnestiBlair, ChristopherFrederic

Onesti, andCharlesGabrielle Onesti.

Thefamilyrequeststhatmemorialgifts

be madetothe MassachusettsAudubon

Society’s Wellfle et BayWildlife Sanctu-

ary. Serviceswere private.

ONESTI,JeanThomas

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EISLER,Dr.Elizabeth

PassedawayonFriday,August30,

2019.AMemorial Service will be held

on Friday, September 20, 2019at 2:00

p.m. at the Bigelow Chapel,Mount

AuburnCemetery, 580 Mount Auburn

Street,Cambridge,MA02138.Children

welcome.

COLTON, Lucille Ellen

Age76, passedaway on September2,

2019,at MarinaBay,Quincy, MA.She

will be dearly missedbyher daugh-

ter,Wendy E. Rojas of Quincy, MA,

husbandArnoldo, granddaughters,

Alejandra and Natalia, brother, Peter

B. Colton andPam, daughter,Shayla

of Placitas, NM, Madelon Bures,a

wonderful an dloyal friend. Lucywas

the daughterofthe late Beatrice and

Nathaniel Colton.

Lucywas agentle andkindsoul,

awomanofgrace and dignitywith

akeensense of humor.She enjoyed

music andart with hersweetheart,

NormanGross. Lucyconne cted with

everyoneand alwayshad akindword.

“Everyone lovedLucy.”NoServices

willbeheld.

Aproud lifelong resident

of Boston’s South End,

September 4, 2019. George

served in theU.S.NavyinWorld War

II. Dearand devoted husband of the

late Catherine “Kitty”(Baio na) Hadaya.

Belovedfather ofVictoria LaFace and

her husband S alvatore ofWest Roxbury,

George Hadaya andhis wifeChristine

of Bo ston’s NorthEnd, WilliamHadaya

and his wifeMaureen of Winthrop,

and Patrici a“Tish” Hadaya of Boston’s

South End.Lovinggrandfather “Gido”

of CaesarHadaya andhis wifeNicole,

Keith LaFace and his wifeJennifer,

JustinHadayaandhis wifeJacqui,and

Ni cole Dangelo andher husband Adam.

Great-grandfather of Sophia Burke

Hadaya,JustinHadayaJr., Jackson

Hadaya,June LaFace, RobertLaFace,

AndrewDangelo, andAudreyDangelo.

Dearbrother ofLouis Hadaya ofWal-

pole, RussellHadayaof Quincy, and

the lateMonsou rHadayaand Regina

Dustin.Also survivedbymanyloving

nieces andnephews.

Funeral from the KfouryKeefe

FuneralHome, 8Spring St.(at the

corner of Centre St.),WEST ROXBURY,

Tuesday a t9:30 a.m.FuneralService

Tuesda yat11a.m. at theChurchofSt.

John of Damascus, 300West St.(Rte

135WatRte 95),Dedh am. Visiting

Hours at the FuneralHome onMonday

from4to 8p.m. Relatives an dfriends

arerespe ctfully invited toattend.

Intermentat St.JosephCemetery, West

Roxbury.

Guestbookat Kfou ryFuneral.com

HADAYA,GeorgeSaliem

KfouryKeefe Funeral Home

8Sprin gSt.,West Roxbury

617-325-3600

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HADAYA,George Saliem

BRIGHTON

PACITTO,Agnes M. (Angelosanto)

BROOKLINE

TEAHAN, AlmaP. (Greene)

CAMBRIDGE

EISLER, Dr. Elizabeth

ONESTI, Jean Thomas

CENTERVILLE

LEE, Cecilia

CHELMSFORD

PACITTO,Agnes M. (Angelosanto)

DANVERS

O’TOOLE,Patricia (Murphy)

DEDHAM

TEAHAN, AlmaP. (Greene)

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TEXEIRA, Mary E. (Moynihan)

FOXBOROUGH

SHAW,Corey C.

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TUCCERI, Gino J.

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PACITTO,Agnes M. (Angelosanto)

NORTH QUINCY

HADAYA,George Saliem

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O’TOOLE,Patricia (Murphy)

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COLTON, Lucille Ellen

POLIMENO,Stephen

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TUCCERI, Gino J.

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TEXEIRA, Mary E. (Moynihan)

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