D4 The Boston Globe MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 2019
Of Canton, formerly of
Boynton Beach, FL and
Randolph, MA, passed away
on Saturday, August 17, at 96 years
of age. Devoted son of the late Harris
and Katherine (Goldstein) Goldman.
Beloved husband of Lillian (Polack)
Goldman (deceased), and survived by
loving wife, Rosalind Fogelnest Gold-
man of Canton. Loving father of Janice
Joy Goldman of Newton, Elissa Gaye
Nystedt & husband Barry of Wayland,
Howard Jay Goldman & wife D’Arcy
of Boston and Ilene Gwen of Newton.
Cherished grandfather of Ashley,
Tyler, Jillian LaJune, Liam and Jake.
Dear brother of the late Morris and
Abe Goldman. Services at Schlossberg
Memorial Chapel, 824 Washington St.,
CANTON,onMonday,August19at
10AM. Interment to follow at Kenes-
seth Israel Cemetery, Washington St.,
Woburn. Memorial observance will be
held immediately following the burial
at Bright View Senior Living in Canton
until 8PM. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to EMPathways.org which
serves low income families in Boston,
or Hadassah. Late WWII Army Veteran.GOLDMAN, Samuel N.
Schlossberg Memorial Chapel
“Family Owned”
781-828-6990
http://www.SchlossbergChapel.comAge 83, of West Roxbury,
passed away on August 16,- Beloved husband of
the late Mary (Foley), and loving father
of Kevin Geary of West Roxbury and
Stephen Geary and his wife Elizabeth of
Riverview, Florida. Devoted “Grampy”
of Brendan and Lillie Geary. Brother of
David Geary of Marshfield, Frank Geary
of Stoneham, and the late Pauline But-
terfield of Badger, Iowa. Also survived
by many nieces and nephews. Funeral
from the William J. Gormley Funeral
Home, 2055 Centre St., WEST ROX-
BURY, Thursday, August 22nd, at 9am,
followed by a Funeral Mass in St. The-
resa Church at 10am. Visiting Hours
Wednesday, 4-8pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment St. Joseph
Cemetery. For directions and guestbook
http://www.gormleyfuneral.com
GEARY, Walter J.
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CANNIFF MONUMENTOf Milton, MA, passed away on August
16, 2019. Dear husband of Mie Kuen
Yee. Devoted father of Sho Mah and
his wife Tin Mah of Hollis, NH, Shee
Chu and his wife Sarah Chu of Milton,
MA, David Chu and his wife Rosa Chu
of Milton, MA, Susie of Milton MA,
Helen Chu and her fiancé John Baker
of Milton, MA, George Chu and his wife
Karen Chu of Milton, MA, Annie Chu
of Milton, MA, and Sam Chu and his
wife Karen Chu of Milton, MA. Loving
grandfather of 9 grandchildren and 5
great-grandchildren. Friends and rela-
tives are respectfully invited to Visiting
Hours on August 22, 2019 from 5pm
to 8pm at Wing Fook Funeral Home. A
traditional Chinese service will be on
August 23, 2019 at 10:30am, proces-
sion will leave at 12 PM. Interment will
be held at Forest Hills Cemetery.CHU, Kin Ping
Wing Fook Funeral Home
13 Gerard Street
Boston MA 0211
(617) 989-8833BOYLE, Linda (Clifford)
Of Quincy, formerly of Milton, died
August 16, 2019 in her home in Quincy
at the age of 69. Linda was born in
Boston, daughter of the late Elizabeth
(Farren) and Donald Clifford. Linda
had lived in Quincy the past two years,
spending the previous 30 plus years
in Milton. Linda graduated from the
University of Massachusetts where
she majored in English and was the
court administrator for the Stoughton
District Court, retiring three years ago.
Mrs. Boyle enjoyed traveling, tending
to her gardens, but most importantly
her family. Beloved wife of Lawrence
F. Boyle of Quincy. Mother of Timothy
C. Boyle and his wife Laura of Quincy,
Christopher F. Boyle and his wife
Janeen of Woburn and Elizabeth F.
Wiseman and her husband Michael of
Milton. Grandmother of Liam Boyle
and Emma and Tommy Wiseman. Sis-
ter of Donna Lordon of NJ, Beth Hickox
of Weymouth, Karen Gordon of West-
boro, David Clifford of FL, Paul Clifford
of Weymouth, Susan Clifford of Quincy
and Stephen Clifford of FL. Linda
is also survived by many nieces and
nephews. A Mass of Christian Burial
will be at Saint Elizabeth Church, 350
Reedsdale Road, Milton, Wednesday,
August 21st at 10:00 AM. Family and
friends invited. Visiting Hours at the
Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washing-
ton Street, DORCHESTER LOWER
MILLS, Tuesday from 4-8 PM. Burial in
Cedar Grove Cemetery, Dorchester. In
lieu of flowers, donations in honor of
Linda may be made to the Dana Farber
Cancer Institute, 450 Brookline Avenue,
Boston, MA 02215. For more informa-
tion, http://www.dolanfuneral.com
KENNY, Gerard F.
Born on December 10,
1938 in Medford, MA, died
on Thursday, August 15,
2019 after a short illness. He was a
graduate of Holy Cross College in 1960
and Tufts Medical School in 1964.
Veteran of the United States Navy, he
proudly served his country from 1960
to 1968. For over 40 years, he had a
distinguished career as a Radiologist,
serving most of those years at Mt.
Auburn Hospital. An avid golfer, he
found a second home (and a few
trophies) at Winchester Country Club.
He is survived by his beloved wife of 39
years, Elizabeth (O’Connor) Kenny, and
his six children: James and his wife
Robin Kenny, Kate and her husband
Joel Townsend, Meg Kenny and her
husband Todd Ameden, Elizabeth
Kenny and her husband George
Conard, Jessica Kenny and her fiancé
Evan Collins, and Ryan and his wife
Kristen Kenny. He was a loving
grandfather to eight adoring grandchil-
dren: Greg, Meredith, Jackson, Isabel,
Jillian, Nora, Will, and Aidan.
Predeceased by his father James F.
Kenny, his mother Madeline (Kennedy)
Kenny, his brother James Kenny, and
his sister Mary Kenny, Gerry is also
survived by his sister Madelyn and her
husband James Brown, as well as many
cherished nieces and nephews. Visiting
Hours will be held at Lane Funeral
Home, 760 Main St., WINCHESTER,
on Tuesday, August 20, from 4-8PM.
Funeral Mass Wednesday 10AM at St.
JosephChurchinMedford.Interment
at Oak Grove Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to the
FrancisOuimetScholarshipFundinhis
memory, http://www.ouimet.org. For online
condolences please visit
http://www.lanefuneral.com
LaneFuneralHome
Winchester
78 1. 729. 2580MARULLI, Flora A.
(Mastrodicasa)Age 83, of Stoneham, died August
15, 2019 after a brief illness. Be-
loved wife of the late Mario Marulli.
Devoted mother of the late Ralph and
his wife Mary and Stefano and his
wife Michelle. Cherished grandmother
of Alanna (Marulli) Borges and her
husband Christopher, Janelle Marulli
and fiancé Jacqueline Schubert, and
Mario, Ava and Brian Marulli. Born
November 11, 1935 in San Valentino
Pescara, Italy, Flora came to America in- Flora is the daughter of the late
Aquilino and Antonietta (Francucci)
Mastrodicasa. She is survived by her
dear brother Bruno and his wife Delia
Mastrodicasa. Sister-in-law of Adriano
Marulli and his late wife Lucia. Flora
is also survived by many loving nieces
and nephews. Funeral from the Barile
Family Funeral Home, 482 Main St.
(RT 28), STONEHAM, Tuesday, August
20th, at 9am followed by a Funeral
Mass Celebrating Flora’s Eternal Life
in St. Patrick Church, 71 Central St.,
Stoneham at 10am. Family and friends
are cordially invited to gather and
share memories with Flora’s family on
Monday, August 19th from 4 to 8pm in
the Funeral Home. Parking attendants
and elevator available. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. In lieu of
flowers, it would be greatly appreci-
ated if contributions be made in Flora’s
memory to the American Brain Tumor
Association, 8550 W. Bryn Mawr Ave.
Ste 550, Chicago, IL 60631 or online
at http://www.abta.org. For directions or to
send a memorial condolence http://www.
barilefuneral.com or http://www.facebook.
com/BarileFamilyFuneralHome
BarileFamilyFuneralHome
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MARTIN, Carolyn Jean
Age 48, of Wales, MA, passed away un-
expectedly on Friday, August 16, 2019.
She was born in Medford, MA, daugh-
ter of Joseph and Barbara (Reppucci)
Casarano. Carolyn graduated from
Johnson and Wales University with a
degree in Baking and Pastry Arts, and
made many a spectacular wedding
cake, including her own. She worked
in quality control for UNUM Insurance
Company for almost 20 years. She took
enjoyment in baking, the outdoors,
horseback riding, and driving her Jeep.
She was a member of the Wales Fish
and Game Club for 15 years. Above all,
she loved her family and the time she
was able to spend with them. Besides
her parents, Carolyn is survived by her
beloved husband of nine years, Thomas
Martin; two siblings, Laura O’Neill and
her husband Dennis, PJ Casarano and
his wife Maria; nieces and nephews,
Alexandria, Jackie, Michael, Kyra, Rory,
and Nicholas; mother-in-law, Margaret
Martin; father-in-law, Lawrence
Martin (deceased) and his wife Betty;
brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Tim
and Sheri Martin; sister-in-law, Alicia
Lockwood; niece and nephew, Kaitlyn
and Joey. Calling Hours will be held on
Wednesday, August 21, 2019 from 3-6
P.M., with a Memorial Service to take
place at 6 P.M., at Introvigne Funeral
Home,Inc.,51EastMainSt.,STAF-
FORD SPRINGS, CT. Collation will
follow the memorial. In lieu of flowers,
memorial donations may be made to
the Wales Fish and Game Club, P.O.
Box 101, Wales, MA 01081. For online
condolences or directions, please visit:
http://www.introvignefuneralhome.comDONOHUE, Thomas Joseph
Age 59, passed away in the loving
arms of his husband on Saturday, Aug.
17, 2019 from a short Illness. Son of
the late John F. Donohue and Helen
Donohue. Thom is survived by his
husband, Paul Rufo of Dorchester, his
siblings, Linda Pierce and her Husband
Tony Pierce of Brockton, the late
Donna Fitzpatrick and her husband
William Fitzpatrick of Dorchester, the
late Walter Donohue of Dorchester,
Michael Donohue and his wife Tricia
Tierney of Upton, Kerry Donohue and
her husband Rob Ballestas of Quincy,
and many nieces and nephews that he
spoiled over the years.
Visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m.
on Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the McHoul
Family Funeral Home, 354 Adams
Street, DORCHESTER.
A Memorial service will be held at
10 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 21, in the
funeral home. Burial will take place
privately at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the
Pediatric Dept. of Boston Medical
Center, 850 Harrison Ave., 6th Floor,
Boston, MA 02118.
For directions or to sign an online
guestbook visit, http://www.mchoulfh.com
McHoulFamilyFuneralHome
617 - 282 -140 9Age 93, of Watertown, Aug 17, 2019.
Beloved wife of the late Arthur
D’Amico. Loving mother of Sharon
D’Amico, Michael D’Amico & his wife
Joanne, Cynthia D’Amico, Janice
D’Amico, Arthur D’Amico & his wife
Joy and John D’Amico & his wife
Lisa. Cherished Nana to 22 grandchil-
dren, 20 great-grandchildren, and 3
great-great-grandchildren. Family and
friends will Celebrate Theresa’s Life
by gathering for Visiting Hours in the
Nardone Funeral Home, 373 Main St.,
WATERTOWN, on Tuesday, from 4-7
PM and again on Wednesday, at 10 AM,
followed by an 11 AM Funeral Mass in
SaintPatrick’sChurch.BurialinRidge-
lawn Cemetery.D’AMICO, Theresa C.
(Arone)Nardone Funeral Home
(617) 924 - 1113
http://www.NardoneFuneralHome.comWednesday, August 14, 2019. Daughter
of Beverly H. (Lerner) Ostroger and
the late Joseph G. Ostroger. Sister of
Sharon J. Kenny and her husband Bill.
Aunt of Jake Kenny and Krystall and
Ashley Vincent.
Marybeth was a passionate Special
Education teacher in the Malden Public
Schools for many years.
Service at Wilson Chapel, 234
Herrick Road, Newton Centre, on
Thursday, August 22, 2019 at 12 noon.
Burial will be private. Donations in her
memory may be made to a charity of
your choice. Brezniak Funeral Directors
BENCIC, Marybeth
EARLY, Josephine A.
(Stanley)Of Dorchester, longtime resident of
Quincy, passed away on Friday, August
16, 2019, following a battle with Can-
cer. She was 76.
Born in Boston, daughter of the late
Warren and Anna (Iannaco) Stanley.
Josephine worked for many years as a
waitress at the Parker House in Boston,
and later in life as a bartender at the
Dublin House in Dorchester. Through
her work, she formed many close and
lasting friendships. Josephine enjoyed
cooking and home decorating, as well
as being with friends, family, and her
late canine companion, Butchie. She
was a former longtime member of the
West Roxbury Elks.
Josephine was the beloved wife of 14
years of Stephen A. Azar of Quincy, and
the sister of the late Warren “Shorty”
Stanley, Jr. Josephine is survived and
will be missed by many loving in-laws.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend the Visiting Hours
on Wednesday, August 21, from 4 to
8 PM at the Keohane Funeral Home,
785 Hancock Street, QUINCY. Services
Thursday, August 22, at 9:30 AM from
the funeral home, followed by a Mass of
Christian Burial at St. Mary’s Church,
Quincy at 10:30 AM. Cremation will
follow.
In lieu of flowers, expressions of
sympathy may be made in Josephine’s
memory to the American Cancer
Society, 30 Speen Street, Framingham,
MA 01701.
See http://www.Keohane.com or call
1-800-Keohane for directions and
online condolences.LINDSEY, Steven Gary
“Stevie”On August 16th, 2019, at 63 years
young, Steven “Stevie” Gary Lindsey,
son of the late Frank E. and Marga-
ret (Stack) Lindsey of Wellesley, said
goodbye to his beloved wife Elizabeth
(Betsy) Mackenzie Lindsey and daugh-
ter, Stephanie Nicole Lindsey.
Stevie called Wellesley and later
Framingham, MA home. He graduated
from Wellesley Senior High with the
class of 1975 and attended Bunker Hill
Community College with a focus on
the Hospitality Industry and Culinary
Arts. When selecting a career, Stevie
combined his love of people with
his love to bake and cook. He was
a doughnut baker for 15 years and
worked at Mr. Donut, Dunkin’ Donuts,
and Donuts Plus. He loved to lighten
the hearts and loads of others with his
own unique lighthearted flair for a well
worded quip. He was the man who
quietly noticed someone sitting in a
corner who might need an extra ear to
listen to them. His soft-hearted nature
extended to animals, and he was quick
to open his heart to an additional kitten
or two, or four who needed the love of
aLindsey.
In this world of givers and takers,
Stevie was a giver. Stevie considered
himself a simple man and was proud
to be a MA state charter member of the
Sons of Amvets, and was also a charter
member of the Natick Sons of Amvets,
Post 79. His roles in these organizations
reflected who he was as a man. If some-
one needed help, he was right there
to volunteer, whether it was acting as
chaplain or organizing and cooking for
a charitable event. Stevie was an avid
dart player, and loved to share good
times and a beer with his teammates
and the other players. He was also a
social member of the Italo American
Educational Club of Wellesley, the
Natick VFW, and the Eagles Club of
Framingham.
Throughout his life, Stevie’s career
had him in many different roles,
including working at the cafeterias of
Wellesley College and Sun Life Finan-
cial, Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery, and dis-
patching and driving taxi. However, the
role he would most likely say fulfilled
him the most was being a father and
providing a loving, well kept, home for
his wife, daughter, and cousin-in-law,
Helen Stewart, who viewed him as son.
Stevie leaves his mark behind as
“The Glue” for the Lindsey family both
immediate and extended. He was the
youngest of 9 Lindsey siblings; the late
Margaret Anderson (sister) and her late
husband, Richard; the late Frank Lind-
sey (brother) and his surviving wife,
Susan; the late Jeanne Benoit (sister)
and her surviving husband, George;
the late Gerard Lindsey (brother) and
his surviving wife, Paula. He will be
greatly missed by his sister, Frances
Archibald along with her partner, Rob-
ert Weir; his sister, Diane Luther and
her husband Tony; his brother, Albert
Lindsey with his wife, Barbara; his
brother, Robert Lindsey, and lastly, his
aunt, Margaret Stack, along with many
nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grand-
nephews, several great-grandnieces,
great-grandnephews, and cousins.
The Mackenzie side of his fam-
ily would tell you he was a light that
shined and did not burn. Stevie has
requested that in lieu of flowers, you
honor his giving spirit by either giving
to the MS Society or the American Can-
cer Society in his memory. It is his hope
that donations to these organizations
will help them find a cure for cancer or
Multiple Sclerosis so that others can go
on to live and laugh with their families
and friends.
Friends and family are invited to
attend Visiting Hours Wednesday,
August 21, 2019, from 4pm to 8pm
in the Henry J. Burke & Sons Funeral
Home, 56 Washington St. (Route
16), WELLESLEY HILLS, MA 02481.
Funeral Services will be held Thursday,
August 22, 2019, at 10:00am at Fisk
Memorial United Methodist Church,
106 Walnut St. Natick, MA 01760.BILLERICA
O’ROURKE,DorothyA.(Maguire)
BURLINGTON
KENNY,GeraldF.
VIENT,BernardG.
CAMBRIDGE
NUGENT,ChristopherE.
O’ROURKE,DorothyA.(Maguire)
PATSIOS,William
CANTON
GOLDMAN,SamuelN.
CHELMSFORD
O’ROURKE,DorothyA.(Maguire)
DEDHAM
GEARY,WalterJ.
MUSTO,Giovanna
DORCHESTER
DONOHUE,ThomasJoseph
FRAMINGHAM
BENCIC,Marybeth
LINDSEY,StevenGary
HAVERHILL
O’ROURKE,CaroleAnn(McLean)
HOLLISTON
O’ROURKE,CaroleAnn(McLean)
HOPEDALE
SARNIE,RichardW.Sr.
MALDEN
MUSTO,Giovanna
MEDFORD
KENNY,GeraldF.
MARTIN,CarolynJean
SARNIE,RichardW.Sr.
MENDON
D’AMICO,TheresaC.(Arone)
MILTON
BOYLE,Linda(Clifford)
CHU,KinPing
NEEDHAM
PATSIOS,William
NEWTON
BENCIC,Marybeth
D’AMICO,TheresaC.(Arone)
NUGENT,ChristopherE.
QUINCY
BOYLE,Linda(Clifford)
EARLY,JosephineA.(Stanley)
RANDOLPH
GOLDMAN,SamuelN.
READVILLE
MUSTO,GiovannaREVERE
BENCIC,Marybeth
ROSLINDALE
GEARY,WalterJ.
SANDWICH
D’AMICO,TheresaC.(Arone)
SAUGUS
VIENT,BernardG.
STONEHAM
MARULLI,FloraA.(Mastrodicasa)
SWAMPSCOTT
SARNIE,RichardW.Sr.
WALES
MARTIN,CarolynJean
WALTHAM
D’AMICO,TheresaC.(Arone)
WATERTOWN
D’AMICO,TheresaC.(Arone)
PATSIOS,William
WELLESLEY
LINDSEY,StevenGary
WEST ROXBURY
GEARY,WalterJ.
WESTWOOD
MUSTO,Giovanna
WINCHESTER
KENNY,GeraldF.
WOBURN
BOYLE,Linda(Clifford)OUTOFSTATE
FLORIDA
GOLDMAN,SamuelN.OUTOFCOUNTRY
GREECE
PATSIOS,William
ITALY
MUSTO,GiovannaBY CITY AND TOWN
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