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Boston,MA02131 617-524-1036COAKLEY, RichardS.
Age69, of Cohasset, passedaway on
July 30, 2019after asuddenillness. Be-
loved husbandof LindaDeRosa-Coak-
ley. Devotedfather of Abigail Davis and
husbandMartin, Jr.ofWhitmanand
MeaganCoakley of Cohasset. Grand-
father of AiliPopps-Davis. Brother of
Wayne CoakleyofTampa,FL and the
late GeorgeCoakleyofBrewster.
Born,raised,and educated in Brews-
ter,MA, Richardgraduated fromWen-
tworth and beganalong career with
PitneyBowes,wherehe worked until
retiringin 2014as aSpecialProjects
Manager.Anavid fan of anything fast,
Richardespeciallylovedhis Porsche- He enjoyedtraveling,but always
camehometo his beachin Brewster.
Family and Friendsare invitedto
celebrateRichardduringVisiting Hours
on Sunday, August 4, 2019,from1-3
pm, followedby aFuneral Service in
the funeral homeat 3pm. In lieu of
flowers, donationsto honorRichard
maybemade to the MGHFund, De-
velopmentOffice, 125 NashuaStreet,
Suite540, Boston,MA02114,or to the
DanaFarber at SouthShore Hospital,
101 Columbian St., Weymouth, MA
02190.Foranonlineguestbook, please
visitwww.mcnamara-sparrell.com
781.383.0200
COULLAHAN,Geraldine
Marie“Geri”(Cotter)DiedpeacefullyonJune11, 2019at
Flagler HospitalinSt. Augustine, FL
at theage of 78.Geri is survived by
her husband,JosephPeter Coullahan
of Poughkeepsie, NY,her friendand
lovinghusband of 57 years; herbrother,
Gerard “Micky” Cotter of Poughkeepsie,
NY;her three children,JosephM. Coul-
lahan of Poughkeepsie,NY, MichaelL.
CoullahanofHuntington Beach,CA,
andLisaCoullahan of Bremerton,WA.
Alsobyher cherishedgrandchildren,
Ianand Delaney Coullahan, Cole and
Bridget Brooks. Twonieces and two
nephews, andher uncle WalterCotter
and wife Patricia. Shewas precededin
death by her brotherJames “Jimmy”
Cotter of Plymouth,MA, whodied in
2009, and sister, AnnClaire “Nancy”
Cotter of West Roxbury, Boston, MA,
who diedin1974. Geraldine was born
in Boston, MA,onDecember13,1940,
the daughter of Gerald E.Cotter and
GraceLillian McGrath. Geraldine grew
up in Boston,MAand graduated from
Roslindale High School in 1958, where
she wasonthe Tennis, Bowling Clubs
and wasaTattler Representative. She
was an advocatefor the disadvantaged,
an avid cook,loving mother andwife,
atravelerwho enjoyed camping and
shared many destinations with herfam-
ily,and loved to entertain. Shewas of
energetic &determinedstock. Shede-
mandedpolitenessfromher children,
yetenjoyedhumor andwit withher
family. She was an avid gardenerand
brought beautyand warmthwherever
shewent. GeraldineworkedinHuman
ResourcesatBarclay’sBank formany
years, includingasaTrainer, and
servedasSecretary forthe organization
NAMI in herretirement.Graveside
Service willbeheldonSaturday, August
3rd, 2019,at11:00 a.m.atthe Forest
HillsCemetery in Boston.CAVEN,PatrickJ. “J ake”
Of Wakefield.July 29.
Belovedhusbandof
Elizabeth A. (Latan-
zio) Caven. Devoted fatherofBrian
P. Caven and wifeJean of Dover,NH
andLisa M. DiCoratoand husband
Michael of Lynnfield.Lovingpapaof
Juliana and Adriana. Brother of Mary
FloodofMarion,David Caven of
Medfordand thelate John Caven.
Funeral fromthe McDonald Funeral
Home,19YaleAve.,WAKEFIELD, on
Monday at 9amfollowed byaFuneral
Mass in St.JosephChurch, 173 Albion
St., Wakefield at 10am.Interment,
Forest GladeCemeteryinWakefield.
Visitationfor relatives and friends at
theFuneral Home on Sunday from
2-5pm.Forobit/directions&guest-
book, http://www.mcdonaldfs.comNaples,Florida
Donald RobertChaulk, 83, of Naples,
Florida passedpeacefullyat6:55pm
on July 30,2019 at the Avow Hospice
House.Hewas surroundedby his
family.
Donald was bornin Cambridge,
MassachusettsonApril 22, 1936.He
leaves behindhis wife of 60 years,
DorothyKathryn SoperChaulkalong
withhis daughterDebra Chaulk, his
son ChristopherChaulkand his wife
HelenBaryskiChaulk, his daughter
StaceyChaulkClauss andher husband
Bryan Clauss. He is survivedby his be-
loved grandchildren, AdamChaulk and
his wifeLisa BatboutaChaulk, Matthew
Clauss,and MichaelClauss.
Don,aveteran of the Army,worked
at the Gillette Safety Razor Company
for nearly 40 years, working his way
throughthe ranks to the position of
Vice President in chargeofResearch
and Development.Hejoked thathe
spent his careerperfecting “theremoval
of unwanted bodyhair.”
Don was the second to youngest
of 11 children.He is survived by his
younger brother,Kenneth Chaulk and
his wifeSally.Don’s parents, Ernest
Chaulk andSarah CookeChaulk
precededhim in death, as did his 4
sisters Lois, Viola,June, Christine, and
5brothersWalter,Jerry,Frank, Ralph,
Lawrence.
Don was adevoted husband,father,
brother, andgrandfather. He was be-
loved by all whoknewhim forhis quick
wit,his generous spirit,and hisabiding
lovefor his family.Hewanted people
to knowseveral things abouthim:
He lovedhis family aboveall. He was
extremelygratefulfor thewonderfullife
he led.Helived most of his life withhis
bestfriend.He was veryproudto have
servedhis country in the Army.
AService is scheduledfor Saturday,
August3rd, at the Arlington in Naples,
Florida at 2pm.Areceptionfor guests
willfollow.Amilitaryservicewill follow
in Bourne, Massachusetts in thefall.
Online condolencesmay be madeat
http://www.cartmelldavis.comCHAULK,DonaldR.
Of Jamaica Plain, passedawaypeace-
fully surrounded by hislovingfamily
on July 30, 2019. Loving son of the
late Richard P. and Thelma(Sennett).
Brother of StephenJ. and hisfiancée
Linda Cavanaugh of Jamaica Plain. Lov-
ing uncle of MollieBrown of Jamaica
Plain and SamBrownofBrighton.
Cherished cousin of JoanneO’Halloran
of Medfieldand Suzanne O’Halloran of
NYC. Relatives andfriendsare kindly
invited to attend Visiting Hoursinthe
William J. GormleyFuneralHome,
2055 Centre Street, WESTROXBURY,
on Friday, August2,2019 from3:00
p.m.–7:00 p.m.Intermentwillbeata
later date. In lieuofflowers,donations
in Paul’s memorymay be madetothe
St.FrancisHouse, 39 Boylston St., Bos-
ton,MA02116or at stfrancishouse.org
Fordirections andguestbook, please
visit:gormleyfuneral.comBROWN,Richard“Paul”
William J. Gormley FuneralService
617-323- 8600Of Saugus,unexpectedly, July 30.
Daughter of the late John &Hope
(Nickole) Bakopolus.DearsisterofAn-
thony Bakopolus&his wife Kimberly
of Saugus, ArthurBakopolus&his wife
Maria of Methuen &Heidi Pappas &
her husbandPeter of Saugus.Alsosur-
vived by 6nieces &nephews, Nicholas,
Christopher,John, Adam, Gregory,
Laura. Relatives &friendsare invitedto
attendVisiting Hoursinthe Bisbee-
PorcellaFuneralHome, 549 Lincoln
Ave.,SAUGUS, on Sunday2-6 p.m.A
Funeral will be held from thefuneral
homeonMondayat9a.m.followed by
aserviceatSt. George GreekOrthodox
Church, 54 So. Common St., Lynn at
10 a.m.IntermentRiversideCemetery,
Saugus. In lieu of flowers,donationsin
her memorymay be made to Friends
of theSaugusLibrary, 295 Central St.,
Saugus, MA 01906. Fordirections &
condolences http://www.BisbeePorcella.com
BAKOPOLUS, Maria
Age91, alifelongresident of Win-
chester, July 31,2019. Beloved wife
of the late GiroE.Cerulli. Dear sister
of thelateJosephCaponeandhis late
wifeGrace of Winchester. Loving aunt
of Maryanne Barron andher husband
Stephenof Winchester,Deborah Mullen
and herhusband BillofEastWakefield,
NH, ReginaCaponeand her fiancé
JamesGrayofWoburn, andthe late
WayneA.and Joseph P. Capone. Dear
great-aunt of MelissaGiamberardino
and herhusbandBernieofWoburn,
Nicole PandolphofWinchester,
Stephanie Forgettand her husband
Gerard of Methuen, Stephen Barron
and hiswife Tara of Winthrop. Pauline
is further survived by 7great-great-
nieces and nephews. Relatives and
friendsare kindlyinvitedtogather
at the Costello FuneralHome, 177
Washington St., WINCHESTER, on
Monday,Aug.5from 9:30-10:30AM
followed by aMass of Christian Burial
in St.Mary’sChurch,155 Washington
St., Winchesterat11AM.Burialwill
follow in WildwoodCemetery, Win-
chester.Inlieuofflowers,donations in
Pauline’s memorymay be made to the
Juvenile Diabetes ResearchFounda-
tion, Baystate Branch, 60 Walnut
St., WellesleyHills,MA02481.
http://www.costellofuneralhome.comCERULLI,PaulineJ.
(Capone)Mr. Chester AlbertRiley,
Jr., 91, of Boxford,
formerly ofMelrose,
beloved husbandof
BarbaraA.(Latshaw)
Riley, passed away July 30, 2019at
the Kaplan Family HospiceHouse in
Danvers.
BornatSt.ElizabethHospitalin
Brighton to the late Mary J. vonShoppe
&ChesterAlbertRiley, he wasraised&
educatedinMelrose.
Alongtime employeeof General
Electric Company, he was Manager of
Production EngineQuality Assurance.
Althoughofficiallyretiredin 1997, he
continuedworkingfor GE,onacon-
tractual basis, an additional14years
for atotal of 56 years.Oneofthe high-
lights of his earlyprofessionalcareer
was providingaeronauticalengineer-
ing supportonateamthatsuccessfully
converted GE horizontal jetengines to
vertical jetenginesusedin the lunar
landingresearchvehiclethusenabling
astronautsto hover in space.Chet also
worked on Presidentialhelicopterjet
engines.Membershipsat GE included
the ManagementAssociation &the
ElfunSociety.
Theday after graduating fromMel-
rose High School,he &several friends
enlisted in theUnited States Army
servinginthe OccupationalForces of
WWII.Most of Chet’s tour of dutywas
spentin Leghorn,Italy.
Followingdischargefrom theArmy,he graduated fromNortheastern Uni-
versity. An avid conservationist,Chet
served on boththeMelrose&Boxford
Conservation Commissions for overa
decadeineachcommunity.Inaddi-
tion, he was Treasurerof St.Roseof
Lima(Topsfield) St.Vincent de Paul
Societyfor severalyears.All outdoor
sports wereenjoyedincludingswim-
ming,hockey,skiing&golf.Striving
for theperfect, weed-free lawn was a
constant challenge; askillacquired
fromworking for the locallandscaper
duringhis high school years. Extensive
travel was also enjoyed.
Chet is survived by his devoted
wife,Barbara A. (Latshaw) Riley, his
children: Chester A. Riley&hiswife,
Jodi Chaisson-RileyofNorthwood, NH,
Christina RileyHefler &her husband,
GregoryD.ofMilton,StephanieRiley
Platt &her husband, AndrewW.of
SouthHadley &Juliana RileyDela-
hunty&her husband, WilliamJ. Jr
of Lincoln,as well as the pride&joy
of his life; his grandchildren: Hanna
RileyHefler,WilliamGannonHefler,
Julia Chaisson-Riley,WilliamHunter
Platt,RileyAmelia Platt,WilliamJohn
Delahunty,III,AengusRileyDelahunty
&CashelThomasDelahunty. He is
also survivedby his sister,EleanorM.
Kearns of Norfolk, VA,several nieces,
nephews,his godson, GeorgeW.“Skip”
Crowley,&his GE family.Hewas the
brother &brother-in-lawofthe late
Virginia &CharlesKenneth Buckley.He was adedicated &lovinghusband,
father &grandfather who will be
dearlymissed.
Arrangements:His Funeral will be
held fromthe Peterson-O’Donnell
Funeral Home, 167 Maple St., (Rte.
62) DANVERS,Tuesday, August6th at
9:30 A.M. followedbyhis Funeral Mass
in St.Rose of LimaChurch,12 Park St.,
Topsfieldat10:30 A.M. Relatives and
friends invited. Burialin Ridgewood
Cemetery, NorthAndover.Visiting
Hours Monday,Aug.5th from 4to7
P.M. Memorial giftsmay be madein
Chester’s memorytoSt. Rose of Lima,
St.Vincent De Paul Society, theChrist
Initiative, 22 Boston St., Middleton,
MA 01949 ortotheKaplanFamily
HospiceHouse,75Sylvan St., Danvers,
MA 01923.RILEY, ChesterAlbertJr.JetEngineerhttp://www.odonnellfuneralservice.comAge 85,passedawayonAugust1,2019.
She was thehusbandofThomasJ.
Bondwithwhom sheshared 62 years
of marriage.
BorninAmityville,NYonJune 2,
1934,she was the daughter of the late
Charles andViolet (Tuite) Barry.She
was raised and educatedinLong Island
and receivedher Bachelor’sdegree
fromGeorgianCourtCollegeinNew
Jersey. She was alongtimeresident of
Danvers and had volunteered at the
former Hunt Hospital forover25years.
Bernadette was acommunicantat
Saint Mary of the Annunciation Church
and amember of the Ladies Sodality.
She was alsoanavid golferand wasa
member of Bald Peak ColonyClubin
NewHampshireand aformer member
of Salem CountryClub.Bernadette
and herhusband, enjoyed summers in
Wolfeboro, NH andwintersinPalm
Beach,FL.
In additionto herhusband, Thomas,
she is survivedbyher brother, John
Barry of Florida andseveral nieces and
nephews. Shewas predeceasedbyher
siblings,CharlesBarry and GloriaHill.
HerFuneral Mass will be celebrated
at 9AMonTuesday, August6,2019 in
Saint Mary of the Annunciation,24
ConantSt., Danvers. Burial will follow
in WoodlawnCemetery,Everett. Visita-
tionwill be held on Monday, August
5, 2019 from4-7PM at C.R. Lyons&
Sons, Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St.,
DANVERS. In lieuofflowers,donations
maybemade in Bernadette’s nameto
CareDimensions,75SylvanSt.,Dan-
vers, MA 01923. Online condolence and
directionsatwww.LyonsFuneral.com
BOND,BernadetteM.
ARLINGTON
TORPEY,EllenP.
BELMONT
JARO,Roberta
BOSTON
BROWN,Richard
COULLAHAN,GeraldineMarie(Cot-
ter)
BOXFORD
RILEY,ChesterAlbertJr.
BRIDGEWATER
CUMMINGS,JohnJ.
BRIGHTON
TRAMONTOZZI,LindaP.
BROCKTON
HOBAICA,HenryC.
CANTON
OWENS,KimberlyM.
COHASSET
COAKLEY,RichardS.
DANVERS
BOND,BernadetteM.
EDRY, JosephF.
RILEY,ChesterAlbertJr.
DEDHAM
FELDMAN,Sharon(Bernstein)
EASTON
HOBAICA,HenryC.
OWENS,KimberlyM.
FALMOUTH
TORPEY,EllenP.
HARWICH
CUMMINGS,JohnJ.
JAMAICAPLAIN
BROWN,Richard
LINCOLN
RILEY,ChesterAlbertJr.
LYNN
CAVEN,PatrickJ.
MALDEN
HARMON,ElizabethA.(Belmont)
WEINER,HerbertA.
MANSFIELD
KELLIHER,DoloresA.(Altieri)
OWENS,KimberlyM.
MASHPEE
KELLIHER,DoloresA.(Altieri)
MEDFIELD
CUMMINGS,JohnJ.
MELROSE
HARMON,ElizabethA.(Belmont)
RILEY,ChesterAlbertJr.
METHUEN
BAKOPOLUS,Maria
MILTON
CUMMINGS,JohnJ.
RILEY,ChesterAlbertJr.
MISSIONHILL
BROWN,Richard
NEEDHAM
FELDMAN,Sharon(Bernstein)NEWBURYPORT
EDRY, JosephF.
NEWTON
WELLINGTON,RuthJeffers
NORTHEND
TRAMONTOZZI,LindaP.
NORTHREADING
ROZETT,PeterA.
NORWOOD
KELLIHER,DoloresA.(Altieri)
PEABODY
BOND,BernadetteM.
EDRY, JosephF.
PLYMOUTH
CHAULK,DonaldR.
QUINCY
HOBAICA,HenryC.
READING
ROZETT,PeterA.
ROSLINDALE
BROWN,Richard
TREVISANI,Angelina
SAUGUS
BAKOPOLUS,Maria
STOUGHTON
CUMMINGS,JohnJ.
TEWKSBURY
EDRY, JosephF.
WAKEFIELD
CAVEN,PatrickJ.
WALPOLE
KELLIHER,DoloresA.(Altieri)
TREVISANI,Angelina
WESTROXBURY
BROWN,Richard
WHITMAN
KELLIHER,DoloresA.(Altieri)
WINCHESTER
CERULLI,PaulineJ. (Capone)
ROZETT,PeterA.
WRENTHAM
TREVISANI,AngelinaOUTOFSTATE
FLORIDA
COULLAHAN,GeraldineMarie(Cot-
ter)
HOBAICA,HenryC.
NEWHAMPSHIRE
WELLINGTON,RuthJeffersOUTOFCOUNTRY
ITALY
TRAMONTOZZI,LindaP.BYCITYANDTOWN
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