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While in high school and college, she was an excellent basketball player and a very spirited cheerleader. Every funeral, uniquely different, is a true celebration of a life richly lived. 3- We guarantee expertise and skill in providing the appropriate time and space to remember the people you care about. We will provide excellent and compassionate service at the time you need it most. We will care for your loved one the same way we would our own. We will guide you through all aspects of the funeral service.
He also taught business law at the University of Scranton and was for twenty-five years a Special Assistant Attorney General of Pennsylvania. Toward the end of his career he was Special Trial Master for the Lackawanna County Court and was recognized by the Lackawanna County Bar Association with its Exemplary Service Award. William (“Buddy”) Joseph Cosgrove was born on March 18, 1929 in South Scranton, Pennsylvania. And Mary L. Cosgrove, and brother to the late Mary Jean Cleary, Joan Williams, and Peggy Sillner, all of Scranton. He died peacefully on April 8, 2022, surrounded by his family.
Eugene J. Kane Jr.
Prior to retirement, she worked in the financial aid department of Marywood University and most recently worked at Sanderson Place, Scranton. After his military service, Frank continued to serve military veterans as a Disabled Veterans Employment Representative with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor. Serving his community, Frank held the position as Scott Township Manager/Zoning Officer. Frank J. Paris, 82, Major, U.S. Army retired, originally from Scranton, PA, passed away on December 10, 2021 in Spring Hill, FL. He died as he lived, courageously. And Yolanda Antignoli Paris of Scranton, PA. A graduate of St. Patrick’s HS and the University of Scranton, Frank retired from the U.S. He served 2 tours of duty in Europe and numerous military instillations throughout the United States.
Elsa was born on January 22, 1932, in the house her father built at 5 Yale Street in North Chelmsford--the only house she ever lived in. She grew up as an active member of Trinity Lutheran Church, which was then the center of the Swedish immigrant community in South Lowell. Elsa sang in the choir and played center forward on the girls’ basketball team. Among his several interests, he enjoyed watching Horse racing and was an avid pool player, and spent many years playing a game he loved throughout his life.
Gerard (Gerry) Mc Ferran, 11 Churchview, Randalstown and formerly Rasharkin.
Surviving are her sister Nicole Archangeli and husband Michael, grandsons Jordan Osborne and Gavin Darcy, niece Natalia Archangeli, nephew Gianni Archangeli, and many cousins. She was preceded in death by her son Thomas N. Osborne. DANVERS – Mrs. Debra Gale Orlandella, 66 of Danvers, loving wife of the late Theodore Orlandella, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, December 6, 2022 at the Kaplan Family Hospice House with her loving family by her side. Born in Haverhill, Debra was the daughter of the late Edward and Theresa Middleton.
When he wasn’t cheering them on, he loved family picnics on the patio or chatting with the neighbors while he was on his front porch swing. Steve was highly recruited out of high school by numerous Division I college basketball programs. He accepted a scholarship to Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina playing in the Southern Conference and competing against numerous future NBA stars. John C. Barrett, 70, of Dunmore passed away Monday, September 27, at the home of his devoted and loving partner Peggy Burke. Born June 27, 1951, he was the son of the late Louis R.
Thomas Z. Swinick
He studied accounting at Baruch College and worked for many different... TOPSFIELD – Mrs. Carol Fuller 81, of Topsfield, beloved wife of the late Timothy Fuller, died peacefully surrounded by her loving family, Saturday, December 17th, 2022 at Masconomet... Elsa Edith Stowell died on December 15, 2022, after a very long life and a very short illness.
She found relaxation with cooking, gardening, and visiting with family and friends. Clair was a proud journeyman electrician, a member of IBEW-Local 81. Clair taught electrical trades at the Career Technology Center in Scranton and Delaware Valley High School.
Having faced a great deal of adversity in his early years, Buddy realized that the most important thing in a person’s life is family. This early lesson was reflected throughout his life by constantly surrounding himself with his large, close-knit family. Private funeral services will be held from the Albert P. O’Donnell Funeral Home 2025 Green Ridge Street, Dunmore. Memorial contributions may be made to Saint Joseph’s Center 2010 Adams Avenue, Scranton. All those attending the funeral are asked to proceed directly to the church on Monday morning. He was born on June 8, 1937, in New York, NY, the son of Jess and...
Eugene Joseph Kane Jr. of Clarks Summit and Vero Beach, Florida, died Saturday at Regional Hospital of Scranton. Born in Scranton, he was the son of Joan Flynn Kane and the late Eugene J. Kane. He was a graduate of Scranton Preparatory and the University of Scranton. James T. Volz of Scranton died unexpectedly Tuesday. He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Joan O’Brien Volz.
He was subsequently promoted to Supervisor of Special Education where he excelled in his role until his retirement in 2015. She belonged to the Laurel Garden Club , and went to Horticulture classes to learn the love of flowers, where she ended up giving up her time to beautify peoples yards and businesses. She gave some of her time to help people feel comfortable, cared for, and loved at St. Mary’s Villa, the Jewish Home, and Holy Family. Born in Dunmore, she was the daughter of the late Elias and Mary Galisen Hryshko, she was a graduate of Dunmore High School and worked for Grove Textile in her younger days. She was the former owner of Reilly Landscaping with her husband Thomas and then passed it on to their son, Daniel. She began work at Scranton’s Globe Store in 1957, from which she retired in the late 1970s.
Betty was a wonderful mom and grandmother, and a kind and generous friend. She was a member of the Dunmore Community Chorus for more than 30 years. Her family would like to thank Allied Hospice for their dedication and the residents and staff at Willowbrook Place for their love and care, especially Ellen and Rita.
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