| Day, Elizabeth A. |
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| LEOMINSTER -- Elizabeth A. Day, 70, formerly of 212 Abbott Ave., died Thursday, Aug. 16, in the LifeCare Center of Leominster. Miss. Day was born in Leominster on Feb. 8, 1937, daughter of George W. and Dorothy (Wood) Day and was a lifelong resident. She graduated from Leominster High School in 1956 and had been the bookkeeper for George Day Painting Co. of Leominster for many years. She was a member of St. Leo’s Church in Leominster and loved gardening. She is survived by three nephews, Christopher G. Day and his wife, Linda Day, of California, Matthew D. Day and his wife, Pam Day, of Leominster, and Gregory B. Day and his wife, Janice Day, of Leominster and seven grandnieces. Her brother, George H. Day, died in 2005.
DAY -- Funeral services and burial in Evergreen Cemetery are private. The Silas F. Richardson & Son Funeral Home, 106 West St., Leominster, is assisting the family with arrangements. www.richardsonfuneralhome.net | |||
| Published in the Sentinel & Enterprise on 8/19/2007. | |||
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| Van Vleck/Long, Rose |
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| STERLING -- Rose O. Van Vleck/Long, 79, of 4 Kitchener Road and Clementsvale, Nova Scotia, was called home to her Lord on Aug. 9, after a long illness. Rose was born on Aug. 2, 1928, to the late Elisha and Olive (Vale) Wiles, formerly of Bear River East, N.S. She will be dearly missed by her husband of nine years, Gerald Long of Clementsvale, N.S., as well as Gerald’s grown daughters and their families; a sister, Muriel Beirhorst (Fred) residing in Bear River East, N.S.; and many nephews, nieces, friends and dear family there. Left to carry on here are Rose’s twin sons, Laurence Van Vleck (Corinne) of Westminster, Gerald Van Vleck of Lunenburg; and a daughter, Sharon DeVillers (Curt) of Sterling. A huge void will be left in the lives of her grandchildren, Eric, Keith, Shannon, Kelly, Olivia, Shaye and Ethan. Former husband Richard Van Vleck of Sterling predeceased her in 1981, as well as her brother Stuart Wiles (Thelma) of Granby, Conn., who was laid to rest in 1997. Rose’s devotion to family, friends and church enriched her; careers in early life of hairdressing, and later of a member of the Clinton Hospital staff sustained her.
VAN VLECK/LONG -- Rose’s funeral was held on Aug. 13 in Nova Scotia. Services were provided by Kaulbach Funeral Home, Annapolis Royal. Memorial donations in memory of Rose may be sent to The Sterling Ambulance Fund, 5 Main St., Sterling, MA 01564. To leave a message of condolence on Rose’s personal memorial please visit www.brittonfuneralhomes.com. | |||
| Published in the Sentinel & Enterprise on 8/19/2007. | |||
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