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Lucy Lois Cuddihy, Lee Resident, Dies at 91
Lucy Lois (Barton) Cuddihy, born to William and Nettie (Dearing) Barton on November 8, 1934 passed away on May 11, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family.Lucy was educated in Lee, MA schools and graduated in 1952 from Lee High School. After that she met and married her husband Paul and started a family.Lucy was a homemaker and loved to cook. She also loved her fishing and spent may Saturday nights with her husband and friends square dancing. Many summers you could find her camping and preparing picnics enjoying the time spent with her family and relatives. Lucy loved her Red Sox and listened to country music every chance she could. Her husband Paul Cuddihy, Sr., of which she was married 63 years, predeceased her on January 24, 2015. She was also predeceased by four sisters; Lillian (Barton) Hodgdon, Elizabeth (Barton) Simmons, Ada (Barton) Daniels, Florence (Barton) Taylor. She was also predeceased by her three brothers; Eugene Barton, William (Marilyn) Barton, Elbert (Winnie) Barton. She leaves a sister Arlene (Barton) Leab.She leaves one daughter Melissa (Colin) Gallup and leaves four sons, Paul Jr., (Christina) Cuddihy, David Cuddihy, Michael Cuddihy, Timothy (Linda) Cuddihy. She also leaves eight grandchildren; Jason Cuddihy, Sarah Cuddihy (Ryan) Brianne Gallup (Emily), Kyle Gallup, Keenan Gallup, Michael (Jennifer) Burtt, Kayla (Chris) Markham, Chauncey (Stephanie) Burtt. As well as eight great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.Funeral Notice: A funeral home service will be held Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 10 a.m. at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield, with burial to follow in North Becket Cemetery. Calling hours will be held Monday, May 18, 2026 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made in her memory to “Elder Services” in care of the funeral home.
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Lucy Lois Cuddihy, Lee Resident, Dies at 91
Lucy Lois (Barton) Cuddihy, born to William and Nettie (Dearing) Barton on November 8, 1934 passed away on May 11, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family.Lucy was educated in Lee, MA schools and graduated in 1952 from Lee High School. After that she met and married her husband Paul and started a family.Lucy was a homemaker and loved to cook. She also loved her fishing and spent may Saturday nights with her husband and friends square dancing. Many summers you could find her camping and preparing picnics enjoying the time spent with her family and relatives. Lucy loved her Red Sox and listened to country music every chance she could. Her husband Paul Cuddihy, Sr., of which she was married 63 years, predeceased her on January 24, 2015. She was also predeceased by four sisters; Lillian (Barton) Hodgdon, Elizabeth (Barton) Simmons, Ada (Barton) Daniels, Florence (Barton) Taylor. She was also predeceased by her three brothers; Eugene Barton, William (Marilyn) Barton, Elbert (Winnie) Barton. She leaves a sister Arlene (Barton) Leab.She leaves one daughter Melissa (Colin) Gallup and leaves four sons, Paul Jr., (Christina) Cuddihy, David Cuddihy, Michael Cuddihy, Timothy (Linda) Cuddihy. She also leaves eight grandchildren; Jason Cuddihy, Sarah Cuddihy (Ryan) Brianne Gallup (Emily), Kyle Gallup, Keenan Gallup, Michael (Jennifer) Burtt, Kayla (Chris) Markham, Chauncey (Stephanie) Burtt. As well as eight great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.Funeral Notice: A funeral home service will be held Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 10 a.m. at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield, with burial to follow in North Becket Cemetery. Calling hours will be held Monday, May 18, 2026 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made in her memory to “Elder Services” in care of the funeral home.
Rev. Charles Pratt Jr., Pittsfield Pastor, Dies at 76
Rev. Charles E. Pratt, Jr., 76, of Pittsfield, went Home to His heavenly Father in the early morning hours of Wednesday, May 13, 2026.He was born in Columbus, Ohio on October 18, 1949 to Charles Edward Pratt Sr., and Anabelle Charles Pratt.Born to a Tuskegee Airman, Charles would spend his youth living in numerous parts ofthe world including places like Illinois, Idaho, and even as far as the Azores Islands in Portugal.From the young age of 15, he was a gifted orator, who felt the call to ministry. Post high school, Charles attended The Ohio State University and worked for a veterinarian who encouraged him to apply for a biomedical research job at the Battelle Memorial Institute. Also during that time, Charles was very active in his church receiving numerous invitations to preach and teach at churches across the world. So, after being offered a position at Battelle Memorial Institute, Charles was forced with an ultimatum: to commit to a future in biomedical research or commit to a path in ministry. Charles decided to live the rest of his life in ministry and Evangelism. At the height of his ministry, because of his gift, he was honored to be invited to speak in Chicago at the UNAC Convention of the Church of God in Christ, where he addressed over 20,000 people in attendance.In 1969, Charles married his wife, Evelyn, and together they had four children. Then in 1980, almost a decade later, Charles received an invitation to become the pastor of Victory Temple Church of God in Christ at 154 Dewey Ave, in Pittsfield, MA. Charles and his wife accepted. Along with Victory Temple, he pastored many churches, including Westfield COGIC in Westfield, MA and churches in New Lebanon, NY and Jacksonville, Fl.Now some 46 years later Charles has left a significant mark on the Pittsfield community. Having served on the board for the Berkshire Athenaeum, Charles showcased a rich love for poetry and storytelling. Having self published books including, “Faith Works,” “Pratt’s Practicals,” “Winter’s Cold,” and “I’m reminded of a story,” Charles mastered the art of storytelling to communicate themes of faith, hope, community, and justice. He had a great sense of humor and would often incorporate that into his speeches and writings. Also hosting a weekly radio show called “It’s Gospel Time!” on WBRK, Charles’ voice will be missed yet his legacy will last forever.When he wasn’t ministering, Charles loved fishing, writing, watching the Red Sox, and collecting vintage cobalt blue glass and antiques. He and his wife, also were dedicated foster parents to over 30 children.Rev. Pratt leaves behind his wife, the former Evelyn Judy Gammon, whom he married March 16, 1969 in Columbus, Ohio.He is also survived by a son, Charles E. “Chuck” (Sarah) Pratt, III; three daughters, Lisa (Dominic) Breen , Tonya (Danny) Gilmore of PA , and Terry (Atty Maurice) Powe. Thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Rev. Pratt also leaves his sisters, Francine Manning of CA, Cynthia Dennis of OH, Geraldine (Keith) Forrester of NY, and Jacqueline Wilson of CA.He was predeceased by his sister, Shirley Sulleman and his parents.Rev. Pratt had a PCA and good friend, Candida Cruz, who was a vital help in his later days.FUNERAL NOTICE: Calling hours will be held, FRIDAY, May 22, 2026 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield.Funeral services will be held, SATURDAY, May 23, 2026 at 11 a.m. with an hour of visitation from 10 to 11 a.m. at BERKSHIRE DREAM CENTER CHURCH, (corner of Tyler and Grove Streets) in Pittsfield. Burial will be held at a later date in Mountainview Cemetery in Lanesborough.To honor the legacy of Superintendent Pratt, consider donating to the Victory Temple “Building Fund” at P.O. Box 1521 Pittsfield, MA 01202.
Lucy Lois Cuddihy, Lee Resident, Dies at 91
Lucy Lois (Barton) Cuddihy, born to William and Nettie (Dearing) Barton on November 8, 1934 passed away on May 11, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family.Lucy was educated in Lee, MA schools and graduated in 1952 from Lee High School. After that she met and married her husband Paul and started a family.Lucy was a homemaker and loved to cook. She also loved her fishing and spent may Saturday nights with her husband and friends square dancing. Many summers you could find her camping and preparing picnics enjoying the time spent with her family and relatives. Lucy loved her Red Sox and listened to country music every chance she could. Her husband Paul Cuddihy, Sr., of which she was married 63 years, predeceased her on January 24, 2015. She was also predeceased by four sisters; Lillian (Barton) Hodgdon, Elizabeth (Barton) Simmons, Ada (Barton) Daniels, Florence (Barton) Taylor. She was also predeceased by her three brothers; Eugene Barton, William (Marilyn) Barton, Elbert (Winnie) Barton. She leaves a sister Arlene (Barton) Leab.She leaves one daughter Melissa (Colin) Gallup and leaves four sons, Paul Jr., (Christina) Cuddihy, David Cuddihy, Michael Cuddihy, Timothy (Linda) Cuddihy. She also leaves eight grandchildren; Jason Cuddihy, Sarah Cuddihy (Ryan) Brianne Gallup (Emily), Kyle Gallup, Keenan Gallup, Michael (Jennifer) Burtt, Kayla (Chris) Markham, Chauncey (Stephanie) Burtt. As well as eight great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.Funeral Notice: A funeral home service will be held Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 10 a.m. at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield, with burial to follow in North Becket Cemetery. Calling hours will be held Monday, May 18, 2026 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made in her memory to “Elder Services” in care of the funeral home.
Rev. Charles Pratt Jr., Pittsfield Pastor, Dies at 76
Rev. Charles E. Pratt, Jr., 76, of Pittsfield, went Home to His heavenly Father in the early morning hours of Wednesday, May 13, 2026.He was born in Columbus, Ohio on October 18, 1949 to Charles Edward Pratt Sr., and Anabelle Charles Pratt.Born to a Tuskegee Airman, Charles would spend his youth living in numerous parts ofthe world including places like Illinois, Idaho, and even as far as the Azores Islands in Portugal.From the young age of 15, he was a gifted orator, who felt the call to ministry. Post high school, Charles attended The Ohio State University and worked for a veterinarian who encouraged him to apply for a biomedical research job at the Battelle Memorial Institute. Also during that time, Charles was very active in his church receiving numerous invitations to preach and teach at churches across the world. So, after being offered a position at Battelle Memorial Institute, Charles was forced with an ultimatum: to commit to a future in biomedical research or commit to a path in ministry. Charles decided to live the rest of his life in ministry and Evangelism. At the height of his ministry, because of his gift, he was honored to be invited to speak in Chicago at the UNAC Convention of the Church of God in Christ, where he addressed over 20,000 people in attendance.In 1969, Charles married his wife, Evelyn, and together they had four children. Then in 1980, almost a decade later, Charles received an invitation to become the pastor of Victory Temple Church of God in Christ at 154 Dewey Ave, in Pittsfield, MA. Charles and his wife accepted. Along with Victory Temple, he pastored many churches, including Westfield COGIC in Westfield, MA and churches in New Lebanon, NY and Jacksonville, Fl.Now some 46 years later Charles has left a significant mark on the Pittsfield community. Having served on the board for the Berkshire Athenaeum, Charles showcased a rich love for poetry and storytelling. Having self published books including, “Faith Works,” “Pratt’s Practicals,” “Winter’s Cold,” and “I’m reminded of a story,” Charles mastered the art of storytelling to communicate themes of faith, hope, community, and justice. He had a great sense of humor and would often incorporate that into his speeches and writings. Also hosting a weekly radio show called “It’s Gospel Time!” on WBRK, Charles’ voice will be missed yet his legacy will last forever.When he wasn’t ministering, Charles loved fishing, writing, watching the Red Sox, and collecting vintage cobalt blue glass and antiques. He and his wife, also were dedicated foster parents to over 30 children.Rev. Pratt leaves behind his wife, the former Evelyn Judy Gammon, whom he married March 16, 1969 in Columbus, Ohio.He is also survived by a son, Charles E. “Chuck” (Sarah) Pratt, III; three daughters, Lisa (Dominic) Breen , Tonya (Danny) Gilmore of PA , and Terry (Atty Maurice) Powe. Thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Rev. Pratt also leaves his sisters, Francine Manning of CA, Cynthia Dennis of OH, Geraldine (Keith) Forrester of NY, and Jacqueline Wilson of CA.He was predeceased by his sister, Shirley Sulleman and his parents.Rev. Pratt had a PCA and good friend, Candida Cruz, who was a vital help in his later days.FUNERAL NOTICE: Calling hours will be held, FRIDAY, May 22, 2026 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield.Funeral services will be held, SATURDAY, May 23, 2026 at 11 a.m. with an hour of visitation from 10 to 11 a.m. at BERKSHIRE DREAM CENTER CHURCH, (corner of Tyler and Grove Streets) in Pittsfield. Burial will be held at a later date in Mountainview Cemetery in Lanesborough.To honor the legacy of Superintendent Pratt, consider donating to the Victory Temple “Building Fund” at P.O. Box 1521 Pittsfield, MA 01202.
Jessie Hospod, Pittsfield GE Retiree, Dies at 102
Jessie, born Czeslawa Mary Kozak in Adams, MA on January 5, 1924 to Ludwig and Victoria Czech Kozak. Jessie grew up in a kind, loving family that continued for 102 years. She loved animals, puzzles, card games, Christmas Carols, great Polish food, and a fierce game of Yahtzee, which she always won. Above all she loved her family. She was married to Phillip Hospod on May 14,1949. Together they raised their three daughters in Pittsfield. She was a communicant of the former Holy Family Church in Pittsfield. She retired from General Electric in 1982.She leaves behind her daughters Patricia Hall and husband David who lovingly cared for her for many years, Susan Stack, and Janice Bowerman (Dave) of Charlottesville, VA. Also, her beloved grandchildren Lindsay Bowerman, Nicole and Alex Hall as well as many nieces, nephews, neighbors and friends. She will be missed.She was predeceased by her husband Phillip Hospod, sisters Mary Ellsworth (Harold), Ophie Richards (Jack), Anna Clermont (Mike), brothers Walt (Helen) and Gus (Daisy) Kozak, her in laws Ed and Sue, Steve and Alma Hospod, John and Estelle Hospot and Vicki and Joe Mann Sr.We would like to thank the staff at Mt Greylock Nursing Facility who cared for Jessie for the last 5 months and Hospice of the Berkshires. If you know someone with Dementia, give them a big smile and hug when you see them. It is one of the things that they can process and understand.Funeral service will be held at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St., Pittsfield, MA. on Tuesday May 26 at 11:00 am. Burial will follow at St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Calling hours at Dery Funeral Home will be from 9:30 am until 11am prior to funeral service.In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Berkshire Humane Society or HospiceCare in the Berkshires.
Colleen Quinn, Longtime Pittsfield Art Teacher, Dies at 69
Colleen A. Quinn, 69 of Pittsfield, passed away May 20, 2026 after a brief battle with cancer.She was born in Pittsfield on October 2, 1956 to Lillian J. Wilson Quinn and the late John J. Quinn, Sr.Colleen was educated in Pittsfield schools and was a 1975 graduate of St. Joseph High School. She graduated from Berkshire Community College with her Associates in Fine Arts; UMASS with a Bachelor of Fine Arts; and received two Master's degrees in Fine Arts from SUNY Albany. She also attended a European Summer Art Program in France and a Greek Book Art Program in Greece.She was a beloved art teacher for many years at Pittsfield High School. She also had taught at Berkshire Community College and SUNY Albany. Colleen received many awards over her years in school and in teaching.Colleen was a bright light who deeply loved her mother, father, brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews, and her many colleagues, students and friends. She was an avid runner and was a gifted artist, especially in photography, painting and clay.Colleen leaves behind her beloved mother, Lillian Quinn; siblings, her sisters, Kathleen Quinn, Tammy Quinn & Sheila Quinn Niedeck (Tod) and her brother, John Jack Quinn, Jr., (Cathy). Nephews and nieces, Daniel (Gisela) & Timothy Kearns (Allison), Caitlin Quinn, Dempsey Quinn (Julia) Brodie Quinn (Ellie), Adam Twiss (Chantal), John Twiss, Bom Bee Lahart, Linden & Leigh Niedeck. Her great nieces and nephews, Paige (Anthony), Quinn, Kydd & Zachary Kearns, Scarlett, Elijah and Cora Twiss, Reidy, Rory and Casey Quinn and Hartford Quinn Lizotte, Ripp Michael Lizotte.Besides her father, she was predeceased by her brother, Michael Quinn.FUNERAL NOTICE: A Liturgy of Christian Burial will be held Wednesday, May 27, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Church, celebrated by Rev. Msgr. Michael Shershanovich, Pastor. Calling hours will be held, Tuesday, May 26, 2026 from 4 to 7 p.m. at St. Joseph Church, 414 North St, Pittsfield. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made in her name to the Boys and Girls Club of the Berkshires in care of Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield, MA 01201.
Donna J. Twining, 82, of Pittsfield
Donna J. Twining, 82, of Pittsfield, passed away peacefully on May 31, 2026, at Mt. Greylock Extended Care Facility.Born in Dover, New Hampshire, on January 27, 1944, she was the daughter of Wallace and Lavona Norton Pero. Donna spent many years working as a waitress at Jimmy's Restaurant in Pittsfield, where she formed countless friendships and was known for her warm smile and kind heart.Donna's greatest joy in life was her family. She never missed an opportunity to cheer on her grandchildren at their sporting events and took immense pride in each of their accomplishments. She was also a devoted Mimi to her many beloved grand dogs, who held a special place in her heart.She enjoyed spending time with friends, whether bowling in her league, playing bingo, or sharing stories and laughter. Donna was also a lifelong and devoted Green Bay Packers fan, proudly supporting her team through every season.Donna is survived by her four daughters, Dawn Schowalter and her husband, Christopher, of Roanoke, Virginia; Michele Geyer and her husband, Jeff, of Westminster, Colorado; Tricia Pinard and her husband, John, of Pittsfield, Massachusetts; and Beth Twining and Mark Lester of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. She is also survived by her brother, Ron Pero, and his wife, Pattie, of Dalton, Massachusetts; her seven grandchildren, Joshua, Cody, Nick, Kayla, Kyle, Lindsay, and Zack; and her three great-grandchildren, Ayden, Flynn, and Russell.She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who were fortunate enough to know and love her.A Funeral service will be held, Friday, June 5, 2026 at 10:00 A.M. at Dery-Foley Funeral Home, 890 E. Main St, Dalton, MA 01226. Burial will follow in Ashuelot Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in her name to the Alzheimer’s Association in care of the funeral home.For Donations to the Alzheimer’s Association: https://www.alz.org/
Thomas 'Turtle' Speth, 71, of Lee
Thomas John “Turtle” Speth, 71 of Lee, passed away May 25, 2026 at Berkshire Medical Center. He was born in Pittsfield on April 21, 1955 to the late Joseph J. Speth and Lea Mae Speth.He also leaves several nieces and nephews whom he adored and a large family of aunts, uncles and cousins.A 1973 graduate of Mt. Greylock High School, Tom was a longtime laborer for Ernie DeChane Excavation and Construction.Tom, affectionately known as "Turtle," was rarely seen without his signature polka dot welder's hat, a trademark that became as recognizable as his smile. He grew up in Lanesborough, surrounded by a large extended family of cousins, and shared a particularly close bond with his brothers, Bill and Dan. Together, they created countless memories and remained close throughout their lives.As a teenager, Turtle could often be found playing pinball at the old Shady Rest Restaurant or spending time at the Lanesborough Fire Department, where he proudly served alongside his father and brothers. During his high school years, he was known for his independent spirit and mischievous sense of humor, often finding his own ways to pass the time rather than sitting in class (smoking in the boys room).He enjoyed spending Saturday nights at Lebanon Valley Speedway and was an avid NASCAR fan. He also faithfully cheered on the Boston Red Sox and you could count on him watching any games played by his favorites; Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers, New England Patriots or Boston Bruins.He was truly one of a kind—a simple man with a kind heart, humble, a generous spirit, and a genuine love for family and friends. His infectious laugh and warm smile could light up any room, and his presence made those around him feel welcome.Above all else, he was a devoted husband, supportive and loving father but nothing meant more to him than his grandchildren. The bond he shares with them was, is and always will be unbreakable. His grandchildren describe him as generous, caring, selfless and invaluable. If asked, they will tell you that his Sunday breakfast and afternoon burgers were a “big deal”.He is survived by his wife, Theresa Speth; daughter, Marcy Taliceo; sons, Gene Walbert and Charles Walbert and grandchildren, Marquis Taliceo, Syerra Taliceo and Khassidy Nelson; great-granddaughter, Raven Taliceo; brothers, William Speth (Laura), Daniel Speth (Kathleen), sisters: Sandra Wheeler (longtime companion Dan Stephenson) and Sheila Finch (Ken).We were truly blessed to have such an amazing man in our lives. He will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.Calling hours will be held, Tuesday, June 23, 2026 from 4 to 6:30 p.m. with a reflection time from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at Dery Funeral Home, 54 Bradford St, Pittsfield. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his name to the Lanesborough Volunteer Fire Department.
Catherine F. Rivers, 92, of Dalton
Catherine F. “Peter” Rivers, age 92, a lifelong resident of Dalton and the matriarch of her large and loving family, passed away peacefully on June 1, 2026.Born on October 16, 1933, she was the twelfth of thirteen children of the late Fred and Mary McKeon Murray. She was educated in the local schools and was a 1951 graduate of Dalton High School. Out of high school, Peter went on to work and married James L. Rivers on February 5, 1955. She cherished her role as a homemaker and raised her 5 children with pride. Once her children started school, Mrs. Rivers went to work for Wilson Electric for 27 years. Catherine was a lifelong communicant of St. Agnes Parish.Catherine and James were avid travelers. They visited Aruba and looked forward to their annual family trips to Cape Cod. Proud to tell anyone who asked (or didn’t) of her 99% Irish heritage, she cherished her trips to Ireland most. In their later years, the couple led many trips across the country for seniors in Berkshire County. They were married for 56 happy years.Peter loved the beach and was an avid Wahconah sports fan. She looked forward to cheering on her children and grandchildren as they played sports and hardly missed one of their games.An advocate for others, Mrs. Rivers enjoyed the time she spent volunteering on the boards for the friends of the Dalton Senior Center and the Dalton Public Library. She truly loved the Town of Dalton and enjoyed working the polls, and was proud to be a lifelong Democrat. She was a talented seamstress and quilter, and enjoyed playing Bridge, Bunco and other card games. Peter was a wonderful cook and great baker. Her family will fondly remember her famous blueberry muffins and legendary meatballs.She was a force to be reckoned with-sharp as a whip, funny, stubborn, kind, and always had a story to tell.The loss of our mother, grandmother, GG, friend, and sister will leave a huge hole in our hearts. We can only hope to carry on her legacy through the things she loved-finding a good bargain, eating a delicious meal, and never missing a birthday or holiday.Mrs. Rivers is survived by her five children: Susan Licalzi (Peter) of Texas, Kathleen Millard of Dalton, Joanne Dowling of Hinsdale, J. Michael Rivers (Jo Ann) of Dalton, and Mary Rivers Cherry (Michael) of Dalton. She also leaves sixteen grandchildren, twenty three great grandchildren with two more on the way, her sister Joan Brewer, her brothers-in-law Richard Rivers (Paula) and Robert Rivers, and her sisters-in-law Lois Murray and Evelyn Rivers.In addition to her beloved husband, Peter was predeceased by four brothers and seven sisters and her son-in-law, Francis Millard.SERVICES: Calling Hours at the Dery-Foley Funeral Home in Dalton will be Wednesday, June 10, 2026 from 4-7PM. The Liturgy of Christian Burial will be the following morning, June 11, 2026 at St. Agnes Parish beginning at 11AM. Burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery.In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made payable to “Friends of the Dalton Public Library” or “Friends of the Dalton Senior Center” and mailed to the funeral home at 890 E. Main St. Dalton, MA 01226.
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