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Page The <strong>Wilbraham</strong>-<strong>Hampden</strong> TIMES<br />

<strong>January</strong> <strong>17</strong>, 013<br />

Jeffrey R. Hall<br />

SPRINGFIELD - Jeffrey R. Hall,70<br />

of Springfield and formerly of <strong>Wilbraham</strong><br />

passed away Sunday surrounded by his<br />

loving family at Baystate Medical Center.<br />

Born in Springfield, the son of the late<br />

Burton W. and Janet (Hines) Hall. He was<br />

a graduate of Minnechaug Regional High<br />

School and attended Hartwick College in<br />

Oneonta, N.Y. Jeffrey retired as a Bond<br />

Underwriter for Aetna Casualty and Surety<br />

Company. He was an avid pool player<br />

and card player and an all-around Sports<br />

enthusiast. In addition to his parents he<br />

was predeceased by a nephew Stephen A.<br />

Hawkins Jr. He is survived by his son Eric<br />

M. Hall of Boston, his daughter Gretchen<br />

E.(Hall) Caputo and her husband Lewis<br />

of <strong>Hampden</strong>, his sister Martha (Hall)<br />

Hawkins and her husband Stephen A.<br />

Hawkins Sr. of Kiawah, S.C., two grandchildren,<br />

Nico and Gia Caputo of <strong>Hampden</strong><br />

and a niece Deborah Hawkins of<br />

Springfield. Private funeral arrangements<br />

are being handled by Sampson ‘s Chapel<br />

of the Acres Funeral Home, Springfield.<br />

Contributions in Jeffrey’s memory may<br />

be sent to the World Wildlife Fund,1250<br />

Twenty-Fourth St, N.W, Washington,<br />

D.C. 20090-7180.<br />

Donald G. LaFlamme<br />

WILBRAHAM - Donald<br />

G. LaFlamme, 59, of <strong>Wilbraham</strong><br />

passed away suddenly<br />

Jan. 10, <strong>2013</strong> at his home. Donald son<br />

of the late Paul and Dorothy ( Racicot)<br />

LaFlamme was born in Springfield on<br />

July 4, 1953. Raised in Springfield he<br />

graduated from the High School of Commerce.<br />

Don was<br />

employed by the<br />

United States<br />

Postal Service<br />

Bulk Mail Center<br />

in Springfield for<br />

the past 15 years.<br />

Don was a proud<br />

United States<br />

Army and National<br />

Guard Veteran<br />

with an honorable<br />

discharge and was<br />

a member of the Springfield American<br />

Legion Post 420 of Springfield. Donald<br />

was an Elder at the Feeding Hills Calvary<br />

Assembly of God Church. In addition to<br />

his parents, Donald was predeceased by<br />

a brother Michael LaFlamme. He is survived<br />

by his wife Young Ye Yi of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>;<br />

his stepsons, Kevin and Kris of<br />

Georgia. Friends and family met at Sampson’s<br />

Chapel in the Acres Jan. 14 and then<br />

WILBRAHAM<br />

PLANNING BOARD<br />

PUBLIC HEARING<br />

The <strong>Wilbraham</strong> Planning<br />

Board will hold a Public<br />

Hearing on Wednesday, February<br />

6, <strong>2013</strong>, at 7:30 PM<br />

in the Town Office Building,<br />

240 Springfield Street, on the<br />

application of Mabel Kempf<br />

for a Special Permit as<br />

required under Section 4.4.8<br />

of the <strong>Wilbraham</strong> Zoning By-<br />

Law to allow the demolition<br />

of an existing 468-squarefoot<br />

shed and the construction<br />

of a proposed 24’ by 28’<br />

detached building (carport)<br />

accessory to a residential<br />

dwelling on property owned<br />

by Marc and Mabel Bessette<br />

(Kempf) located at 9 Hickory<br />

Hill Drive as shown on plans<br />

on file in the Planning Office.<br />

Richard Butler, Chairman<br />

1/<strong>17</strong>,1/24/13<br />

LEGAL NOTICE<br />

This ad is pursuant to MA<br />

Gen. Law, Ch255 Sec 39A<br />

as of February 1, <strong>2013</strong> the<br />

following motor vehicles are<br />

for sale:<br />

1995 Plymouth Voyager<br />

Vin.#2P46GH45R25R233498<br />

LNO: Ben Thurman<br />

89 Ferry St.<br />

Easthampton, MA 01027<br />

1995 Dodge Gr. Caravan<br />

Vin.#1B4GH44R55X649923<br />

LNO: Kimberly A. Santucci<br />

196 Somers Rd.<br />

<strong>Hampden</strong>, MA 01036<br />

R & S Associates, Inc.<br />

413-596-4374<br />

1/<strong>17</strong>,1/24,1/31/13<br />

Town of <strong>Wilbraham</strong><br />

Obituaries<br />

Rites of Committal and Interment with<br />

Military Honors were held in the Chapel<br />

of the Massachusetts Veterans Memorial<br />

Cemetery, Agawam. Donations in Don’s<br />

memory may be made to the American<br />

Heart Association, 54D Wayside Avenue,<br />

West Springfield, MA 01089 and or to<br />

the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen<br />

Street, Framingham, MA 0<strong>17</strong>01.<br />

Eleanor Miller<br />

WILBRAHAM - Eleanor (Harrington)<br />

Miller, 88, passed away peacefully<br />

Jan. 3, <strong>2013</strong>, at home. Born in Malden<br />

to the late Russell and Eleanor (Soper)<br />

Harrington, she was a lifelong <strong>Wilbraham</strong><br />

resident. She was the former vice president<br />

of the A. G. Miller Co., Inc. and an<br />

active member of Grace Union Church<br />

in <strong>Wilbraham</strong> and<br />

Eastern Star. An<br />

avid golfer, she was<br />

a member and former<br />

treasurer of the<br />

Coconut Point Club<br />

and the Anchor<br />

Line Yacht Club in<br />

Stuart, Fla. Eleanor<br />

was predeceased by<br />

her husband Frederick<br />

W. Miller in 1990. She is survived<br />

by her son Frederick “Rick” Miller and<br />

his wife Tina of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>, her daughter<br />

Dorothy M. Sherrick and her husband<br />

Michael of Norfolk, Mass., two sisters;<br />

Evelyn Riddle of Belchertown and Edith<br />

Gaudreau of Chicopee, four cherished<br />

grandchildren; Jeffrey Sherrick, Allison<br />

Wagner and her husband John, Erik and<br />

Julie Miller. She was also predeceased<br />

by her daughter Linda Miller. Eleanor’s<br />

Memorial Service was Jan. 12 in Grace<br />

Union Church in <strong>Wilbraham</strong>. Burial was<br />

private at the convenience of the family.<br />

Memorial contributions may be made in<br />

Eleanor’s name to Grace Union Church,<br />

Chapel St., <strong>Wilbraham</strong>, MA 01095.<br />

Herbert T. Murphy<br />

QUINCY, Mass. – Herbert T. “Bert”<br />

Murphy, recently of Quincy, Mass. died<br />

Jan. 9, <strong>2013</strong> of a short illness.<br />

Beloved husband of Marjorie<br />

Elaine Clay of Old Orchard<br />

Beach Maine. Father of Kevin<br />

H. Murphy of Waterford, Conn., Kathy<br />

Murphy Barry of Torrance, Calif. and<br />

Julie A. Manning of Quincy. Son of the<br />

late Harold J. Murphy and Mary (Tupper)<br />

Murphy. Grandfather of six and greatgrandfather<br />

of four, brother of Jean Goodwin<br />

of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>, Harold “Larry” Mur-<br />

Legals<br />

Notice of Invitation<br />

for Bids<br />

for <strong>2013</strong> Ford F550 with<br />

Service body and Crane<br />

The Department of Public<br />

Works invites sealed bids<br />

for the purchase of a <strong>2013</strong><br />

Ford F550 with Service<br />

body and Crane. Bids must<br />

be made in accordance with<br />

all applicable Federal, State<br />

and Town laws and regulations<br />

and must comply in<br />

all respects with the instructions,<br />

conditions, specifications<br />

and other requirements<br />

in the Invitation for bid packages<br />

which can be obtained<br />

from the Department of<br />

Public Works, Town Hall,<br />

240 Springfield Street, <strong>Wilbraham</strong>,<br />

MA 01095 (413-<br />

596-2800, Ext. 208). Bids<br />

in sealed, opaque envelopes<br />

Sympath y Floral Arrangements<br />

Custom & Traditional Designs<br />

Randalls Farm & Greenhouse<br />

631 Center Street, Ludlow<br />

589-7071 ~ www.randallsfarm.net<br />

phy of North Haven, Conn. and David<br />

Murphy of Wisconsin. Herbert was the<br />

former husband of Velma (Longo) Murphy<br />

of Canton, Mass. Bert was born Aug.<br />

20, 1928 in Springfield. He was residing<br />

in Quincy, Mass., with his daughter Julie<br />

and granddaughter Jade Elizabeth at the<br />

time of his death. Bert was raised in <strong>Wilbraham</strong>,<br />

graduated from Commerce High<br />

School in Springfield. entered the US Navy<br />

in 1946 and was honorably discharged in<br />

1948. He had a distinguished career spanning<br />

45 years and<br />

rose to the position<br />

of big kahuna and<br />

treasurer at Stone<br />

&Webster Engineering<br />

Inc. His career<br />

involved travel<br />

to such places as<br />

Brazil, Jamaica,<br />

Algeria, Oswego<br />

and Buffalo New<br />

York, Lexington,<br />

Kr. and concluded<br />

in Boston. Bert was a past commander<br />

of the American Legion Post 24 in Canton,<br />

Mass. He loved playing golf, up to<br />

36 holes a day, working in his yard and<br />

around the house, driving his BMW, and<br />

his 1973 Custom Corvette Stingray. He<br />

also enjoyed his dry martinis in the late<br />

afternoon, dining out and debating current<br />

politics. Following the visitation a funeral<br />

service was celebrated at Keohane Funeral<br />

Home in Quincy, Mass. on Jan. 14.<br />

Cremation followed. See www.Keohane.<br />

com for online condolences.<br />

Gary J. Nowak<br />

PINELLAS PARK, Fla. - Gary J.<br />

Nowak, 65, of Pinellas Park, Fla. died,<br />

Dec. 31, 2012, after a long illness. He<br />

was the son of the late Joseph and Sophie<br />

Nowak, and was the former owner of the<br />

End Zone in Holyoke, before moving to<br />

Clearwater, Fla. where he had lived for<br />

over 30 years. He truly loved life, and<br />

right to the end, he lived life his way. He<br />

will be sadly missed by his sister Barbara<br />

Libiszewski and her husband Donald of<br />

<strong>Wilbraham</strong>, as well as a niece Darlene Libiszewski<br />

of West Springfield and a nephew<br />

Donald Libiszewski Jr., <strong>Wilbraham</strong>.<br />

He is also survived by his “Troops” Toddy<br />

Floyd and Phyllis Sinski, who were very<br />

special friends to him during his illness. It<br />

was Gary’s wish that all arrangements are<br />

private. Memorial donations may be made<br />

to the charity of the donor’s choice. For<br />

further information, directions, and online<br />

guest book visit www.kapinosmazurfh.<br />

com. Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home was<br />

in charge of arrangements.<br />

shall be marked "<strong>2013</strong> Ford<br />

F550 or equivalent with<br />

Service body and crane”<br />

and delivered to the above<br />

address by February 7, <strong>2013</strong><br />

at 3:00 pm at which time<br />

they will be publicly opened<br />

and read aloud. All bids must<br />

be submitted on official town<br />

bid form – no exceptions.<br />

No bidder may withdraw his<br />

bid for a period of forty-five<br />

days, excluding Saturdays,<br />

Sundays and Holidays, after<br />

the actual date of opening of<br />

the bids. The Town reserves<br />

the right to reject any and all<br />

bids, to waive minor informalities<br />

or irregularities<br />

in any bid, and to make an<br />

award in any manner consistent<br />

with the law and deemed<br />

to be in the best interest of<br />

the Town of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>.<br />

Edmond W. Miga, Jr.<br />

Director<br />

Department of Public Works<br />

1/<strong>17</strong>/13<br />

<strong>2013</strong> Ford F450 with Dump<br />

Body<br />

Town of <strong>Wilbraham</strong><br />

Notice of Invitation<br />

for Bids<br />

The Department of Public<br />

Works invites sealed bids<br />

for the purchase of a two (2);<br />

<strong>2013</strong> Ford F450 with Dump<br />

Body. Bids must be made in<br />

accordance with all applicable<br />

Federal, State and Town<br />

laws and regulations and<br />

must comply in all respects<br />

with the instructions, conditions,<br />

specifications and other<br />

requirements in the Invitation<br />

for bid packages which<br />

can be obtained from the<br />

Department of Public Works,<br />

Town Hall, 240 Springfield<br />

Street, <strong>Wilbraham</strong>, MA<br />

01095 (413-596-2800, Ext.<br />

208). Bids in sealed, opaque<br />

envelopes shall be marked<br />

"<strong>2013</strong> Ford F450 Dump<br />

Truck” and delivered to the<br />

above address by February<br />

7, <strong>2013</strong> at 3:00 pm at which<br />

time they will be publicly<br />

opened and read aloud. All<br />

bids must be submitted on<br />

official town bid form – no<br />

exceptions. No bidder may<br />

withdraw his bid for a period<br />

of forty-five days, excluding<br />

Saturdays, Sundays and<br />

Mary Jane Willms<br />

WILBRAHAM - Mary Jane (Burns)<br />

Willms, 87, of <strong>Wilbraham</strong> passed away<br />

peacefully Jan. 10, <strong>2013</strong>, surrounded<br />

by her family at Life Care of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>.<br />

Mary Jane a daughter of the late<br />

William H. and Sarah (Phillips) Burns<br />

was born in Electra, Texas on July <strong>17</strong>,<br />

1925. She graduated from Electra High<br />

School. She received her bachelor’s degree<br />

and her master’s degree in music<br />

from North Texas State University Denton,<br />

Texas. Jane was a music teacher at<br />

several public schools and taught for<br />

more than 35 years. She taught for the<br />

City of Springfield at Classical Junior<br />

High School, in Longmeadow at Blueberry<br />

Hill and Converse Schools, and<br />

for the town of <strong>Wilbraham</strong> where she<br />

taught for 30 years at Memorial, Stony<br />

Hill, Soule Road, Pines and <strong>Wilbraham</strong><br />

Middle schools and retired in 1994. She<br />

has resided in <strong>Wilbraham</strong> for the past<br />

48 years and was a member of Trinity<br />

United Methodist Church and sang in<br />

the church’s choir. She was a member<br />

of the Massachusetts<br />

and National<br />

Music Educators,<br />

the Tuesday<br />

Morning Music<br />

Club, World Affairs<br />

Council and<br />

the Springfield<br />

Turnverin. She<br />

sang with the Post<br />

Road Orchestra in<br />

<strong>Wilbraham</strong>, the<br />

Springfield Symphony<br />

Chorus, and the Madrigal Singers<br />

of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>. In addition to her<br />

parents, she was predeceased by her<br />

husband of 50 years, Alton Willms and<br />

two sons, William “Bill” A. Willms and<br />

John David Stracnacer. She is survived<br />

by a son, James M. Willms of Austin,<br />

Texas; a daughter, Marianne Duquette<br />

and her husband Roger of <strong>Wilbraham</strong>;<br />

a sister, Bobbie Nell Hale of Cooksville,<br />

Texas; five grandchildren and two<br />

great-grandchildren. A funeral home<br />

service for Jane will be held on Saturday,<br />

Jan. 19 at 11 a.m. at Sampson’s<br />

Chapel of the Acres Funeral Home, 21<br />

Tinkham Road, Springfield. Rites of<br />

Committal and Interment in Glendale<br />

Cemetery are at the convenience of<br />

the family. In lieu of flowers memorial<br />

contributions in Jane’s memory may be<br />

made to Children’s Chorus of Springfield,<br />

by visiting vsbmusic@comcast.<br />

net. A visiting hour for Jane will precede<br />

her service on Saturday morning<br />

from 9:30 to 11 a.m.<br />

Holidays, after the actual<br />

date of opening of the bids.<br />

The Town reserves the right<br />

to reject any and all bids, to<br />

waive minor informalities<br />

or irregularities in any bid,<br />

and to make an award in any<br />

manner consistent with the<br />

law and deemed to be in the<br />

best interest of the Town of<br />

<strong>Wilbraham</strong>.<br />

Edmond W. Miga, Jr.<br />

Director<br />

Department of Public Works<br />

1/<strong>17</strong>/13<br />

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