Catherine Cuscuna
Born: Sun., Jan. 7, 1912
Died: Tue., Apr. 1, 2008
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Catherine "Grammy Kay" Connolly Cuscuna
Of Everett on April 1. Beloved wife of Joseph. Former wife of the late Joseph A. Bernard. Mother of Richard J. "Rick" Bernard and his wife Debby of Everett. Sister of the late John, Thomas, James and Walter Connolly, and Eunice Shaw. Also survived by 2 grandchildren Michael and Meredith. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home, 331 Main St., EVERETT, Saturday, April 5 at 10:30. Prayer Service to be held in funeral home at 11. Relatives and friends invited. In lieu of flowers donations in Catherine's memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 311 Arsenal St., Watertown 02472. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden.
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Chris Drake Dracopoulos
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Posted Fri April 04, 2008
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Dear Joe .
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this very sad occasion, the loss of your beloved wife.
MAY HER MEMORY BE ETERNAL
Joe and Marge's cousins,Clara, Lil. Arthur, Tony and their mom and dad were my friends since 1937 when Clara came to Lincoln Jr. High School in Malden. Also met Marge in 1940 and later met Joe. I know how you must feel,Joe,since I lost My wife, Terry in 2000.
We had 53 years and would have been married 61 years come this June 29th
which also was the date of the late Arthur's Birthday.
My Condolences and deep Sympathy to you and your family.
Respectfully,
Chris
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Janice & Chubba
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Posted Sat April 05, 2008
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Rick, Debbie and Merry you are in our thoughts and prayers. Our sincere sympathy to you and your
family.
Respectfully Chubba and Janice
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Niece Dolly
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Posted Sat April 05, 2008
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Uncle Joe, Ricky and Family ...
Auntie Kay was such a part of our lives, even through my childhood when she would visit with little surprise packages of clothes she outgrew and wanted to give to the family. I remember her quiet ways, her love of our family's foods, and her pleasant demeanor to all. I never saw her get upset or cross, and she was a welcome addition at any time.
When I had children of my own, she and Uncle Joe would babysit and come and enjoy my 3 children for themselves. It was a joy to have her around, as she never made a fuss about anything.
Through the years she was so proud of her son and his family, and Ricky should have nothing but pleasant thoughts and memories of his time with his Mother. Auntie Kay would always fill us in on her family goings-on and tell us fondly of stories about Meredith and Michael.
In all the years of life here on earth, nothing but good came out of Auntie Kay...and she will be remembered with love and kindness by all of us who enjoyed being in her company and seeing her over the past Fourth of July family celebrations.
May God wrap his arms graciously around her in Paradise, and may her family remember with fondness the great life she had with Uncle Joe, and her family members. She will be sadly missed and remembered for her kindness to all. Uncle Joe watched over her so well, and their love was devoted until the end.
Nice to see that!
It was my privilege to know Auntie Kay and look forward to her presence.
...Dolly
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Linda McNamara
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Posted Mon April 07, 2008
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Dear Debbie, Rick and Meredith,
Sincerest condolences on the passing of your mother, mother-in-law, grandmother. I have the fondest memories of her, Joe and Aunt Dolly at your home is Saugus.
She and you are in my prayers and thoughts. Sincerely, Linda
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