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| 3151 | Tri-County Press, Polo, Illinois, Thursday, 31 January 1924 Obituary Edwin Bassett, son of Peter and Ellen Wolcott Bassett, was born near Polo, January 13, 1972, and passed away at the Glendale, Cal. Research Hospital, Sunday, January 20, having reached the age of fifty-two years. His early life was spent no the farm, and on June 29, 1898, he was married to Miss Hattie Holly, who with their two sons, Arthur H. and W. Leavette, survive him. Immediately after their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett went to Brookville, Mississippi, remaining there for three years when they returned to Illinois and located in Rockford, where he was employed as stock-keeper in the North Shops. In July of last years, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett, and son Arthur drove through to California in a car, hoping that the western climate would be beneficial to his health. For a time he seemed better, when he was taken ill very suddenly with an attack of acute Bright?s disease, passing away after just a week?s illness. The body arrived in Polo Friday afternoon and funeral services were held from the Masonic Temple, under the auspices of the lodge, Mr. Bassett having been a member of the Rockford lodge, Sunday afternoon. Interment was made in the family lot in Fairmount cemetery. The deceased was the youngest of a family of five children, all of whom have passed away with the exception of Adelbert, of Nebraska. Mr. bassett was a tender and loving husband and father and his family was always his first consideration. He was Pas Secretary and President of the Spiritual Unity Church of Rockford where his pleasant friendliness and ready aid will be greatly missed. He was a man of sterling qualities and high ideals, numbering his friends by his acquaintances. Mr. Bassett?s youngest son, Leavette, is serving with the U.S. Marine Corps and is stationed at Brooklyn, New York. He was not able to get a leave of absence and hence was unable to meet his mother and brother in Polo. The Bassett family has the sympathy of a host friends in their great bereavement. Daily Register Gazette, Rockford, Illinois, Monday, January 21, 1924 Former Local Man Dies in California Edwin Bassett, formerly president of the Spiritual Unity church and a resident of Rockford, died at Glendale, Calif., according to word received by Mrs. M.B. Dermody, 737 Napoleon street. The body will be take to Polo for funeral services and burial. The arrangements have not been made. Mr. Bassett was a bookkeeper for the Rockford City Traction company prior to his departure for California last July hoping that a change of climate would benefit his health. Mr. Bassett is survived by his widow and two sons, Arthur Bassett, California, and Levitt Bassett, United States navy. Mr. Bassett was born in Polo 53 years ago. | Bassett, Edwin Peter (I11512)
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| 3153 | Tribune & Georgian, St. Mary?s, Georgia, Thursday, 2 April 2026 Alice Elizabeth ?Libby? Bass BASS - Alice Elizabeth "Libby" Bass, 86, of Woodbine, Ga., passed away at her residence March 29, 2026. Libby was born Aug. 15, 1939, in Woodbine, Ga., to the late Lawrence Miller and Lelia O'Quinn Miller. Libby was a lifelong resident of Camden County and loved being involved in the community. She was on the committee to save the former Camden County High School, now the Woodbine Opry, and was also on the Woodbine Steering Committee that started the Woodbine Crawfish Festival. She was the first secretary of Camden County High School and past president of Woodbine Women's Club. Libby also owned Woodbine Florist and taught private kindergarten for 25 years and also taught kindergarten at Woodbine Elementary. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, Robert Howard, and her husband, Franklin Bass. She is survived by her daughter, Lynn Harrell (Neal); grandchildren, Trista Smith, Jefferson Smith (Michelle Kelley) and Cory Harrell; greatgrandchildren, Kayle Mesec, Taylor Foster (Austin), Tristian Klaren, Harley Klaren and Haden Klaren; great-greatgrandchild, Lakota Foster; and several nieces, nephews and sister-in-laws Visitation was 5:30-7 p.m. Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at Allison Memorial Chapel. Graveside service will be 11 a.m. Thursday, April 2, 2026, at Colesburg Cemetery. Allison Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. | Miller, Alice Elizabeth (I8699)
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| 3154 | Tribune Star, Indiana, 24 March 2006 Kenneth Bass December 14, 1917 ? March 21, 2006 BRAZIL - Kenneth Bass, Sr., 88 of Brazil passed away March 21, 2006, at 7 p.m. at St. Vincent Clay Hospital. He was born Dec. 14, 1917, in Clay County the son of Theodore Bass, Sr. and Laura Mae Bryan Bass. He attended Van Buren High School, before going to work on the railroad following his fathers' death. On Dec. 2, 1940, he married Kathryn Marie Doliana. He started working at the Brazil Fire Department before going to serve in the U.S. Air Force during World War II. After the service, he went back to work at the Brazil Fire Department and later became the fire chief, serving as chief for eight years, retiring in 1969. Following retirement, he continued working in maintenance, and machine work for Log Cabin Coal, Clarks Sand and Gravel, and the Windbreaker Plant. He was always a hard working family man and he was a loyal fan of the Indiana Pacers, the St. Louis Cardinals, and most of all a fan of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He watched all of the grandchildren's games and was called "Grandpa Bass" by many children at Clay Youth League. He planted a huge garden every year, and enjoyed giving away the bounty of the garden to family, friends, and neighbors. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Kathryn Doliana Bass, Nov. 28, 2000; an infant son, John Joseph Bass, and son, Kenny Bass, Jr.; two sisters, Mary Elizabeth Weaver, and Virginia Freeman; two brothers, Edward "Bob" Bass and Theodore Bass, Jr., and four siblings in infancy; and step-parents, Joseph and Mary Howald. He is survived by his children, Mary Kathryn Lanham and husband Bill of Brazil, daughter-in-law, Sue Bass of Brazil, three sons and daughters-in-law, Jim and Vickie Bass of Fishers, Tom and Suzan Bass of West Land, Mich., and Paul and Joyce Bass of Brazil; 11 grandchildren, Curt Lanham, Teresa Roberts and husband Charlie, Mike Lanham, Kent and Sally Bass, Eric and Kris Bass, Jennifer and Kim Smith, Amy and John Compton, Angie and Shaun Ringholz, Andy and Julie Bass, Justin and Jessica Bass, and Graig Bass; 17 great-grandchildren, Daniel Roberts, Betty Kathryn Roberts, Alex Lanham, Darcy Bass, Shelby Bass, Damon Bass, Morgan Bass, Meghan Bass, Camdyn Bass, Hannah Smith, Trevor Compton, Grant Compton, Drake Ringholz, Amelia Ringholz, Kendra Bass, Matthew Bass, and Trent Bass; sister-in-law, Jean Bass of Brazil; several nieces, nephews and extended family. Mass of Christian Burial will be held today at 11 a.m. at Annunciation Church. Visitation is one hour before services at French Funeral home. Departure to the church will be at 10:50 a.m. Burial will follow at Summit Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorial contributions be directed to Clay Youth League, the American Heart Association, or the charity of your choice. | Bass, Kenneth Morlan (I42936)
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| 3155 | Tribute for Lynnda Ray Satterfield Weaver July 12, 1944 ~ March 8, 2025 Lynnda Ray Satterfield Weaver, 80, of Ringgold, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, March 8, 2025. Lynnda was born in Mobile, AL July 12, 1944 daughter of the late Lynn and Dorthy "Dot" Satterfield. She was a lifelong resident of Chattanooga, north Georgia community and member of Peavine Baptist Church for 30 years. Lynnda worked for T.U. Parks Construction and H&R Block for many years before retiring from T.U. Parks Construction. She is preceded in death by her first loving husband of 29 years Ernie Bass and great-grandson Wiley Ward. Survivors are her loving husband of 30 years, William Weaver; children Sonny (Barbie) Bass and Dotti (Ken) Hartman; grandchildren Amy (Kevin) Ward, Chad (Bailee) Hartman, Jonas Bass, Eric Bass, and Elizabeth Bass; brothers Hardin Satterfield and Phil Satterfield; great-grandchildren, Lucy Ward, Linkon Hartman, and Charlee Hartman Funeral services honoring the life of Lynnda Weaver will take place in the funeral home chapel 11 AM, Tuesday, with Rev. Denny Patrick officiating. Interment will be in Tennessee Georgia Memorial Park. Please visit www.heritagebattlefield.com to share condolences with the family and view the online memorial tribute. The family will receive friends 4-8 Monday, at Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory, Battlefield Parkway. | Satterfield, Lynnda Ray (I8480)
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| 3156 | Tributes.Com Jean A. Bassett September 1, 1927 ? October 27, 2016 Minocqua, Wisconsin Jean Ann Bassett, 89, gently passed away at Country Terrace nursing home in Minocqua on October 27, 2016. Jean was born on September 1, 1927, to Clara and Frank Paquette of Minocqua. Her mother was from a small German immigrant family in Hazelhurst and her father was a French-Canadian immigrant businessman in Minocqua. She was born at a time when Minocqua was little more than a small village of fewer than 1000 souls. Jean graduated from Minocqua High School during the time when many Lakeland young men, including her future husband, left for war in Europe and the Pacific. Jean married Lester E. Bassett in 1947 upon his return from World War II, with Father Mayo of St. Patrick?s Catholic Church of Minocqua officiating. They initially lived in the apartment above Bassett Marine, on the site now occupied by Minocqua Lake Condominiums. In addition to raising her family, Jean worked at Security State Bank, Book World, the Lakeland Times, and Mama?s Restaurant. Jean had a loving heart whose care and dedication to her husband and nine children were her primary focus. She was a woman of great compassion, unbelievable strength, an incredible sense of humor and a kindness that touched the hearts of those around her. Her children and grandchildren were the joy of her life. Even as Jean suffered through the effects of dementia in her last years, her empathy for her family and others remained constant. Jean was preceded in death by her beloved husband after 63 years of marriage, and by her parents, eight half-sisters, a baby sister, and her brother Frank. Jean is survived by her children: Leslie (Sid) Sorenson of Wausau, Michael (Betsy) Bassett of Green Bay, Gregory (Wendy) Bassett of Hazelhurst, Denise Bassett (Michael) Cirilli of Minocqua, Gary (Celeste) Bassett of Amherst, Lynne (Bryan) Wakely of Rhinelander, Lisa (Brian) Brandt of Stevens Point, Scot (Sue) Bassett of Minocqua, and Julie (Michael) Smith of Minocqua, as well as by 15 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by sisters Virginia (Emil) Van Goethem of Wausau and Patricia (Gordon) Geiger of Merrill, and brother Dennis Paquette of Arlington, Virginia. Visitation will be held from 5:00 - 7:00 PM on Tuesday, November 1, 2016 at Bolger Funeral Home - Minocqua Chapel. To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Jean A. Bassett please visit our Sympathy Store. | Paquette, Jean Ann (I20143)
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| 3157 | Tributes.com, November, 2017 Janet K. Bassett February 12, 1947 ? November 6, 2017 Janet K. (Sullivan) Bassett of Plymouth died on November 6, in her home. She was the wife of the late Charles W. Bassett. Mother of Richard Bassett and his wife Amy of Webster and grandmother of Benjamin Bassett. Companion of Harvey Young of Carver. Born in Evanston, Illinois on February 12, 1947 daughter of the late Robert and Evelyn (Waring) Sullivan. A graduate of Staples High School in Westport CT and Boston University. Janet was employed by Hannaford Supermarkets as A Manager in the Bakery Department. A member of the Plymouth Post # 40 American Legion Women?s Auxiliary. Services will be private with cremation in the Vine Hills Crematory. More info and online guest book please visit www.carmelldavis.com. | Sullivan, Janet K. (I33924)
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| 3158 | Tributes.com, October 2016 Bernie Coleman Thompson October 11, 2016, Hugo, Oklahoma Bernie Coleman Thompson, age 79, was born January 16, 1937 in Speer, OK, the son of Simon Thompson and Frances (Pisachubbe) Thompson. He was raised in the Hugo area and moved back to Hugo in 1997 after his retirement from Ben F. Keith Foods of Dallas, TX where he worked as a credit manager. He and his wife, Dianna were married on January 12, 1959 in Dallas, TX. They owned and operated Thompson Grocery & Deli in Grant, OK for a number of years. Bernie loved his family, good food, "Cowboys" football and dogs, especially "Lady. He was stubborn but was always the first one to say "I'm sorry". Bernie was a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and was of the Baptist faith. He was preceded in death by his parents, infant daughter, Cynthia Marie Thompson, two brothers, Leonard Thompson and William "J.R." Thompson; also four sisters, Dorchee Thompson, Ethel Hamill, Edith Jones and Norma Homer. SURVIVORS INCLUDE: his wife, Dianna (Bassett) Thompson; two sons, Mark Ryan Thompson of Ponca City, OK and Bernie Len Thompson of Ardmore, OK; six grandchildren, Andrew Thompson, Patrick Thompson, LeAnn Eckert, Lynette Vorhees, Taylor Thompson and Brennan Thompson; three great grandchildren, Brooke Eckert, April Vorhees and Owen Vorhees; numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins along with a host of other family and friends. | Thompson, Bernie Coleman (I68)
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| 3159 | Troutman Funeral Home Mary Carolyn Wilhelm Bass July 16, 1939 ? June 8, 2025 Mary Carolyn Wilhelm Bass was a very special, strong woman who endured a lifetime of hardships and pain and still kept herself strong for all those around her. She resided in Troutman, NC. She died on Sunday the 8th of June 2025, in h er grandson-in-law?s home in Lincoln County, NC. She was a mother of two children, Kenny Ray Bass and Jeanie Denise Bass, and a wife to David Ray Bass. She was a hard, dedicated spunky worker, devoted to both her family and all those she loved. She was a very logical, straight-forward woman who shot from the hip and loved her children and their children, her granddaughter, Mist Savonne Bass, and extended that love to her great-granddaughter, her ?pumkin?, Abigail Faith Carpenter, all in their own special ways, as well as her cousins, Jackie Bass and Sudie M. Bass, and their boy, Eddie Bass. She held a special place in her heart for the close life-long friends she found in Vicky Leech and James Leech, as well as Joice-anne Gilreath. Born in Statesville, NC to Margret Lucile Freeze Wilhelm and Johnny Eugene Wilhelm, she was the sibling to Johnny Richard Wilhelm and Bill Wilhelm. She spent the majority of her life in Iredell County, NC, but traveled the country and frequented the mountains which she loved. She built a home with her husband in the mountains, stone by stone. Carolyn spent her life taking care of different people including, but not limited to, her family. She was a kind-hearted, direct honest woman that will always be loved and missed until that time comes. We will all miss you, Carolyn. A graveside service will be held at 12:30 pm on Wednesday, June 11, at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family will visit with friends at Troutman Funeral Home prior to the service, from 11:00 am until 12:00 pm. Troutman Funeral Home is serving the Bass family. | Wilhelm, Mary Carolyn (I55013)
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| 3160 | Trumpet and Universalist Magazine, Boston, Massachusetts Saturday, January 7, 1832 Rev. Alfred V. Bassett We noticed in our last the very sudden death of Rev. Alfred V. Bassett, pastor of the Universalist Society in Dedham, Mass. The following account of his death is form the Dedham Advocate, and may be relied on as correct: - ?Dreadful Death ? A more melancholy instant of suicide probably never occurred in this region, than that which it is now our painful duty to record. The Rev. Alfred V. Bassett, Pastor of the Universalist Society in this town, committed suicide on Monday night last, by cutting his throat with a razor! The following particulars, as we learn from a friend of the deceased, are substantially correct. ? Mr. Bassett had been unwell several days with the prevailing influenza, and complained of a pain in his head, from which it is supposed that a fever on the brain produced that derangement of mind which caused him to commit the fatal deed. After retiring on Monday night, he arose and extinguished the light, which had been left burning in consequence of his illness. The individual who lodged with him soon fell asleep. About 11 o?clock, being aroused by the struggles and groans of the deceased, he hastened to alarm the family, and the poor man was found lying on the floor, struggling amid the agonies which thirty minutes after, terminated in death. It appeared that he had drawn the razor on both sides of the throat, cutting very deeply on the left side. Mr. Bassett was 25 years of age, a native of Atkinson, N.H., and had been settled in this town two years. He was a young man of respectable talents, and by his amiable manners and kind disposition, had won the esteem of many, who are now calling to unite with his relatives and friends in mourning his untimely exit. The following is a brief, though just description of the amiable character of the deceased. It is extracted from the Lowell Mercury: ?Mr. Bassett resided in the family of the editor of this paper over a year, and a more amiable and upright person he never saw. It is but justice to say, that there was not one bad trait in the character of this excellent young man. We do not believe that he had even a single enemy, in the whole circle of his acquaintance. Honest, honorable, unsuspecting and confiding in regard to others, he neither thought of deceiving nor of being deceived. He was the youngest of a large family of brothers and sisters; and from that circumstance, and possessing a slender constitution, and enjoying but a poor state of health, he was decidedly the favorite of the whole family. Having been tenderly and affectionately dealt with from his childhood, we often told him that he was not well prepared to encounter the hypocrisy and intrigue, he would be likely to meet with on every public road, and in every sequestered lane he might traverse after leaving the circle of those who loved him, and had no motives of interest or ambition to deceive. Still he could not be prevailed upon to view the world as it was. He viewed it as he wished it, and as it should be rather than as it is. His views of it were rather Utopian than real. We believe this last remark to be true in regard to every fair minded generous young man; but not to th4e same extent. He was so perfectly honest and sincere in all that he said and did, that he never uttered a syllable on any subject but with the most scrupulous regard to truth, not even in the most familiar social intercourse, by way of joke. In fact he never uttered a joke, on any occasion; and if he was innocently made the subject of one, he would either preserve a complete silence, or reason on its impropriety. He enjoyed the benefit of a good academic education and studious habits; but was kept from entering and pursuing his studies at college on account of the poorness of his health. About four years since he began to prepare for the ministry; and about eighteen months since he was ordained over the society with whom he commenced, and closed his pastoral duties. His religious opinions were the result of investigation. Charitable, just and friendly towards those who differed from him, he secured their friendship and good will. Is it not then a melancholy thought that one so amiable, so upright, so beloved by all who knew him, one of the few who had a large circle of friends, without an enemy, should die so young ? and by his own hand! Yet such is the fact. He committed suicide. Of the circumstances that led to this painful result we are yet apprised. From what we knew of him, however, we have little doubt that is was form some sudden and altogether unlooked for aberration of reason that left his mind a wreck, and led to the sad deed of self immolation. He had been very unwell for several weeks previous to his melancholy exit. Owing to the bad state of his health, a young man of his acquaintance slept with him, and kept a lamp burning that he might afford him and aid he might need. About 11 o?clock on Monday night, while the young man was asleep, he rose suddenly from his bed and committed the deed, that proved fatal in the course of the next hour. A doctor was called in, but alas, there was no help. From these circumstances it would appear to have been the impulse of the moment. He has left one to whom he would probably have been united in a few months as a bosom companion, and numerous other relatives and friends to mourn his untimely death. When we take into consideration the deep and imperishable love of life that exists in the bosom of every human being, and then reflect upon the extreme and hopeless agony necessary to overcome it, whether it be the result of religious despair, of disappointed affection, or the loss of friends, or a sudden change form affluence to extreme poverty, the humane emotions of pity and sorrow for the unfortunate, struggle for the ascendance in the bosoms of the kind and the good. How ardently do friends under the melancholy circumstances wish that the secret of the fatal intention had found its way to them in time to have afforded an opportunity to bind up the broken heart, and stay the hand of despair, by restoring in the afflicted bosom, the mild sway of reason and religion. We cannot refrain from closing this obituary notice with a few lines of that excellent poet and man, Thomas Campbell ? ?On the grave of a suicide,? and from ?The pleasures of Hope.? ?Ah once we know the social passions glowed In thy devoted bosom ? and the hand That smote its kindred heart, might yet be prone To deeds of mercy. Who may understand Thy many woes, poor suicide, unknown? He who thy being gave, shall judge of these alone.? ?Mild be the doom of Heaven ? as thou wast mild? For oh! thy heart in holy mould was cast. And all thy deeds were blameless but the last.? | Bassett, Alfred Vose (I02449)
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| 3161 | Tyrone Constitution, Friday, 20 December 1895 Deaths BASSETT ? Died, at Campsie, Omagh, on the 14th inst., Elizabeth (Lizzie) Dearly beloved wife of Edward Bassett, and only daughter of the late John Tough, of Aboyne, Aberdeen, Scotland, aged 41 years. | Tough, Elizabeth (I2)
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| 3162 | Union Leader, 30 September 2009 Beatrice B Goldstein MANCHESTER -- Beatrice B. Goldstein died Sept. 29, 2009, in a local hospital. She was born Nov. 23, 1922, in Chelsea, Mass., to Abraham and Fannie (Marnoy) Bass. She grew up and attended schools in Chelsea, Mass. In 1956, she married Meyer S. Goldstein and together they moved to Manchester. She was a homemaker and a member of Temple Adath Yeshurun, the Temple Sisterhood, Hadassah and Youth Aliyah. She loved the beaches of Maine and had spent many summers there. Her son, Steven B. Goldstein, died Nov. 6, 1980. IN HER LIFE: Members of her family include her husband of 53 years, Meyer S. Goldstein of Manchester; a daughter, Audrey S. Goldstein and her husband, Douglas Sanderson, of McLean, Va.; two grandchildren, "The Lights of Her Life", Scott M.G. Sanderson and Phoebe H.G. Sanderson. SERVICES: The funeral service will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Temple Adath Yeshurun, 152 Prospect St., Manchester. Rabbi Beth Davidson will officiate. A graveside service and burial will follow at Manchester Hebrew Cemetery, South Beech Street, Manchester. Shivah will be observed Sunday at the family's home from 3 to 6:30 p.m. with minyan at 6:30 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Steven B. Goldstein Youth Leadership Fund, c/o Temple Adath Yeshurun, 152 Prospect St., Manchester 03104. Goodwin Funeral Home is assisting with the arrangements (www.goodwinfh.com). | Bass, Beatrice (I5)
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| 3163 | Union Leader, March 15, 2011 Paul E. Bessette (Picture included) LITCHFIELD -- Paul E. Bessette, 64 of Litchfield, NH died Saturday March 12, 2011 at his residence. He was born February 3, 1947 in New Bedford, MA, son of Marjorie (Kelley) Bessette of New Bedford, MA and the late Eugene Bessette. He was the husband of Carol (Columbus) Bessette of Litchfield. Paul retired from Verizon in 2003 following 34 years of dedicated employment. He was a Vietnam Army Veteran who was a member of American Legion Post 48 Hudson and a Lifetime Member of the VFW Hudson Post 5791. Paul was an avid golfer and salt water fisherman who enjoyed throwing horseshoes and shooting pool. His greatest enjoyment came when spending time with his family, especially his daughter Amanda and his granddaughter Skyla Ann. Besides his loving wife Carol and mother Marjorie, survivors include a daughter Amanda Bessette of Litchfield, a Son and a daughter in law Michael and Katherine Bessette of Weymouth, MA. Four grandchildren Skyla Ann, Andrew, Zachary, and Nathan. A brother and a sister in law Wayne and Patricia Bessette of Tampa, FL. Two sisters and a brother in law, Doreen Benedetti of New Bedford, MA, Christine and Rick Brown of Fairhaven, MA. A father in law William Columbus, two brothers in law Bill Columbus and his significant other Colleen Jessen, and Michael Columbus all of New Port Richey, FL. A sister in law Amy Maciulewicz and her husband George of Rincon, GA. Elizabeth O'Brien, who was loved like a sister to Paul, and her husband Bill. As well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Visiting Hours will be held on Wed. March 16th from 3pm -6:30pm in the DUMONT-SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME, 370 MAIN ST. IN NASHUA. A Prayer service will begin at 6:30pm in the funeral home. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations be made in Paul's loving memory to Wounded Warrior Project, 7020 AC Skinner Pkwy, Suite 100, Jacksonville, FL 32256. To send the family a message of condolence or for directions, please visit www.dumontsullivan.com a Remembrance Video Tribute will be made available for online viewing following Wednesday's services. THE DUMONT-SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME ON 370 MAIN ST. IN NASHUA IS IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. | Bessette, Paul E. (I4922)
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| 3164 | Union Leader, New Hampshire, February 10, 2021 Richard S. Pouliot (Picture included) 1970 ? 2021 Richard S. Pouliot, 50, resident of Northfield, NH, unexpectedly passed away February 3, 2021. Richard was born July 4, 1970 and was a graduate of West High School, class of 1989. He is survived by his mother, Carmen (Bessette) Pouliot and stepfather, Jean Claude Labrecque, of Manchester, NH; his daughter and son-in-law, Amie and Brett Lightfoot of Litchfield; his daughter and son-in-law, Bionka and Evan McLeod of Merrimack; his daughter MacKenzie Pouliot of Northfield; his fiancé, Cindy Jenkins of Northfield; his sisters Nancy Mack of Nashua and Natalie Newcomb of Boscawen. He also leaves his grandson, Liam Lightfoot, who fondly called him "Grumpy"; and several nieces and nephews. Richard enjoyed spending time with family and friends, who meant the world to him. He was always willing to lend a helping hand, whether it was doing laundry or teaching us "Rich's" way to fix things. He loved hunting, fishing and spending time playing the card game, Euchre. He took pleasure in blacksmithing and finished carpentry. SERVICES: A memorial gathering will be held on Friday, February 12, 2021 from 2 - 6 PM at Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 250 Coolidge Avenue, in Manchester. Please note current restrictions limiting funeral home capacity to no more than 50%. Those in attendance are respectfully requested to wear face coverings and practice social distancing. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Hunt of a Lifetime Foundation, PO Box 241, Harborcreek, PA 16421 or huntofalifetime.org. Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium assisted the family with arrangements. To view an online memorial, leave a message of condolence, or for more information please go to www.phaneuf.net. | Pouliot, Richard S. (I19300)
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| 3165 | Union Springs Herald, Alabama, Thursday, 23 February 1950 Griffin ? Bassett Mrs. James Ewell Griffin, of Union Springs, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Clara Jane, to Edward Carlos Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Bassett, of Roanoke, Ala. The wedding will take place on Tuesday afternoon, March 28, at the First Methodist Church in this city, at 5 o?clock. Friends of the families are cordially invited. There will be no formal invitations. | Griffin, Clara Jane (P2153)
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| 3166 | Union Springs Herald, Alabama, Wednesday, July 9, 2014 Eleanor Shirlene Rotton Rotton, Eleanor Shirlene, age 71, of Stills Cross Roads, passed away July 4, 2014. Funeral services were held Monday, July 7, 2014, 3:00 p.m., from Gray Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Kenny Earles and Rev. Ronald Earles officiating. Burial followed in the Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery with Gray Funeral Home directing. She is survived by her husband, Elias Rotton of Stills Cross Roads; sisters: Julia (Tim) Hubbard and Linda (Spooky) May of Almeria; brothers: Morris (Darlene) Bassett of Cullman and Thurmond Bassett of Stills Cross Roads; Dear To Her Heart: Jake, Jarrett and Jackson Hoover; several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were David May, Brad May, Randall Hubbard, Mark Bassett, Landon Bassett and Jack Bassett. The family received friends at the funeral home from 2:00 p.m. until the funeral hour. | Bassett, Eleanor Shirlene (I2526)
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| 3167 | Union-News, Springfield, Massachusetts, Friday, 8 April 1994 Janet L. Bassett SPRINGFIELD ? Janet L. (Jaricke) Bassett, 37, of 22 Warner St., and operating room technician at Baystate Medical Center, died Wednesday at home. She was born in Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and was educated in Ozark, Mo. She lived here since 1990. She leaves her husband, Bruce Bassett; a son, Joseph of Springfield; a daughter, Laura L. Bassett of Springfield; two brothers, David and William; two sister, Patricia Wilson of Springfield, Mo. and Judy Strock of California; and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Hobert Funeral Home. Burial will be in Ozark, Mo. at the convenience of the family. There are no calling hours. | Jarecke, Janet Lee (I19597)
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| 3168 | Union-News, Springfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, October 12, 1996 Estelle N. Gauthier Estelle N. (Bessett) Gauthier, 87, of 45 Lower Westfield Road, a Spalding golf department employee, died Friday at a local nursing home. Born in Holyoke, she was a graduate of Holyoke High school, a communicant of St. Patrick's Church and a longtime South Hadley resident, prior to moving to Holyoke. Her husband, Maurice F. Gauthier, died in 1988. She leaves two sons, Donald A. of South Hadley and Roger P. of Fairview; three daughters, Barbara Seiffert of Fairview, Eunice Davis of Blue Ridge, Ga., and Cassandra Heroux of Chicopee; two sisters, Lorraine Huber and Leona Leveille, both of Holyoke, 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Another daughter, Phyllis McNamera, died in 1994. The funeral is Monday morning at Ryder Funeral Home and in the church, with burial in Notre Dame Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday afternoon and evening, and memorial contributions may be made to Holyoke Geriatric Authority, 45 Lower Westfield Road, Holyoke, 01040. | Bessett, Estelle N. (I12301)
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| 3169 | United States Obituary Notice, August 21, 2019 Theresa I. Bessette Delisle January 16, 1947 ? August 18, 2019 (age 72) Warren - Theresa I. (Bessette) Delisle, 72, passed away at home, August 18, 2019. Theresa was born in Ware, MA to the late Eugene Bessette and Ethel M. (Ross) Bousquet. Theresa was an active member of Jehovah?s Witnesses Palmer Congregation. She had a deep love of family and friends. Theresa leaves her loving husband of 38 years, Richard H. Delisle and nine children; Francis Mann, Cassie Girouard, Kelley Geer, Kimberly Palmer, Sarah Chichester, Benjamin Delisle, Jacob Delisle, Rachel Delisle and Rebekah Wood; twenty grandchildren and one great granddaughter, as well as several brothers and sisters and many nieces and nephews. Theresa was predeceased by two sons, David Mann and Richie Mann. A memorial service will be held Saturday, August 31st at 2pm in the Jehovah?s Witness Kingdom Hall, Palmer Congregation, 133 Old Palmer Road Brimfield, MA 01010. Memorial contributions may be made to Jehovah?s Witnesses Palmer Congregation 133 Old Palmer Road, Brimfield, MA 01010. | Bessette, Theresa I. (I19130)
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| 3170 | Unknown Obituary, West Palm Beach, Florida Walter J. Bass Mr. Bass, 74, retired surveyor who had lived since 1938 in Riviera Beach, died after a long illness Saturday at his home, 313 W. 11th St. He was a charter member of the Ft. Pierce Masonic Lodge. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. R.L. Jandereau, of Riviera Beach, and Mrs. Evelyn Kilgore, of Ft. Pierce, and a son, Henry Bass, also of Ft. Pierce. Private graveside services will be conducted in Woodlawn Cemetery at 4 pm Monday by the Rev. David T. Jordan, pastor of the Lake Park Baptist Church. Ferguson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | Bass, Walter Jannie (I4)
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| 3171 | UPENN Obituaries, November, 1996 Stanley J. Bassett Stanley J. Bassett, WG?65, Williamsport, Pa., a self-employed land developer who had served as city managing director in the early 1970s; May 17. He had earlier served as director of personnel for the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. | Bassett, Stanley James (I31752)
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| 3172 | Urquhart Murphy Funeral Homes Frederick E. Bassett Jr. Frederick E. Bassett, Jr., 70, of Blackstone, MA passed away on Saturday, October 15, 2016 at Miriam Hospital. He was the beloved husband of Nan (Albert) Bassett. Born in Warwick, he was a son of the late Frederick E. and Katherine (Johnston) Bassett. Mr. Bassett was an Electronics Technician for NUWC - Department of Defense and also served in The United States Navy during the Vietnam War. He was a HAM Radio Operator. He was the loving father of Frederick E. Bassett, III of West Greenwich, Sean C. Bassett of Manville, Mark A. Bassett of Pascoag and Michelle R. Cerbo of North Kingstown. Cherished grandfather of eight and great grandfather of four. Caring brother of Douglas V. Bassett and Kathleen Bureau, both of Coventry and the late Mark Bassett. Relatives and friends are invited to Visitation on Thursday, October 20, 2016 from 9:30-11:30 am followed by a Funeral Service at 11:30 am in THE URQUHART-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, 800 Greenwich Avenue, Route 5, Warwick (Exit 12A on I-95). Burial, with military honors, in R.I. Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Exeter. In lieu of flowers, gifts in his memory to the Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675 would be appreciated. | Bassett, Frederick Eugene II (I36)
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| 3173 | Utah Funeral Home Notices and Obituaries, Wednesday, 13 May 2026 William Mark Bassett William Mark Bassett, a devoted husband and father and a beloved leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, passed away peacefully on May 11, 2026, at the age of 59. Known for his unwavering faith, compassionate leadership, and deep love for his family, he dedicated his life to lifting others and strengthening the Church throughout the world. He is survived by his wife, Angela; his children, Jessica Bowden (Tyson), Taylor (Whitney), Amanda Herzog (Luke), Brandon (Bethany), and Jeffrey (Bella); and 15 grandchildren. He is now reunited with his beloved Mother, Edwina Acker Bassett, who preceded him in death earlier this year. Mark was born on August 14, 1966, in Carmichael, California, to William Lynn and Edwina Bassett. His parents nurtured in him a deep love for the gospel and a strong sense of responsibility toward others. Growing up in a close-knit family, he developed the habits of hard work, humility, and quiet discipleship that would shape his life and ministry. Following his graduation from Brigham Young University in 1991, where he earned a degree in accounting, Mark built a career as controller at Brasher?s Sacramento Auto Auction. He later became the CFO and co-owner of West Coast Auto Auctions, Inc., where he operated wholesale auto auctions throughout the western United States. As a young man, Mark faithfully served a full-time mission in the Guatemala, Guatemala City Mission. He also served as ward Young Men President, Bishop, High Councilor, Stake President and Area Seventy. He and Angie served as mission leaders of the Arizona Mesa Mission from 2007 to 2010. In April 2016, he was sustained as a General Authority Seventy, a calling he fulfilled with unwavering dedication. His assignments took him across the world, including service in the Brazil, United States Southeast, and United States Northeast Area Presidencies. He also served in the Missionary Department beginning in 2019 and spent the last three years as the Executive Director. He found great joy in being with missionaries throughout the world. His ministry was defined by his gentle manner, clear faith, and sincere desire to help others come unto the Savior. Mark?s greatest joy was found in his family. He and Angie built a home centered on faith, love, and fun. They enjoyed family time and family vacations filled with laughter, joy, and great food. He was a devoted father to their five children, whom he loved with tenderness, humor, and unwavering support. He also treasured his role as a grandfather, delighting in the simple, joyful moments spent with his grandchildren. To his family, he was a steady, gentle presence?patient, thoughtful, and endlessly loving. Mark leaves behind a legacy defined by faith, humility, and a love of the Savior. His life was a testament to quiet discipleship?he taught not only through sermons and leadership, but through the way he listened, encouraged, and lifted those around him. A public viewing will take place on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the North Salt Lake Utah Stake Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at 900 Eaglepointe Drive in Nor??th Salt Lake, Utah. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 12 noon at the same location, 900 Eaglepointe Drive in North Salt Lake, Utah. Interment will follow at Larkin Sunset Gardens, Sandy, Utah. The family would like to express their deepest gratitude to the physicians and medical teams at Intermountain St. George Regional Hospital and LDS Hospital for their dedicated and gentle care. They truly went above and beyond and treated Mark with dignity and compassion. They would also like to thank Mark?s brethren in the Quorums of the Seventy, the Quorum of the Twelve, and the First Presidency for their tender watch care during this time. Finally, the family would like to express thanks for all the fasting and prayers from friends around the world, and for the many kindnesses expressed over the past week. Larkin Mortuary260 E South TempleSalt Lake City, UT 84111(801)-363-5781 Larkin Sunset Gardens1950 E Dimple Dell RdSandy, UT 84092(801) 571-2771. | Bassett, William Mark (I28843)
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| 3174 | Valdosta Daily Times, Georgia, Monday, 3 August 2026 Gary Lanier Bass Sr. Gary Lanier Bass, Sr., age 93, of Valdosta, Georgia, passed away on Wednesday, July 29, 2026. Born on January 14, 1933, in Cadwell, Georgia, to the late Ruth and J.M. Bass, he spent his entire life in Georgia. He was a US Army veteran. He graduated from Berry College and earned his master's degree in mathematics from the University of Georgia. He had a passion for education and taught high-school mathematics in Soperton, Georgia before becoming a mathematics professor at Valdosta State College. Mr. Bass subsequently served as Director of Admissions at Valdosta State College (VSU) significantly improving enrollment during his tenure. He retired in 1983. Mr. Bass was an avid golfer who enjoyed regular rounds with friends at Valdosta Country Club. He was a founding member of the Whiskey River Club and took great pleasure in caring for the gardens, fishing in the ponds and river, and spending time with his friends on the club's property along Skipper Bridge Road. He also enjoyed woodworking in his home shop. He dearly loved his family and friends. Above all, he took great pride in living life on his terms and doing things his way. He is survived by his sons, Gary Bass, Jr. (Martha) of Marietta, Georgia, and Mark Bass (Michele) of Cumming, Georgia; his grandchildren, Jennifer Bass, Justin Bass, Jacob Bass, great-grandson Isaac Lowry; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister, Linda Nunn; his brother, Robbie Bass; and his son, Jay Michael Bass, and Betty Bass Thackrey. A private service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to Valdosta State University. Condolences may be shared with the family online at www.mclanecares.com. McLane Lakewood Funeral Home. | Bass, Gary Lanier (I318)
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| 3175 | Valdosta Daily Times, Georgia, Thursday, May 13, 2004 Jerry Philip Bass VALPARAISO, Fla. -- Jerry Philip Bass, 58, of Valparaiso passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, May 11, 2004, after a long and valiant battle against lung cancer. Jerry was born in Brunswick, Ga., on July 23, 1945. He moved from his family home of 21 years in Lowndes County, Ga., to the Valparaiso area in 1967, where he began his distinguished 34-year civil service career as a Senior Systems Engineer at Eglin AFB. He served as a weapons analyst, computer programmer, branch chief and technical director for the Analysis Division of the Directorate of Engineering. Jerry is best remembered by his co-workers for his humor, dedication to his work and being a friend and mentor. He made the application of complex mathematical and engineering techniques simple by relating them to every-day experiences. Although he retired from Eglin in 2001, he is still remembered and loved by his co-workers for who he was and what he gave to others. Jerry was a devoted member of Bluewater Baptist Church where he served for many years as deacon, Sunday School teacher and resident comedian. He will be remembered by friends and neighbors for his ability to make people laugh and his candid remarks in any situation. He touched so many lives during his life and helped to create many wonderful memories. Jerry is survived by Lorene, his loving wife of 36 years; sons, Scott Bass of New York City, Greg Bass of Atlanta; daughter, Lisa Ray and her husband, Charlie of New Orleans. He is also survived by his brother and sister-in-law, Donald and Louelle Bass of Hahira, as well as numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and neighbors who will miss him dearly. The family will receive friends today, May 13, 2004, from 6-8 p.m. at Heritage Gardens Funeral Home in Niceville, Fla. Funeral services will be conducted on Friday, May 14, 2004, at 2 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to either Bluewater Baptist Church, the Covenant Hospice in Niceville or the American Cancer Society. -- Heritage Gardens Funeral Home Niceville, FL | Bass, Jerry Philip (I29)
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| 3176 | Valdosta Daily Times, Georgia, Tuesday, 11 September 2007 Carolyn Bass Rhodes Carolyn Bass Rhodes, 72, of Quitman passed away Tuesday Sept. 11, 2007, at Lakehaven Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Born in Brooks County, she was the daughter of James Columbus Sr. and Pearl Alene Roach Bass. She was a retired clerk for Maddox Drugs and a member of Ochlawilla Baptist Church. She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, James Edwin and Candace Rhodes of Quitman; five grandchildren, Jeremy, Jessica, Will, Nicholas and Reese; two sisters, Jean Edmisten of Live Oak, Fla., Dot (Jimmy) O'Neal of Cherry Lake, Fla.; three brothers, Lamar (Brenda) Bass of Valdosta, James "Jimmy" Bass of Adel and Bobby Bass of Quitman. She was preceded in death by her husband, Louie Rhodes. Graveside services will be held Friday, Sept. 14, 2007, at 11 a.m. in Oak Hill Cemetery with the Rev. Dewey Fountain officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 6-8 p.m. The family will meet at the Ochlawilla Fellowship Hall Thursday at 4:30 p.m. Condolences may be conveyed online at www.maxwellmillerfuneralhome.com - Maxwell-Miller Funeral Home, Quitman. | Bass, Carolyn (I477)
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| 3177 | Valdosta Daily Times, Georgia, Tuesday, March 2, 2021 Donald J. Bass September 27, 1934 ? March 1, 2021 Donald J. Bass, 86, of Hahira died Monday, March 1, 2021 at his residence. He was born September 27, 1934 in Lowndes County to the late Titus Bass and Florence Gladys Carter Bass. Mr. Bass retired after forty one years as supervisor at Crackin Good Bakeries. He served in the United States Army. Mr. Bass was a member of Pineview Baptist Church and served as a deacon. He enjoyed gardening, fishing, spending time with family and friends, reading and watching westerns and traveling. Mr. Bass is survived by his wife, Mary Louelle Bass of Hahira, son and daughter in law, Kenny and Gail Bass of Hawkinsville, son and daughter in law, Steve and Debbie Bass of Pinetta, FL, daughter and son in law, Tammy and Gene Shintock of Gainesville, son and daughter in law, Timmy and Kristen Bass of Hahira, grandchildren, April and Jason Cummings, Valerie and Anthony Folsom, Mitch Bass and Mary Bass, Christy and David Adams, Clay Bass and Brian Meeks, Geno Shintock, Josh and Emily Bass, Justin and Lexi Bass, great grandchildren, Christian Crowe and Hyerin, Cameron Cummings, Morgan Barnes, Garrett Cantrell, Trinton Bass, Molly Bass, Maddox Bass, Kaleb Kollar, Carter Adams, Daniel Adams, Harper Bass and Lorelie Bass, great great grandchildren, Taylor Cummings and Caroline Crowe, sisters in law, Lorene Bass of Valparaiso, FL and Julia Bass of Hahira, several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents, great granddaughter, Courtney Cummings, sister, Betty Bass and brothers, Jerry Bass and David Bass. Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 4, 2021 at two p. m. at the Martin McLane Funeral Home in Hahira. Reverend Art Harris will officiate. The family will receive friends from one until two p. m. prior to the service. Condolences to the family may be expressed online at www.mclanecares.com. Please observe social distancing, CDC guidelines and wear a mask. Martin McLane Funeral Home. | Bass, Donald J. (I73)
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| 3178 | Valley News, West Lebanon, New Hampshire, Sunday, 12 June 2022 Carolin Barker Bassett Lebanon, NH ? Carolin Barker Bassett, 89, passed away peacefully on Monday, May 30, 2022 at the loving and compassionate Jack Byrne Center in Lebanon, NH. She was born Carolin Mildred Barker on January 5, 1933 in Massachusetts, daughter of Mildred (Register) and Frank Loriston Barker. When she was a young girl, her family moved to Lebanon, NH where she walked to the elementary school holding her big brother's hand. They lived across the street from the Bassett family whose son, Bob, would one day become Carolin's loving husband. The Barker family moved one more time to live in Post Mills, VT where Carolin attended high school and graduated from Thetford Academy with the class of 1951. She received her nursing diploma in 1954 from Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington and began a lifetime career in nursing that included training in new cardiac techniques with Dr. Michael DeBakey in Houston, Texas. Her years of nursing at MHMH included giving comforting late night backrubs, her favorite moments in nursing. During the move of Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Carolin rode in the last ambulance to transfer patients from the old facility to the new location in Lebanon. She told of seeing the first death and the first birth in the new hospital before her retirement. On September 23, 1967, Carolin married Robert (Bob) Bassett, that young boy who had lived nearby when her family resided in Lebanon. Carolin and Bob made their home in Lebanon for the entirety of their marriage and after Bob's passing, she continued to live there "aging in place". She and Bob enjoyed skiing, biking, hiking and traveling together and they made many lifelong friends doing both. Luke, their beautiful golden retriever, was an important member of their family. So important, in fact, that upon Luke's passing, Bob bought a stuffed "golden" puppy and lovingly sewed a slipper into its mouth as a Christmas gift to Carolin. This gift occupied a special spot in her dining room to greet all who came through. Carolin delighted in having friends and family come to dinner. She could put together the most color coordinated dinners in the Upper Valley and took great time in preparing them. A tradition Carolin and Bob carried out for many years was serving Thanksgiving dinner at the local soup kitchen. Although they had no children, their many nieces and nephews were "their kids". They both treasured time with family, teaching several of those nieces and nephews the joy of skiing, taking great nieces and nephews to summer theatrical productions and promoting occasional school skipping to go skiing for the day! Carolin's church family at the First Congregational Church in Lebanon was also very important to her. In addition to worship services, she was involved in helping with the beautiful presentation of refreshments during church occasions, taking great care to make everything special down to the linens and serving dishes, and was known for having everything "just so." She was a devoted member of the choir and deeply loved singing. In her last days, members of the choir came to sing to her at the Jack Byrne Center. Members of her family were fortunate enough to be present to witness, and be embraced by, the gift of comfort and peace they brought to her. Carolin was predeceased by her husband Bob, sister Beverly Pasch, brother Gregory Barker and brother Frank Barker and his wife Emily. She is survived by her brother John (Jack) Barker and his wife Betsy of California, her brother-in-law Bill Pasch of Florida, her sister-in-law Marsha Barker of Rutland, VT and many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews and great-great nieces and nephews. She is also survived by Trish Heatherton who became family during years of sharing time, interests, food and celebrations. Memorial services will take place during Carolin's favorite time of year in September. In the last months of her life, Carolin was touched to find so many kind and supportive people in her life. She told us she was amazed to end her life so grateful to the people around her and feeling such acceptance and peace. She hoped everyone could have that feeling. If you wish to make a donation, please do so in Carolin's name to: Visiting Nurse and Hospice for VT and NH, PO Box 881 Brattleboro, VT 05302. | Barker, Carolin (I60271)
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| 3179 | Van Hoose & Steele Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 29 October 2024 Garlette Bass Jackson Garlette Bonita Bass Jackson, daughter of Garland Booker Bass and Elizabeth Bass, was born on March 2, 1950, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. After high school, Garlette went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in speech pathology from the University of Alabama, a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Mississippi, and a Doctor of Nurse Practice degree (Nurse Practitioner) from the University of Alabama. Serving as a nurse practitioner, She worked all over the Tuscaloosa/Birmingham area, retiring from Hale County Hospital. Garlette Jackson was preceded in death by her mother, Nancy Elizabeth Bass, her sister, Jacqueline Alicia Bass Dickens, her son, Eric Avon Jackson, her grand-nephew, Donald "Bryant" King, II. She is survived by her son, T'Challa Dion Jackson, her daughter, Karen Jackson, sister, Bebe Bass-Love, Brother-in-Law, Floyd Dickens, Jr., nieces: Daphne Dickens-King (and her husband Donald) and Dr. Karen Dickens, nephews: Floyd Dickens, III (and his wife Kori), Brian Love and grand-nephews Jordan King, Eric "Jackson" King, and Alexander Dickens. A Celebration of Life for Garlette Jackson will take place on May 25, 2024 between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center, located at 620 Greensboro Avenue, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401. | Bass, Garlette (I6912)
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| 3180 | Varnum Funeral Home Maryann J. Bassett March 29, 1956 ? October 1, 2021 West Brookfield - Maryann Janice Bassett passed away on October 1, 2021, at the age of 65, in her home in West Brookfield, MA. She fought a short but difficult battle against cancer, but despite the pain and complications from the illness this past year, Maryann fought bravely until the end. Maryann is survived by her husband Merlon Bassett and children, Christopher and Rachael Bassett, son in law Joshua Rivers, daughter in law Stephanie Clymer; as well as her sisters, Patricia (Harry) Gafney, Deborah (John) Suchocki, Susan (William) Yeadon, and Laurie Sattler; and numerous nieces and nephews. Maryann lived a vibrant life, full of travel, good food, nature, and creativity. A curious soul, she never stopped exploring, whether it was a new travel destination, a fresh recipe to try, or a challenging craft project to tackle. Incredibly thrifty, Maryann could never pass up a good bargain, but always knew when to treat herself. She was unabashedly herself and lived her life as she wanted it. Maryann lived her life with the spirit of ?Joie de vivre? a true enjoyment of life and all that it has to offer. She thrived in constant and consistent adventurous pursuits with her family and friends, becoming the consummate world traveler. She was born to Paul and Janet Sattler on March 29, 1956 in Holyoke, MA. After graduating from high school, Maryann attended both Holyoke Community College and UMASS Amherst to attain her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nutrition. It was at school at HCC that she met her husband of 42 years, Merlon. From a very young age, Maryann?s horizons were expanded beyond the city limits of Holyoke. She always referenced a childhood cross country trip with her parents and sisters as her first momentous adventure to see the wonders this country has to offer. Throughout the years Maryann always fed her desire for travel and exploration at home and abroad. Merl and Maryann took the family on countless hiking trips throughout New England, countless weeks camping on Cape Cod, visits to National Parks, and their very own cross-country trip worthy of the National Lampoon's Vacation. Without fail, each year Merl and Maryann would travel to new destinations enjoying their ?empty nest? years. Their most recent trips include Rome and the Amalfi Coast of Italy, Alaska, Nova Scotia, and their fourth trip to the US Virgin Islands. Nourishment was one of Maryann?s passions, at home and at work. The word nourishment is much more appropriate than just food or nutrition, because to Maryann, food was more than just fuel for the body, it was a connection with nature, with family, and with her heritage. Her love of gardening and using fresh and wholesome ingredients to feed her family seamlessly melded with her passion for dietetics in her clinical practice. She was proud of her lifelong profession as a Registered Dietitian and worked tirelessly to help countless patients not just to live better lives, but to thrive in embracing healthful living habits. She found great joy in mentoring others in the profession and sharing her expansive knowledge and experience. Maryann was a master artisan who crafted countless creations ranging from homemade dried spices and medicinal cordials to sewing full length dresses and knitting Afghans. Each gift or item she made was carefully prepared and thought out. Maryann?s thoughtfulness and attention to detail showed in every item and gift she created. Each stood on their own and were created solely with the recipient in mind; giving gifts was her way to let others know that they were loved and in her thoughts. To her family and friends, she was sensitive and sentimental. She felt deeply and with heartfelt emotion. With her four sisters, Maryann shared not only a resemblance, but also a very special bond. She loved them deeply and shared countless trips or ?Ya-Ya?s? as they called them to many fun-loving destinations such as Las Vegas, Orlando, NYC, and Old Quebec, Canada. Attending important events in the lives of her family and friends and keeping family traditions such as Polish Wigilia were paramount in Maryann's life. Maryann was always there for her friends and family in time of need to lend an ear or a helping hand. She made time, put in the time, and enriched the lives of all around her. A Memorial Service will be held Friday, October 8, 2021 at 11:00am in the Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., in West Brookfield. There are no Calling Hours. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Sarcoma Foundation of America on her behalf at P.O. Box 98160, Washington, DC, 20090-8160 or www.curesarcoma.org/maryann-bassett/ Varnum Funeral Home, Inc., 43 East Main St., in West Brookfield is assisting her family with arrangements. | Satler, Maryann J. (I92)
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| 3181 | Vidette-Messenger of Porter County, Indiana, Wednesday, 19 November 1969 Peter N. Bass DEMOTTE ? Peter Nicholas Bass, 83, a resident of DeMotte for 28 years, coming from Stone Valley, Ill., died Tuesday at Porter memorial hospital. Born Oct. 14, 1886 in Chicago, he was a son of peter and Katherine (Ambuul) Bass, Sr. On Nov. 18, 1909 in Chicago, he married Nettie Prince, who survives. Bass operated a hardware store in Stone Valley and worked in a grocery store in DeMotte before retirement 10 years ago. he recently was bookkeeper at Wiers Chevrolet garage, DeMotte. He was a member of the American Reformed church of DeMotte. Surviving besides the widow are two sons, Donald of Rockford, Ill, and Willard of Albuquerque, N.M.; a daughter, Mrs. Alfred (Caroline) O?Berne, Patterson, N.J.; three brothers, John and Henry of Chicago, and Clarence of Chicago Heights; and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at American Reformed church with the Rev. August Tellinguisen officiating. Burial will be in Holland cemetery. Friends may call at Todd Funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday. | Bass, Peter Nicholas (I4)
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| 3182 | Villages-News.com Mary Marcellette McElroy Mary Marcellette ?Marcie? McElroy, 86, Lady Lake, FL passed away on May 10, 2020. She was born in Nashville, GA on October 2, 1933. Mary was preceded in death by her parents Lonnie Jacob and Carrie Bell Fender; brothers: David and Junior Fender; sister Linda Griffis; daughter Donna Marlene Young; and grandson Travis Camper. Mary is survived by her sons: Wayne (Marti), Ronnie (Jackie) Bass, Michael (Linda) Bass and daughter Renee` B. Morse. She is also survived by her brother Bobby Fender; sisters: Jeannette (John) Holly, Betty (Tony) White and Fran Griffith; 11 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandsons. Services will be private. | Fender, Marcellette (I420)
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| 3183 | Virginia Obituary and Death Notice Collection ? Various Posted: Thursday, 12 October 2017 Anne Bass Solomon SOUTH BOSTON - Anne Bass Solomon, 83, of 8083 Philpott Road, died Sunday, Dec. 20, 1998 at Twin Oaks Convalescent Home. Born Aug 22, 1915, in Halifax County, she was the daughter of Samuel Elam Bass and Sallie Tulloh Bass. She was married to James Addison Solomon, Sr., who predeceased her. She was a member of the First Cross Roads Baptist Church and she was a homemaker. Survivors include one son, James A. Solomon Jr. and one daughter-in-law, Lucy C. Solomon, both of South Boston; one grandson, Charles William Solomon of South Boston; and two great-grandchildren, Addison C. Solomon and Charlotte P. Solomon, both of South Boston. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by three brothers and one sister. A funeral will be held 2 p.m. today at First Cross Roads Baptist Church with the Rev. Kenneth Williams officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends at the home of James Solomon, 8068 Philpott Road, South Bsoton. The family requests that those wishing to give memorials give to First Cross Roads Baptist Church Building Fund, 12240 Philpott Road, Alton, Va. 24520. Brooks Funeral Home, Inc. is in charge of arrangements. | Bass, Anne E. (I52035)
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| 3184 | Virginia-Pilot, Norfolk, Thursday, March 12, 1931 Suffolk Weddings Bass-Johnson Suffolk, March 11.-Albert Clifton Bass, of Pikeville, N.C., son of Hardy Bass and the late Mrs. Nancy Bass, and Mrs. Naomi Bell Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Emma Bell, were married this afternoon at 2:30 o?clock at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. Dr. I.W. Johnson. The bride wore a frock of skipper blue wool with a black hat and accessorires that harmonized. After a motor trip, Mr. and Mrs. Bass will reside in Pikeville. | Bass, Albert Clifton (I39690)
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| 3185 | Virginia-Pilot, Norfolk, Virginia, Wednesday, October 18, 1905 Southall Bass, colored, passed an examination yesterday before the board of pharmacy in Richmond and is now a full fledged druggist. He graduated at the Shaw university in North Carolina. History of the American Negro and his institutions, Volume 5 Southall Bass Dr. Southall Bass, who conducts a prosperous drug business at 1248 Church Street, Norfolk, is a native of Portsmouth, where he was born August 25, 1874. His parents were Southall and Mary (Elliott) Bass. His paternal grandparents were William and Jammima Bass and on the mother?s side the grandparetns were Joe S. and Mary Elliott. There is a strain of Indian blood coming down from both sides. Young Bass attended the Portsmouth Public School and passed from there to the Norfolk High School, where he did his preparatory work. he was an energetic youth and worked hard for the money with which to pay his school expenses. He learned the barner?s trade and worked in a barber shop for quite a while and during spare time learned pharmacy. When ready for the regular course he matriculated at Leonard School fo Pharmacy in Raleigh, where he graduated with the Ph. G. Degree in 1901. After that, he was employed as a pharmacist till 1910, when he went into business at Portsmouth for himself. Later, he moved to the Norfolk side, where he opened the Bass Drugg Store on Church Street. He resided in Norfolk. Dr. Bass conducts an up-to-date place and has built up an attractive trade which is steadily growing with the years. On December 19, 1907, he was married to Miss Ruth N. Smith, a daughter of Edward and Jennie Smith, of Columbia, S.C. Mrs. Bass was educated at Benedict College and was before her marriage an accomplished teacher. They have three children, Mary H., Ruth L., and Southall Bass, Jr. Dr. Bass is active member of the A.M.E. Church and is also a member of the Skull and Bones Club of Portsmouth. He is also a member of the Norfolk Aolian Club and was at one time organist of this church. | Bass, Dr. Southall (I2683)
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| 3186 | Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Virginia, Thursday, 21 June 1900 An Evening Wedding Mr. L. Frank Bass and Miss Lizzie Malbone were united in the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. H.E. Johnson, D.D., at the Cumberland Street M.E. parsonage on Charlotte street at 9 o?clock last night. The beautiful and impressive ceremony was witnessed by only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. The bride was costumed in white organdie trimmed in real lace, and wore diamond ornaments. She carried Bride roses. The groom wore conventional black. There were no attendants. The marriage over, the happy couple, accompanied by their relatives, were drive to the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whitehurst, No. 413 Duncan avenue, Ghent, where an elegant reception was tendered them. After spending several hours in social converse the bride and groom and guests were ushered into the dining room, where they feasted on the choicest luxuries. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. Wm. H. Malbone, of Norfolk. She is a lady of grace, culture and rare beauty. The groom is a native of Florence, S.C., but has been a resident of Norfolk for some time. He is a gentleman of commanding appearance and is connected with one of the largest business firms in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Bass will reside in their own new home, No. 404 South Park avenue, Brambleton. | Malbone, Elizabeth Sarah (Lizzie) (I40319)
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| 3187 | Virignia-Pilot, Norfolk, Friday, March 20, 1903 A Tragedy In Tarboro Raleigh, N.C., March 16. ? A special from Tarboro, N.C., says: This morning at 9 o?clock in front of the postoffice on Main street, Dr. J.M. Baker shot Dr. H.T. Bass and inflicted what may turn out to be a fatal wound. The pistol ball went through both walls of the stomach and penetrated the liver. Two shots were fired by Dr. Baker, only one taking effect. Dr. Bass pulled out his pistol after he was shot twice but says that he does not remember whether he shot it or not. The pistol fired, but the ball went over the heads of the crowd. After the shooting Dr. Bass walked to his office and soon afterward was carried to his home. In the afternoon Drs. Southgate Leigh, of Norfolk, assisted by Dr. Moore, of Elm City, and Dr. David T. Tayloe, of Washington, performed an operation to repait the damage, but not to extract the bullet. At this hour, 8 o?clock, Dr. Bass is living, but the surgeons who were present have stated that it will be nothing short of a miracle if he recovers. The shooting of Dr. Bass was the result of bitter feeling of long standing existing between the two men. Last summer there was a difficulty on the street between the two men and Dr. Bass knocked Dr. Baker down. The troubles were brought about by criticisms of the management of the sanitarium of which Dr. Baker is the head. The matter was later heard in court and at the trial Dr. Baker was exonerated. In the court room both men drew their pistols, but friends intervened. Dr. Baker is a much smaller man than Dr. Bass, and is ten years his junior, being about 47 years old. This morning Dr. Bass attached Dr. Baker. As to exactly when an dhow the shooting occurred the statements that have been made upon the street are conflictin. Some say that the shot which may prove fatal, was fired while the two men were actually fighting, others say that Dr. Baker shot Dr. Bass after they were pulled apart. When the first shot was fired it seems that Dr. Bass had his hand on Dr. Baker?s pistol for mthe appearance of burnt powder on Dr. Bass?s hand. Dr. Baker contends that he acted in self defense. Soon after the shooting Dr. Baker gave himself up to the sheriff. By agreement of counsel he was this afternoon placed under a $5,000 bond. Both Dr. Bass and Dr. Baker are physicians of fine standing in the town and hve many friends. Later this afternoon Dr. Bass made his will. Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Friday, March 20, 1903 Dr. Bass Dies From His Wounds Raleigh, N.C., March 17. ? A special to the News and Observer from Tarboro says: Dr. H.T. Bass, who was shot here yesterday by Dr. J.M. Baker, died at his residence last night between 11 and 12 o?clock. He was on the operating table and as he began to show signs of sinking the operation was not completed. Early in the night he became unconscious and thereafter sank rapidly. The funeral took place from Calvary church this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Gamble conducting the service. The church could not contain the immense crowd that attended. The remains were interred in Calvary churchyard. Dr. J.M. Baker, who shot Dr. Bass, left here yesterday afternoon for Richmond on professional business. The coroner?s jury went to the house of the deceased and viewed the remains this morning, then adjourned until the 22d., when they will hear testimony. The preliminary hearing will be on Monday. Dr. Bass? ante-mortem statement differs in no important particulars from the report of the tragedy sent out Monday night. | Bass, Henry Turner (I50841)
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| 3188 | Visalia Times-Delta and Tulare Adv-Register, August 29, 2013 Inez Morgan Bassette Inez Morgan Bassette On Friday, August 23, 2013 at 12:06 am our precious mother, grandmother and friend passed into the loving arms of her Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. Inez Finch Morgan Bassette was born February 19, 1934 in McClain County, Oklahoma to parents Roy Lee Finch and Ola Mae Gunter Finch. She is survived by brother Lloyd Leon Finch and sister Lois Finch of Oklahoma; children Angie Carter (Hal), Jan Kennedy of Visalia, and Patricia Redwine (David) of Tulare; stepson Steve Prendergast (Yvonne) of Oakhurst; stepdaughter Linda Pearce of Fresno; 13 grandchildren, 4 step grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren, 26 step-great grandchildren and 1 great great granddaughter. Inez was preceded in death by her brothers, Roy, Jr. Finch, Ricky Dale Finch and Troy Lee Finch. Mom was raised in Oklahoma and graduated from Washington High School in Washington, Oklahoma. In 1954 mom traveled by bus to Stockton, California to live with her sister, Lois. Being pregnant in those days was a hardship if you weren't married, so she and baby girl Angie shared their life together until she met Robert Morgan. They were married in 1956 and had two other daughters, Jan and Patty. They made their home in Stockton for a few years before moving to Visalia permanently. Mom worked very hard all her life to support her family the best she could. Inez worked at Josten's and retired from Moore Business Forms. A year after Robert died, Inez and Angie decided to search for her biological father. They found Holmes E. Bassette in Gordon, Georgia, and after a brief visit by mom and Angie, Inez and Holmes married. They lived in Georgia for several years until Holmes passed away and she returned to Visalia. When Inez could no longer care for herself, she was cared for by her daughter Angie for nearly three years until her death. Mom will be missed by all of us. Being the sweetest woman you could have ever meet, she could stand her ground if the need arose! She was the best mother ever to live! There will be an emptiness in our lives but not our hearts, for she will live there with precious memories forever. Her family wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to Optimal Hospice of Visalia for the loving care they provided to Inez. Visitation will be held on Friday, August 30, 2013 from 3 - 6pm. at Miller Memorial Chapel, 1120 W. Goshen Avenue in Visalia. Graveside funeral services will be held on Saturday, August 31, 2013 at 9 am. at the Visalia District Cemetery, 1300 W. Goshen Avenue in Visalia, CA. Tributes and condolences may be made at www.millerchapel.com. Arrangements entrusted to Miller Memorial Chapel, 1120 W. Goshen Ave., Visalia, CA 93291 (559) 732-8371. | Bassette, Holmes Ellis (I2173)
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| 3189 | Vondel Smith Mortuary, Oklahoma City Robert Michael Bassett March 11, 1958 ? December 17, 2023 Robert ?Mike? Bassett, 65, of Tuttle passed away Sunday, December 17th, 2023 in Oklahoma City. Despite battling complications from diabetes, Mike?s journey was filled with joy. Mike was born March 11, 1958 in Oklahoma City to Robert and Betty Bassett. He was raised in OKC and Mustang along with his brother, Butch and sister, Linda. Mike and his family attended South Lee Methodist Church for many years. Mike was involved in wrestling and football, where he excelled in both sports. As a young man, Mike helped out at his father?s plumbing shop, Basset Mechanical Contractors. Mike graduated from Mustang High School in 1977 and later went on to attend OSU. Mike always had a love for cars and tinkering with them. He decided to become an auto mechanic, which became his lifelong career. He could work on, adjust, or fix just about anything that was sent his way. Mike worked for many years at Mustang Alignment and made countless customers happy during his time there. He met a lot of friends through his work and made some long lasting relationships at the shop. Mike was a fan of good food, racing, and movies. Mike loved to go out to eat with his family and friends at his two favorite spots, Golden Corral or San Marcos. It was a great opportunity to connect and make memories. As far as cars go, Mike built his own modified drag car, ?Spartacus?, out of a 1948 Fiat Topolino 500, which he raced as often as he could. He was in the process of building another car, but his health declined before he could complete it. Some of Mike?s buddies are going to finish it in his honor and that?s what he would have wanted. Although Mike is no longer here with us, he will always be remembered for his kind heart, willingness to help others, and love for his family. Mike was preceded in death by his parents Robert and Betty Bassett and his brother Earl, ?Butch? Bassett. He is survived by his sister, Linda Cornelius and her husband Derel Cornelius, sister in law Debi Bassett, and numerous nieces and nephews: Robert Cornelius, Ryan Cornelius, Scott Cornelius, Tiffany Aduddell, Lacy Boyd, Breanna Bassett, Chalyn Bassett, and Chanda Grubbs. As well as a host of extended loving family and friends. | Bassett, Robert Michael (I178)
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| 3190 | W. Orville Funeral Home, Inc. Michael E. Bass, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania July 29, 1952 ? June 5, 2023 Michael E. Bass, 70, passed away Monday, June 5, 2023 at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston after a long battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Born July 29, 1952 in Chambersburg, PA, he was the son of the late Charles E. Bass, Jr. and Thelma G. (Millhouse) Bass. He was a 1970 graduate of Central Dauphin High School. Following high school he traveled to several states, ultimately landing in Oklahoma where he received his Bachelor of Architectural Studies in 1979 and Masters of Architecture in 1983 from Oklahoma State University. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother-in-law: Joseph Doncevic. Michael was an architect and retired in 2021, and remained a consultant. The bulk of his career was with the design/build firm Cutler Associates Inc., starting in 1991 as a Design Project Manager, and working his way up to Vice President of Design. He specialized in campus planning and preservation; on the campuses of Clark University, WPI, University of New Hampshire, Philips Exeter Academy, Smith College, Mount Holyoke College, Berklee College of Music, University of Maine, and many more. Many of his projects lasted multiple years and spanned across many buildings. He was especially proud of the long lasting relationships he formed. Stubborn yet funny with a quick wit, Michael was loyal and true to those he held dear. He adored doting on his two grandsons, was an avid gardener, automotive enthusiast, lover of classic films and TV, and treasured a wide variety of music. He loved catching a show at the Bull Run in Shirley, MA. As a younger man he enjoyed hunting but as the years passed he took a liking to fishing. Michael loved to cook and grill for friends and family. He was also interested in photography, and loved to visit with friends and family in Pennsylvania. Michael was a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the Central Massachusetts Chapter of Boston Society of Architects (AIA/BSA), the Society of College and University Planners, and the Trust for Historic Preservation. He served on the building committee for the Maynard Public Library. Surviving are his children: Ian B. Bass, Fairfax, CA and Suzanna B. York (and her husband, Anthony York), Phoenix, AZ; his sisters: Cynthia Doncevic, Harrisburg and Juanita Nightwine, Dauphin; 2 grandchildren: Dominic and Rhone; nieces and nephews; and many friends. Graveside Services will be held 11:00 am Thursday, June 15, 2023 at Riverview Cemetery, Halifax. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to your local public library. Kimmel Funeral Home, Harrisburg, is handling arrangements. | Bass, Michael E. (I4954)
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| 3191 | W.L. Wilson & Sons Funeral Home ? Ft Oglethorpe Chapel ? 11 December 2024 Steven Bass Steven Roe Bass Sr., age 76 of Rossville, passed away on Sunday, December 8, 2024. He was born to the late Elmer J. Bass and Juantia Bass in Chattanooga, was a lifelong resident of the Chattanooga area and was of the Baptist faith. Steven work in the textile industry for most of his life, until he retired in 2000. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend who will be greatly missed. Steven is survived by his loving wife, of 32 years, Brenda Bass; son and daughter-in-law, Steven Rose Bass Jr. and Nicole Bass; son, Britton Bass; grandchildren, Zachary Edge, Courtney (Jose) Gonzalez, Steven Roe Bass III, Logan Bass, and Rylee Edge; and several nieces and nephews. The family will have a private memorial service at a later date. Arrangements by W.L. Wilson & Sons Funeral Home-Fort Oglethorpe. | Bass, Steven Roe (I7048)
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| 3192 | Waco Tribune Herald, August 30, 1988 Etta Mathews Mrs. Etta S. Mathews, 85, died Aug 29, 1988 in Waco. Services at Rosemound Cemetery. Mrs. Mathews was born in Cuero TX on Aug 26, 1903 and was educated there. She married W.T. Mathews on May 29, 1935, and he died on Jan 5, 1988. She was a member of Brookview United Methodist church. Survivors include: daughter, Martha Scott of China Spring TX; nine grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. | Staggs, Etta M (I55433)
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| 3193 | Waco Tribune, Texas, September 6, 2006 Commander William C. Rivers Commander William C. Rivers, USN retired, 88, of Dallas and formerly of Mart, passed away on Sunday, Sept 3, 2006, in a Dallas hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8, 2006, at Littlepage Funeral Home with the Rev. Red Sain officiating. Burial with military honors will follow at the Prairie Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8, at the funeral home. William was the youngest of eight children born to the late Will and Maggie Rivers. He was born in Prairie Hill, Texas, where he was reared and educated. In 1939, he enlisted with the U.S. Navy to begin a distinguished career of 28 years. On Dec. 14, 1941, he married Della Faye Bass in Prairie Hill. During his military service, he was qualified in 31 different aircraft as a pilot or aircraft commander, and he accumulated 6,400 flight hours. He was assigned to 21 Naval organizations and one U.S. Air Force organization (as a Naval officer). In the Pacific Theater, Commander Rivers served two tours of duty aboard two different escort carriers: the USS Natoma Bay and the USS Kitkun Bay. He considered the most significant achievement in his military career to have been that in 1945, during his tour as commanding officer of Aircraft Squadron VC-63, not a single pilot or air crewman was lost while his squadron was deployed in the forward area of the Pacific Theater. William received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Southwestern University and a Master's Degree from Southern Methodist University. He was a member of St. Mark Presbyterian Church of Dallas and Prairie Hill Masonic Lodge 741. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Jack, Olin, and Henry; and his sisters, Inez, Bartine, Loretta, and Evelyn. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Della Faye Rivers, of Dallas; daughters, Dianne Wells and husband, Robert, of Houston, Claudia Rivers and Douglas Reed, of El Paso, and Bettina Jordan and husband, Ron, of Keller; granddaughters, Katherine Wells and Elizabeth Cabral, both of Houston, and Hillary Jordan, of Keller; a step-granddaughter, Shay Jordan, of Plano; a great-granddaughter, Claire Madeline Cabral, of Houston; goddaughters, Minnie Cornelius and Juliette Buchanan Rutlledge, both of Dallas; nieces and nephew; and many beloved friends and neighbors. | Rivers, William Clyde (I52160)
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| 3194 | Waco Tribune-Herald, Texas, 20 July 2022 Susie Hernandez Bass 1945 - 2022 Susie Hernandez (Padilla) Bass was greeted by her Lord and Savior on July 17, 2022. She was surrounded by her loving husband and close family when she was called to her heavenly home. Services will be 10:00 a.m., Thursday, July 21, at Latin American United Methodist Church, 1320 Webster Ave., Waco, TX. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery. Officiants will be her nephews, Rev. Rumaldo Jimenez and Chavelo Jimenez. The family will receive visitors from 6 â?" 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, July 20, at Pecan Grove Funeral Home, 3124 Robinson Drive, Waco. Susie was born in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico on December 25, 1945, Christmas day, and given the name La Natividad de Jesus Hernandez. She later legally changed her name to Susie when she became a naturalized American citizen in 1974. Susie will be remembered for her wit, laughter, and love for everyone she knew. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. Susie was a lifetime member of Latin American United Methodist Church and always very proud to say her mother was one of the founding members. She was a true believer. Her commitment to her Lord, Jesus Christ, and his teachings will also be greatly remembered and sorely missed. She was preceded in death by her beloved mother Maria de Jesus Hernandez, brothers Matthew Hernandez and wife Josie, and Ruben Hernandez, sister, Rachel Padilla, and her beloved daughter, Linette Padilla Hagar. She is survived by her husband, Nelson Bass, who loved her dearly and will forever be heartbroken. Also, to cherish her memory is her son, Giovanni (Gino) Padilla, and her step-sons and their wives, James (Alison) Bass, Steve (Marcy) Bass, and Ryan Bass. Grandchildren Jonathon Gayton, Amaya and Nico Padilla, and Ivy Coffee, great-grandson Antonio Gayton, with another on the way, along with many step-grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Other survivors who will greatly miss her are her sister, Angelina Jimenez, numerous nieces and nephews, and a large extended family whom she loved very much. Pallbearers will be her nephews: Rudy Hernandez, Steve Hernandez, Tomas Hernandez, Miguel Jimenez, Randy Hernandez, and Frank Jimenez. Honorary pallbearers are Chavelo Jimenez, Rumaldo Jimenez, Jamie Velasquez, Rumaldo L. (Dondo) Jimenez and grandsons Jonathan Gayton and Nico Padilla. Online guestbook www.pecangrovefuneral.com. | Hernandez, Susie (I300)
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| 3195 | Waco Tribune-Herald, Texas, November 10, 2022 Jimmy Nelson Bass July 19, 1943 ? November 8, 2022 Jimmy Nelson Bass, 79, of Robinson, TX, passed away Tuesday, November 8, 2022. Funeral services will be 10:00 a.m., Thursday, November 17, at Pecan Grove Funeral Home, 3124 Robinson Drive, Waco, with Pastor Rumaldo Jimenez officiating. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery. The family will receive visitors from 6 ? 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 16, at the funeral home. Nelson was born July 19, 1943, in Stephenville, TX, to Joe H. and Doris (Hilliard) Bass. He was a long-time home builder in McLennan County. Nelson opened Papa Joe's bar in Lorena, which he named after his father, Joe. He grew up loving the outdoors which he passed on to his family going on countless trips to Sky High Ranch in Colorado and Big Bend National Park, always going off the beaten path for new adventures. He and his running buddies explored all of Big Bend. One of his greatest joys was placing a memorial he made in memory of his father Joe Bass in Sky High Ranch Forest in Creede, Colorado. Nelson also enjoyed many hobbies including being a private pilot and golfing. Nelson was preceded in death by his parents; his wife of 31 years and love his life, Susie Hernandez Bass; and stepdaughter, Linette Padilla. He is survived by his sons, James Bass and wife Alison, Steve Bass, and wife Marcy; and Ryan Bass; stepson, Giovanni Padilla; grandchildren, Taylor Jaffe and husband Michael, David Bass and wife Ehrin, Blake Bass, Devon Daniels and wife Kayla, Bailey Lowe, Ivy Coffee, Maddie Kolar, Brooklyn Bass and Jonathan Gayton, Amaya Padilla, and Niko Padilla along with many great-grandchildren; his brothers, Ronnie Bass, Ricky Bass, and wife Patricia. Everyone who knew Nelson always referred to him as one of the nicest men they ever met! Nelson loved life to the fullest and he didn't let health problems hold him back from his love of traveling. In Nelson's free spirit are these words from the Willie Nelson song - "Turn out the lights, the party's over!" Online guestbook www.pecangrovefuneral.com. | Bass, Jimmy Nelson (I47438)
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| 3196 | Wade Funeral Home ? Hubbard ? 27 April 2025 David Jackson Bass David Jackson Bass passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and devotion. Born in 1942 in Brownwood, Texas, he was the beloved son of Margaret Watford Bass and Jackson Odell Bass. He is preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Ronald Bass. He is survived by his devoted wife, Glenda Sue Bass, and their five children: David Bass Jr. & wife Melanie, Kimberly Stubblefield & husband John, Michelle McCord & husband Kenny, Tonya Edgett & husband Johnny, and Wendy Easterling & husband Clint. David worked for the Union pacific railroad for many years, faithfully providing for his family through hard work and dedication. In retirement, he embraced the simple joys of life - fishing, hunting, gardening, feeding his critters, and spending time with his ever-growing family. He and Sue were blessed with 28 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren, and nothing brought him more joy than being surrounded by them. In recent years, he often told Sue how thankful he was to live on his land, surrounded by a large, loving, and close-knit family. Those moments of gratitude reflected the life he built-rich in love, filled with purpose, and grounded in faith. David will be remembered for being in his overalls, his quiet strength, steady presence, and the deep love he had for his family. Though he will be dearly missed, his legacy lives on in each of us, and we will carry his wisdom, his stories, and the lessons he taught us for the rest of our lives. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in David's memory to First Baptist Church of Mount Calm, 534 Allyn Ave, Mount Calm, TX 76673. | Bass, David Jackson (I39896)
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| 3197 | Wages & Sons Funeral Homes & Crematories Mary Elizabeth Bassett July 25, 1927 ? November 27, 2021 Mary Elizabeth Bassett, age 94, of Lilburn, GA passed away on Saturday, November 27, 2021. Born on July 25, 1927 in Lithonia, GA. Mary was one of three children. She attended and graduated from Avondale High School, attended a business college in Atlanta, and then married William Hugh Bassett of Decatur, GA in 1948. They had two children. Mary was preceded in death by a brother, Herman J. Taylor, and is survived by a sister, Ruth L. Osborne, age 99, of Suwanee, GA. Over the years, Mary led an active and happy social life at Gwinnett Christian Terrace and at Lilburn Oaks Baptist Church. Her hobbies included crocheting, ceramics, and playing the piano. She was very active in her grandchildrens? lives over the years. Mary?s other survivors include a daughter, Yvonne B. Bouras of Auburn, GA; son, William Hugh Stafford (spouse Louise Stafford) of Snellville, GA; and grandchildren Stephanie B. Mahan (spouse Sean Mahan) of Alpharetta; Bradley C. Bouras (spouse Rebecca Bouras) of Auburn, GA; and Mark A. Bouras of Los Angeles, CA. Great grandchildren include Marissa Mahan, Noelle Mahan and Katherine Mahan. The funeral service will be held Thursday, December 2nd at 2:00 p.m., with visitation one hour prior, at Wages and Sons Funeral Home. Burial at Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery. | Taylor, Mary Elizbeth (I215)
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| 3198 | Wagley Funeral Home Clemence Bassett March 4, 1926 ? September 19, 2017 Blissfield ? Clemence ?Cle? Bassett, age 91 of Blissfield, passed away Tuesday, September 19, 2017, at home with her family. She was born March 4, 1926, in Kfeir, Lebanon to Toufic and Rasmia (Lowen) Thabet. Clemence graduated from South Charleston High School in 1944. She married Farris Bassett on October 15, 1946, and they celebrated over 50 years together before his death. Cle worked as a secretary during the 2nd Great War, and also enjoyed working locally for Dr. Richard Burns and Richland Furs of Blissfield. She was a member of St. Elias Antiochian Orthodox Church in Sylvania, Ohio. Cle was involved with the St. Elias Ladies Society, was a lifetime member of the American Legion Auxillary Post 325 and the Eastern Star. She was a wonderful homemaker and enjoyed knitting, crafts, crocheting, reading, listening to music, being outdoors doing yard work and gardening, and being involved with church activities. Cle loved to cook and made delicious Lebanese dishes. Clemence is survived by her children: Cynthia Brooks of Blissfield, Rev. Protodeacon Michael (Pamela) Bassett of Owosso, and Catherine (William) Verbosky of Rossford, Ohio; grandchildren: Christopher, Jonathan, Danielle (Chris) and Patrick; great-grandchildren: Breydon and Avery; and siblings: Rose Christian, Charles (Layla) Thabet and Carolyn Sadd; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters: Naomi McCarron, Linda Mickel, and brother Edward (Daphne) Thabet. Visitation will be held at St. Elias Church 4940 Harroun Road in Sylvania, Ohio, on Thursday, September 21st from 3-7 PM with Trisagion Prayers at 7 PM. Visitation will also be held at Wagley Funeral Home Tagsold Chapel on Friday, September 22nd beginning at noon with funeral service at 2:00 PM presided by the Very Rev. Father Ayman Kfouf. Burial will follow at Pleasant View Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Elias Church. Online condolences and memories may be shared at www.WagleyFuneralHomes.com. | Thabet, Clemence (I164)
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| 3199 | Walker Funeral Service and Chapel, Inc. Keith ?Big Pete? Bassett Jr. March 1, 1985 ? October 17, 2022 Keith Lavern Bassett Jr. (Big Pete) departed this life on Monday, October 17, 2022, at the age of 37. Big Pete was born on March 1, 1985, the son of Keith Lavern Bassett Sr. and Sheila Inez Bassett in Peoria, Illinois. Big Pete will be lovingly remembered by his devoted and loving Fiance?, Denise Bassett (Lewis), children; Ja?Haree Green, Sy?Riah Joiner, Jamarrion March, Kaliya Bassett, Dever Bassett, Deqarius Bassett, DeMarius Bassett, Courtland Shields, Dasia Perry, father, Keith Bassett Sr., five brothers; Terrance Bassett, Isiaha Bassett, Micheal Bassett, John Crowder, Kevin Carter, ten sisters; Lakia Bassett, Danette Johnson, Tiffany Scott, Damara Johnson, BerRisha Brown, Latoya Crowder, Stephanie Crowder, Tiffany (John) Lawson, Lakeisha Bradley, Kennedy Gaines, two grandchildren; Jay?Von Shields and Maurnise Norman, God-parents; Beverly Bradley, Kathy Brown, a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and special relatives and friends. Pete was preceded in death by his mother, Sheila Bassett, brother; Aaron Bassett, grandparents; Dorothy Thomas, Robert C. Bassett, Dorien Bassett. He graduated from Manual High School. During his high school years Big Pete was a member of a dance group called Persuasion, he loved to dance. Pete later went to further his education at Illinios Central College, and St. Louis Community College. He worked at District 150 as a teacher?s aide for many years. He was a man that wore many hats. His humble beginnings started at Proctor Recreation Center as a host. Pete was better known for his as a Comedian, Promotor, Coach, Host, and Mc. Big Pete was a great comedian, had the opportunity to host Funny & Famous with comedians DeRay Davis, Michael Blackson, Jess Hilarious. He also hosted the River City Soul Fest staring Ashanti & Jarule. Pete was all about the kids and his community. He was a coach for AAU basketball, Team Harvey. He also hosted many other community events. Anyone who had the pleasure of knowing Big Pete knew he had an outgoing personality, and you were about to receive the best laugh ever from him. He had a sense of humor that was unmatched. He enjoyed traveling and partying. Pete loved his cars and rims. He was a member of Flossin Car Club. But most of all he loved spending time with his family and friends and many others, all who were dear to him. Big Pete was a Leader, Dreamer, Icon Figure and truly a ladies' man! He will dearly be missed. ?GO Big or Go Home? Big Pete | Bassett, Keith Lavern Jr. (I35)
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| 3200 | Walker Funeral Service and Chapel, Inc. Keith ?Big Pete? Bassett Jr. March 1, 1985 ? October 17, 2022 Keith Lavern Bassett Jr. (Big Pete) departed this life on Monday, October 17, 2022, at the age of 37. Big Pete was born on March 1, 1985, the son of Keith Lavern Bassett Sr. and Sheila Inez Bassett in Peoria, Illinois. Big Pete will be lovingly remembered by his devoted and loving Fiance?, Denise Bassett (Lewis), children; Ja?Haree Green, Sy?Riah Joiner, Jamarrion March, Kaliya Bassett, Dever Bassett, Deqarius Bassett, DeMarius Bassett, Courtland Shields, Dasia Perry, father, Keith Bassett Sr., five brothers; Terrance Bassett, Isiaha Bassett, Micheal Bassett, John Crowder, Kevin Carter, ten sisters; Lakia Bassett, Danette Johnson, Tiffany Scott, Damara Johnson, BerRisha Brown, Latoya Crowder, Stephanie Crowder, Tiffany (John) Lawson, Lakeisha Bradley, Kennedy Gaines, two grandchildren; Jay?Von Shields and Maurnise Norman, God-parents; Beverly Bradley, Kathy Brown, a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and special relatives and friends. Pete was preceded in death by his mother, Sheila Bassett, brother; Aaron Bassett, grandparents; Dorothy Thomas, Robert C. Bassett, Dorien Bassett. He graduated from Manual High School. During his high school years Big Pete was a member of a dance group called Persuasion, he loved to dance. Pete later went to further his education at Illinios Central College, and St. Louis Community College. He worked at District 150 as a teacher?s aide for many years. He was a man that wore many hats. His humble beginnings started at Proctor Recreation Center as a host. Pete was better known for his as a Comedian, Promotor, Coach, Host, and Mc. Big Pete was a great comedian, had the opportunity to host Funny & Famous with comedians DeRay Davis, Michael Blackson, Jess Hilarious. He also hosted the River City Soul Fest staring Ashanti & Jarule. Pete was all about the kids and his community. He was a coach for AAU basketball, Team Harvey. He also hosted many other community events. Anyone who had the pleasure of knowing Big Pete knew he had an outgoing personality, and you were about to receive the best laugh ever from him. He had a sense of humor that was unmatched. He enjoyed traveling and partying. Pete loved his cars and rims. He was a member of Flossin Car Club. But most of all he loved spending time with his family and friends and many others, all who were dear to him. Big Pete was a Leader, Dreamer, Icon Figure and truly a ladies' man! He will dearly be missed. ?GO Big or Go Home? Big Pete | Family: Keith Lavern Bassett / Sheila Inez Thompson (F9)
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