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She was the loving wife of the late Frederick W. Kasack, a licensed optician in the Danbury area. Noble became his last residence, where his presence was honored and cherished. He was known for his welcoming, kind smile, and twinkle in his eye. He loved people and making friendships...spreading his positivity...and was always willing to lend a helping hand. During WWII, dances at local halls were a popular form of entertainment, where people danced to swing bands.
Marjorie was a graduate of the Cornell Nursing School and worked for Planned Parenthood for 35 years as director of their Northern Westchester office. During that time she also traveled to prisons and schools to talk about contraception and women’s health. She worked as a volunteer for the local library wherever she lived, and was a passionate and active Democrat. With great sadness, we announce the loss of Edward Allan Baker, beloved father, grandfather, brother, husband, playwright, teacher, colleague, and friend. On the evening of Saturday, November 20, 2021, Ed Baker passed, surrounded by love from friends and family, at St Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport, CT.
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Wednesday, October 19, at St. Bernard’s Church, New Street, Sharon. Calling hours will be at the Kenny Funeral Home, 41 Main St., Sharon, from 4 to 6 p.m. SHARON - Françoise Rubinsztein Friedlaender, an early woman pioneer in business and science, died suddenly on October 10, 2022 in Sharon Hospital.
Also a volunteer for the Falls Village Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. Care Center in Sharon, CT. She was the loving wife of the late Alan R. Becker of Sharon. She was predeceased by her sisters, Kathleen Marcon, and Irene Toffey and brother William R. Tobin, Jr. The sounds of the bassoon, English horn, flute, oboe, recorder and piano emanated from Tom’s practice rooms throughout his life. Performed Rachmaninoff’s 2nd Piano Concerto before a one-thousand person audience at age 18.
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A small, private gathering to celebrate Mary Stuart’s life will be held in the coming weeks. If you would like to make a donation in her name, please do so with either the Salisbury Visiting Nurse Association or Hospice. Mary Stuart will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Mary was born January 16, 1940, the daughter of Richard and Agnes Wilson. CORNWALL BRIDGE - Mary Sager, 82, passed away September 6, 2022 at Sharon Healthcare Center. Her most acclaimed reporting came during the 2003 Iraq war. More than 500 journalists, including more than 100 Americans, covered the run up to the war. NORTH CANAAN - Paul Ottar Satre Jr., 84 of North Canaan died December 20, 2021 at Geer Nursing and Rehab Center.
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He also leaves behind his two step children from his current marriage, Richard Bournique and his wife Patty of Garden City, New York and Bonnie Girard and her husband Steven of West Granby, Connecticut. He is survived by many grandchildren, great grandchildren and step grandchildren; Leah Burns, Lance Butle, Amy Bhare, Emily Bahre, Mason Bradley, Tristian Burns, Aaron Burns, Heather Girard, Kyle Girard, and Megan Bournique. Ann was born on February 21, 1937, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Mariada Comer and Walter E. Arensberg. In early 1946, shortly after her father returned from service in the Navy in WWII, she and her younger brother, Walter moved with the family to Habana, Cuba where her father represented the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company.
Edward Kirby is survived by his wife; three daughters, Anne Kirby , Medfield, MA, Maureen Dore (Thomas P. Jr.) Sharon, and Kaki Kirby Fort Lauderdale, FL; two sons, Kevin Kirby , Wethersfield, and Edward M. Kirby, Jr. Kent; seven grandchildren, Gregory, William, Kevin, Jonathan, Kathleen, Emily and Thomas, and a great-grandson, Jack Edward. He was predeceased by his parents and a sister, Mary Loper. Chris is survived by his brother, David Kaufholz, of Franklin, North Carolina, and former wives, Lucy Lamson, of Salisbury, Connecticut, and Michele Conklin, of Canaan, Connecticut. Chris asked that there be no formal services, but that his ashes be spread on his beloved island in Maine. She leaves her daughter Laure Peterson and husband Alan of Dedham, MA a grandson Joshua Fontaine and wife Christina of North Haven, CT and 3 great grandchildren Jackson, Lucy and Rae Fontaine.
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She was predeceased by her husband Norman, a daughter Debra Fontaine and her husband John, a sister Donna DiLullo and brother William Palmer. She was always smiling even during the final tough years of her life. Especially gardening, doing crafts and cooking great meals. Rita is survived by son Lawrence Rundall Jr. and his wife Claire of Pine Plains, N.Y., son Jerome Rundall and his wife Karen of Elizaville, N.Y., and daughter Robin Rundall Swartz of Pine Plains. N.Y. In addition, she is survived by granddaughter Nicole Rundall Kosiorek, her husband Matthew, and great grandchildren Juliana and Matthew Jr. According to his partner of 48 years, Jim Flaherty, “Bob was the ideal partner—whatever I couldn’t do, wouldn’t do and didn’t want to learn to do, Bob did perfectly”.
Travis, the youngest of five children, was welcomed into Heaven by his father, Sidney Ball, Sr. He is survived by his mother Shirley Ball, his brothers Sidney Jr. , Richard , Robert , as well as his other half in life and twin sister, Tracy Nolan. He also leaves behind many nieces and nephews along with an extended family that will forever miss his presence on earth. David M. Brown, beloved son, brother, uncle and friend, passed away on August 30, 2021, after living a wonderful life filled with love.
He then taught chemistry and coached rowing at The King’s School, Canterbury from 1953 to 1969. Seeking new adventures, Neil moved with his young family to Quebec in 1969 to teach at Stanstead. A year later, Neil was recruited by the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville to teach chemistry. While at Hotchkiss Neil also started the sailing program, and later coached girls’ varsity field hockey, both teams winning championships in short order. She had a beautiful way of gathering people from all walks of life and holding them close over long periods of time.
His love for New England, specifically Northwestern CT, kept him here for most of his adult life; hiking, canoeing, and enjoying the bird life of the area, were some of his treasured pastimes. AMENIA, NY - George F. Wilkens, 94, of Amenia, and formerly Bedford, New York, died January 12, 2022. He had recovered from a serious fall in November but developed pneumonia at Christmas time. SALISBURY - Ann E. Arensberg, prize-winning author and long-time resident of Salisbury died at the Sharon Health Care Center on Thursday morning, January 13, 2022. The cause of death was cardiopulmonary arrest complicated by Covid 19, according to the medical report and the Kenny Funeral Home. His granddaughter Melissa Woodin discovered his great love to travel and took him on many adventures with her family during his retirement which he simply adored.
CANTON - Peter A. Dzenutis Sr., 95, of Canton CT, died peacefully April 9, 2022, at his home on Case St., husband to Luigina Dzenutis. Peter was born in Secaucus, NJ on December 13, 1926, to John and Mary Dzenutis, who both died at an early age and Peter was raised by his predeceased Aunt and Uncle, Elizabeth and Ralph Gibowich, of Bronx, NY. SALISBURY - Rosemary Allen, 83, of Salisbury, died peacefully at Noble Horizons on April 11, 2022. Anyone wishing to honor our dad's memory may donate to the Arts Fund for Region One, a fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation. Memorial contributions can be sent to Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, 800 North Main Street, Sheffield, MA or visit/donate.
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