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| 3251 | Woonsocket Call, Rhode Island, 30 May 2023 Jacqueline Bessette Jacqueline "Jackie" (Chenier) Bessette, 91, of Blackstone, died May 25, 2023 in St. Vincent Hospital, Worcester. She was the wife of Charles E. Bessette, whom she married April 9, 1999. Born in Canada, she was the daughter of the late Albert E. and Flora M. (Marquis) Chenier. Jackie was a graduate of St. Clare High School. She worked as an accountant at Taft-Peirce Manufacturing Company for 39 years, and later for CVS corporation for 6 years, retiring in 1996. Jackie was a communicant of the former St. Theresa's Church, Blackstone. She was an avid reader, and enjoyed crossword puzzles. Besides her husband, Charles, she leaves three stepchildren, Suzanne Guilbert and her husband, Donald, of Palm Bay, FL, Maurice Bessette and his wife, Harriet, of Atlanta, GA, and Christine Laverdiere and her husband, David, of Woonsocket; two nieces, Michelle Cote and her husband, Randall, of Woonsocket, and Lisa Bouffard and her husband, Claude of Blackstone. She was predeceased by her sister, Denyse Remillard. Her funeral will be held Friday, June 2, 2023 with a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM in Divine Mercy Parish at St. Paul's Church, 48 St. Paul St., Blackstone, MA. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. | Chenier, Jacqueline J. (I19453)
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| 3252 | Wooster Funeral Home and Cremation Services ? Pauls Valley ? 2 January 2025 Sherry Kay (Cosper) Bass YUKON - Sherry Kay (Cosper) Bass, 67, passed away peacefully on December 30, 2024, in Yukon, Oklahoma. She was born on November 6, 1957, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to J.D. Cosper and Mildred Lavonne (Nelson) Harbison. A 1976 graduate of Yukon High School, Sherry excelled in track and as a flutist. She dedicated her life to creating a loving home for her family while working in various professional roles, ultimately concluding her career in accounting at an wholesale distributor company. On November 22, 2022, she married Ken Bass in Oklahoma City, beginning a cherished chapter of companionship and joy. An avid gardener and nature enthusiast, Sherry found particular delight in bird watching, teaching others how to garden, and creating beautiful floral arrangements. She was known for her southern cooking, quick wit, and playful "jump scares," bringing laughter to those around her. Sherry's deep affection for animals was evident in her devoted care of her beloved dogs, Garrett and Gabbie. She is survived by her husband, Ken Bass; her brothers, Jerry Cosper and wife Rikki of Yukon, and Mark Cosper and wife Genevieve of the Philippines; her children, Jon (JP) Nelson and wife Ashley of Leander, Nicole (Nikki) Slaton and husband Brandon of Yukon, and Aimi Nelson Sheese and husband Isaiah of Colorado; her step-children, Jeremy Bass of Lewiston, Idaho, David Bass and wife Kayla of Moscow, Idaho, and Coral Haight-Bass and wife Dale Haight of Clarkston, Washington; and her grandchildren, Jax and Jude Slaton, and August Nelson. Sherry was preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Joe David Cosper. Services will be held Saturday, January 4, 2025, at 11:00 AM at Wooster Funeral Home Chapel in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. Interment will follow at Maxwell Cemetery in Oil Center, Oklahoma. The family welcomes all to join them for a luncheon at Punkins BBQ in Pauls Valley following the interment. Services are under the direction of Wooster Funeral Home. Condolences may be shared at www.woosterfuneralhomes.com. | Cosper, Sherry Kay (I7142)
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| 3253 | Worcester Evening Gazette, Monday, April 1, 1929 A Very Good Farm Within three miles of the center of Leominster. Property consists of 6-room house, 2 barns, 40 acres of mowing land, 60 acres of pasture and woodland, 100 fruit trees. Price reasonable and on easy terms. Apply to Julius I. Bassett, Leominster. Springfield Union, Massachusetts, May 16, 1951 Julius Bassett The funeral of Julius Bassett will be Thursday afternoon at the Ellington funeral home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery, New Lebanon, N.Y. The family will meet friends at the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. 1910 Federal Census of Leominster, Worcester County, MA (27 Apr 1910) Julius Bassett 35 M MA MA MA Head Retail Merchant Restaurant Mabel 36 F MA MA MA Wife Evelyn 15 F MA MA MA Daughter (Married 17 years, 1 child, 1 living) | Bassett, Julius Ivers (I14794)
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| 3254 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette, MA, Friday, November 26, 1993 Lawrence C. Bassett ORANGE CITY, Fla. - Lawrence C. Bassett, 83, formerly of Northboro and Berlin, Mass., died Wednesday in John Knox Village Medical Center after a long illness. He leaves his wife of 56 years, Grace (Boothby) Bassett; a son, Rev. Joseph A. Bassett of Chestnut Hill, Mass.; a daughter, Jane A. Henderson of Old Mystic, Conn.; a foster son, Donald A. Prescott of Klamath Falls, Ore.; and seven grandchildren. He was born in Hyde Park, Mass., son of Joseph W. and Nellie V. (Ellis) Bassett, and was raised in Harwich Center, Mass. He lived 27 years in Northboro before moving to Berlin in 1964, and then returned to Harwich Center in 1973. He moved to Florida in 1981. He attended Harwich schools and graduated from East Greenwich Academy, East Greenwich, R.I., in 1932. He also completed a course at the New York Institute of Finance. Mr. Bassett was a stockbroker for A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc. in Hyannis for several years, retiring in 1981. Previously, he was a stockbroker for Paine Webber Co.; A.G. Edwards & Sons Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; and Sands, Taylor & Wood in Worcester, Mass. He was a member of both the School Committee and Planning Board in Northboro, and was instrumental in the building of Memorial Field. He was a member of the First Unitarian Congregational Church; the Central Massachusetts Baseball Umpires Association; and St. Bernard's Lodge of Masons in Southboro. He was a former member of the Northboro Boy Scout Troop Committee. He played minor-league baseball as a catcher in the Cape Cod (Mass.) League during the 1930s. He also played in the Blackstone Valley (Mass.) League and formed an American Legion team in Northboro. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Barnstable Unitarian Church, 3330 Main St., Route 6A, East Barnstable, Mass. Burial will be at a later date in Island Pond Cemetery, Harwich. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to a charity of one's choice. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, 163 South Volusia Ave., is directing arrangements. | Bassett, Lawrence Crocker (I32805)
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| 3255 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Massachusetts, 5 Sep 2001 Donald J. Bassett, 69 SPENCER - Donald J. Bassett, 69, of 4 Water St., a retired business owner and operator and a longtime musician, died Tuesday, Sept. 4, in Providence Extended Care Center, Worcester, after a brief illness. He leaves his wife of 49 years, Beverly A. (Fountaine) Bassett; a son, Norman D. Bassett of Spencer; two daughters, Diane I. Baxter of the Jefferson section of Holden and Lynn C. Dalbeck of Princeton; a sister, Claire Lapierre of Hernando, Fla.; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. He was born in Spencer, son of Ernest and Irene (Gauthier) Bassett, and wintered in Orange City, Fla. He graduated from David Prouty High School and attended New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. He was a Navy veteran of the Korean War. Mr. Bassett was a licensed electrician and electrical contractor, owning Don Bassett Electrick for 30 years and retiring in 1994. He was also a professional musician, playing drums in area bands here and in Orange City. He taught drums from his home for many years and played drums in the Navy band at Dwight D. Eisenhower's inauguration. He was a member of American Legion Post 138, Spencer Lions Club, and Our Lady of the Rosary Church. He enjoyed playing horseshoes. The funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 7, in Our Lady of the Rosary Church, 7 Church St. Burial will be at the family's convenience in Mary, Queen of the Rosary Cemetery. Calling hours are private. Please omit flowers. Donations may be made to American Cancer Society, 30 Speen St., Framingham MA 01701; or toe Spencer Rescue Squad, PO Box 147, Spencer, MA 01562. J. Henri Morin & Son Funeral Home, 23 Maple Terrace, is directing arrangements. | Bassett, Donald (I16768)
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| 3256 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Massachusetts, Friday, May 12, 2000 Pearl O. Bassett Smith MILLBURY -- Pearl O. (Bassett) Smith, 73, of 32B Manor Road, died Thursday, May 11, at home after a long illness. Her husband of 44 years, Samuel M. Smith, died in 1989. She leaves two sons, Wayne G. and Kevin A. Smith, both of Sutton; three sisters, Edith Logan of Auburn, Emma LeVitre of Millbury, and Judy Volungis of Sturbridge; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; nephews and nieces. A daughter, Gail N. Watkins of Millbury, died in 1991. She was born in Templeton, daughter of Chester and Emma (Plouffe) Bassett, and lived in Grafton for several years before moving to Millbury more than 40 years ago. She attended Grafton High School. She was a member of St. Brigid's Catholic Parish, and enjoyed crocheting, cards, and dancing. The funeral will be held Saturday, May 13, from Turgeon Funeral Home, 56 Main St., with a Mass at noon in St. Brigid's Church, 59 Main St. Burial will be in Central Cemetery. Calling hours are from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, May 12, in the funeral home. Donations may be made to Hospice of Central Massachusetts Inc., 120 Thomas St., Worcester, MA 01608. 1930 Federal Census of Millbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts (7 April 1930) Albert Plouffe - 72 - M - CF-CF-CF - Head Louisa - 57 - F - CF-CF-CF - Wife Henry - 31 - M - MA-CF-CF - Son - Fixer Grinding Mill Doris - 21 - F - MA-CF-CF - Daughter - Weaver Cotton Mill Joseph - 20 - M - MA-CF-CF - Son - Help Feld Mill Emma L. Bassette - 27 - F - MA-CF-CF - Daughter Doris E. - 9 - F - NH-MA-MA - Granddaughter Chester A. - 6 - M - MA-MA-MA - Grandson Edith N. - 5 - F - MA-MA-MA - Granddaughter Pearl O. - 3 - F - MA-MA-MA - Granddaughter (CF - French Canadian) (Married at 19 and 18) (Emma married at 17) | Bassette, Pearl Olive (I41)
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| 3257 | Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Massachusetts, Wednesday, March 13, 2002 Marjorie S. Bassett Makynen SPENCER -- Marjorie S. (Bassett) Makynen, 75, of 57 Thompson Pond Road, died Tuesday, March 12, in St. Vincent Hospital at Worcester Medical Center. Her husband, Raymond M. Makynen, died in 1994. She leaves two sons, Michael R. Makynen of Hopkinton and Wilfred E. Makynen of Spencer; a daughter, Sharon M. Howard of Brookfield; four grandchildren; and two great-grandsons. She was born in Spencer, daughter of Wilfred J. and Albertina M. (Sharon) Bassett, and graduated from David Prouty High School. Mrs. Makynen was a homemaker. She was also a Confraternity of Christian Doctrine teacher at Holy Rosary Church, now Our Lady of the Rosary Church, and volunteered doing church records. She and her husband were park rangers in the Vermont State Park system. She enjoyed painting, crocheting and writing short stories and poems. She was a member of Our Lady of the Rosary Church. The funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 16, in Our Lady of the Rosary Church, 6 Church St. Burial will be in Mary, Queen of the Rosary Cemetery. Calling hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, March 15, in Pillsbury Funeral Home, 163 Main St. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Scleroderma Research Foundation, Pueblo Medical Commons, 2320 Bath St. 307, Santa Barbara, CA 93105. | Bassett, Marjorie S. (I19354)
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| 3258 | Worthington Funeral Home Tracy ?Pat? Patrick Bass September 5, 1932 ? March 19, 2024 Tracy Patrick "Pat" Bass Sr., age 91, of Chadbourn passed away on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at Cape Fear Valley in Fayetteville. Pat was born in Columbus County to the late Raymond Edward Lee Bass and Eldese Atkinson. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Eloise Gore Bass and a brother Raymond Jack Bass. Pat was active in the Airforce from 1952-1956 and also enjoyed a career teaching mathematics and coaching football. He later joined the insurance business and eventually retired from a home service called Watt Count out of Charlotte. Following his retirement, Pat returned home to his hometown of Chadbourn, NC. Surviving family includes his children, Nancy B. Adams (Yewell) and Tracy Bass Jr. all of Chadbourn; siblings, Francis "Boggy" Bass (Mary) of Lumberton and Richard Eustis Bass (Sissy) of Fairmont and many nieces and nephews. | Bass, Tracy Patrick (I6065)
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| 3259 | Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home Joni Clifton Bass September 25, 1955 ? Spetmeber 22, 2022 Joni Clifton Bass, 66, of Ringgold, VA, went to be with her Lord Thursday, September 22, 2022, while at Roanoke Memorial Hospital after a decline in health for the past few weeks. Joni was born in Danville, VA., on September 25, 1955, a daughter of the late John Eldriff Clifton and Ella Mae Swaim. She lived her entire life in the Danville Community. She worked at Presto Products Company in South Boston, VA before retiring. Joni enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. Joni is survived by four daughters; Bethany Tucker (Victor) of Danville VA., Sara Bass of Lynchburg, VA., Courtney Bass of Waynesboro, VA., Kimberly Bass (Travis Murray) of Virgilina , VA. and seven grandchildren, Jordan, Kamryn , Chase, Karleigh, Hynlee, Eli and Ella. She was predeceased by one grandson, Lucas. The family will be receiving friends on Sunday, September 25, 2022 from 4:00PM to 5:00PM at the Wrenn-Yeatts Westover Chapel and at other times at the residence of her daughter Kimberly Bass at 1246 Shady Grove Church Road, Virgilina VA.. 24598 Wrenn-Yeatts Westover Chapel is respectfully serving the Bass family. | Clifton, Joni Marie (I343)
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| 3260 | Wright Funeral & Cremation Services Theresa Renee Bass October 15, 1956 ? November 22, 2022 Theresa Renee Bass, a devoted family woman and significant grassroots leader in Kennett Square, died unexpectedly in her sleep at her home in the Historic East Linden Neighborhood on Tuesday, November 22nd, 2022. Born in Ashe County, North Carolina, Theresa came to Kennett Square in 1959, eventually moving with her six siblings to a historic home at the heart of the Borough in 1971. Her mother, Ophelia Bass, was the rock of the family, and Theresa was devoted to her, caring for her at home through a long illness. As a young child, Theresa helped support her hard-working mother by caring for her younger siblings, and she never wavered in her dedication to her brothers and sisters: Harold Creon Bass and Avery Allan Bass, who predeceased her, and Grayling Bass, Drusilla Butler, Michael Bass, and Lesia Bass, all of New Castle County, Delaware. She and her siblings, along with her life-long friend Barbara Williams, led legendary social lives as part of a tight-knit, small-town community. Theresa was a 1976 graduate of Kennett High School. Theresa, called Sissy by family, purchased a home near her mother and worked long hours as a machinist while raising her own children, Jermaine A. Bass, LaToya M. Myers, and Tara N. Irons. After an on-the-job accident, Theresa devoted herself entirely to community leadership and to helping to raise her grandchildren, who were her light and her hope: Payton Ophelia Corp, Taliyah Renee (Ren) Irons, and Ariella Nicole Irons. Theresa was also trustee of Bethel AME Church in Kennett Square, and participated actively in many community groups, from Playback Theater to Bridging the Community. Other interests included drawing and painting, local history, gardening, word searches, and fast cars. She had encyclopedic knowledge of the region?s African-American families and the relationships between them, and found many ways to lend a personal helping hand whenever she could. As a community organizer, Theresa?s innovative spirit and commitment to action were remarkably effective. Determined to stay when homes began to fall into disrepair and levels of street violence rose, Theresa brought neighbors and allies together to focus energy on the needs of children, and she was tireless in her efforts to provide meals, academic help, social activities, coats, holiday gifts, and constant personal support to children and youth. She pioneered a humane approach to discouraging adverse street life in partnership with three successive police chiefs, relying on direct communication and encouraging personal relationships to win the peace. The founder and leader of the Joseph & Sarah Carter Community Development Corporation, Theresa and the social movement she inspired profoundly improved the Historic East Linden Neighborhood, the Borough of Kennett Square, and the region. Her particular commitments to supporting immigrant families, making connections across social boundaries, and investing in humanity were transformative; these were rooted in her deep faith, and Theresa?s tireless service was shaped directly by a deeply prayerful devotion to the Lord. She had many friends across the region; she was powerfully influential in local government; and she was a vital, positive force in the lives of generations of children and young people. In addition to her siblings, children, and grandchildren, Theresa is survived by her siblings? spouses and their children: Harold?s son Jaheem; Grayling?s spouse Donna and their son Curtis; Drusilla?s husband Barry Butler and their son Aaron; and Michael?s wife Lisa and their children Sharí, Ashley, and Malcolm. She is also survived by her uncle, George McMillan. Her father, Isaac Cox Bass, predeceased her. A service of remembrance will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Advent 401 N Union Street, Kennett Square on Thursday, December 1, 2022, at 11:00 AM, with viewing beginning at 9:00 AM. Burial at Union Hill Cemetery will follow. A recorded conversation with Theresa Bass about her life and activism is available in the StoryCorps archive at https://archive.storycorps.org/interviews/theresa-bass-and-ethan-cramer/ Flowers may be sent to church on the day of the service. The flower theme colors are red and white. Flowers can be ordered from Zena Florist https://zenaflorist.com/ | Bass, Theresa Rene (I9)
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| 3261 | Wright Funeral Home and Crematory Patricia Hall Bass (Picture included) June 6, 1956 ? April 18, 2018 Franklin ? Patricia Hall ?Patti? Bass, 61 passed away on April 18, 2018 in her home with her daughter by her side. She was born June 6, 1956 in Orlando, Florida to Nance Anderson Hall and the late Bert Edwin Hall, Jr. She graduated from West Hampton University where she majored in Foreign Language Studies. Patti was preceded in death by the love of her life David A. Bass, her son Kenneth H. Moore, and infant daughter Meredith N. Moore. She is survived by her daughter Kathleen Moore, Carlos Ferreiras (soon to be son-in-law), grandson Ashton, and her favorite cat Boo. She is also survived by her sisters Margie Gillum, Jackie Updike (Kyle), Lori Hall, and Carrie Duckwall (Thomas), and her brothers Thomas Hall (Shubie), Chris Hall, and Peter Hall (Leanne), as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Patti retired from the State of Virginia. She worked in a variety of roles for the Department of Corrections, as a junior probation and parole officer, an ombudsman, the superintendent of a Women?s Diversion Center, Deputy Chief of Suffolk, and lastly, she retired as Chief of Probation and Parole in Franklin. Patti had an affinity for flamingos and many would agree that Patti?s personality was synonymous with the effervescent pink bird that she was so fond of. She also enjoyed traveling and she and her late husband David loved taking cruises and going on excursions around the Caribbean. Patti had many interests and was very involved in her church and her community, always giving back and finding ways to be a positive impact. Patti was a lover of life; she embraced everything and everyone and always looked for the best in each situation. A celebration of Patti?s life will be held at 2 PM Tuesday, April 24, 2018, in St. Jude?s Catholic Church, 1014 Clay Street, Franklin, VA. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in Patti?s name may be made to St. Jude?s Catholic Church Building Fund. The family extends a special thanks to Patti?s friend Vonda Sessoms and her neighbors, the Bryants. | Hall, Patricia (I3391)
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| 3262 | WTVA, 8 January 2025 Chester Paul Bass Jr. PONTOTOC - Chester Paul Bass, Jr., 74, passed on January 7, 2025, at his home. He graduated from Treadwell High School and was a Vietnam War veteran, where he received three bronze stars. Following his military service, he married his wife and began his career with Bellsouth, where he worked for over 30 years. Together they had three beautiful girls. After retiring from the telephone company, he and his wife enjoyed spending time with their family and traveling. Survivors include his wife 53 years, Dorothy Bass, his 3 girls, Daniell (Kevin) Hoing, Jennifer (Jamie) Foshee, and Paula (McNeil) Stanford, 7 grandchildren, Brandon (Nicole) Keith, Victoria (Joe) Wages, Brittany (Hunter) Houston, Andrew (Meredith) Bridgman, Wyatt Stanford, JT (Haylee) Foshee, and Riley Stanford, 10 great-grandchildren, his mother, Sadie Bass, his brother, Larry (Dawn) Bass, and his sister, Ann (Darryl) Butler. He was preceded in death by his father, Chester Paul Bass, Sr. Services will be Thursday, January 9, 2025, at 2PM at Tutor Memorial Funeral Home in Pontotoc with Bro. Greg Herndon officiating. Visitation will begin at 12PM. Burial will follow in Valley Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Andrew Bridgman, Brandon Keith, Joe Wages, Wyatt Stanford, JT Foshee, and Hunter Houston. | Bass, Chester Paul Jr. (I7117)
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| 3263 | Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home Glyn D. Bass April 2, 1945 ? August 12, 2022 Glyn D. Bass, of Merritt Island, Florida passed away peacefully, with his family by his side, August 13, 2022 at the age of 77. He was preceded in death by his parents, Noah and Nita Bass, of Palmetto, Florida. He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Terri Bass, and his sons of which he was so proud, Jay Bass and Jeff Bass. He held a special place in his heart for his siblings, William Bass, Leon Bass and Linda Laugen (Ron) as well as all his nieces & nephews enjoying many memorable visits together over the years. Glyn would hope that his entire family, from close to extended, knows how much they meant to him. A man that enjoyed helping others whether he knew you or not, sincere in his efforts, lived his life honestly and with integrity. He was modest, kind, and compassionate. Glyn was a loving husband, proud and mentoring father, and a lifelong friend to many. Glyn was a Navy veteran, proud to serve his country, proceeding on to college at Embry-Riddle University and the University of South Florida to fulfill his degree as an Aeronautical Engineer. He had an extensive career with various companies at the Kennedy Space Center during the early days of the Space Shuttle & Cape Canaveral Air Force Station where he found his niche with The Aerospace Corporation, spending 26+ years providing Payload Support to the Titan, Delta, & Atlas rocket launches. Glyn met his biggest challenge in life when he was diagnosed with Alzheimer?s. He & his wife, Terri, met every day with a positive attitude towards making each day the best it could be. The owner and staff at Tuscany Villa ALF, Rockledge, FL provided above & beyond additional care & attention during Glyn?s last two years with us. Their support was incredibly appreciated. Services are planned for September 3 with arrangements being coordinated through Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home, Merritt Island, Florida. Visitation 2-4pm; Service 4-5pm. | Bass, Glyn D. (I3550)
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| 3264 | Wyman Robert Funeral Home Monroe Bass November 8, 1939 ? March 2, 2021 Monroe Bass, age 81, of Lufkin, Texas, passed from this life on Tuesday, March 2, 2021, at his residence. He was born November 8, 1939, to the late Sam Bass and Betsy (Honnie) Bass. He had several occupations, including, store clerk, bus driver, and septic truck operator. He also was a Baptist Minister for some time. He enjoyed spending time with family. Those left to cherish his memory include wife Margie (Steptoe) Bass; sons John Norman, Mitch Norman of Broaddus, Timmy Steptoe, Jerry Steptoe, David Bass of Lufkin, Frank Bass Jr. of Huntington, Sammy Bass of Houston; daughters Telisa Sheffield of Etoile, Sherry Bass of Livingston, Beth Bass of Rusk, Mary Bass of Carthage; 29 Grandchildren; 54 Great-grandchildren; 4 Great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday, March 6, 2021, at 2:00pm, in the Wyman Roberts Memorial Chapel, San Augustine, Texas, with Doyle Luther officiating. Burial to follow at Sowell Cemetery, San Augustine County, Texas. Visitation will be Friday, March 5, 2021, 5:00pm - 8:00pm, at the Wyman Roberts Funeral Home, San Augustine, Texas. Pallbearers include James Tillery, Raymond Vasquez, Chris Miller, Johnathan Tillery, Edward Lynn Steptoe, Cody Bass, Michael Bass. | Bass, Monroe (I5418)
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| 3265 | Xenia Daily Gazette, Ohio, Wednesday, 20 October 1978 Mildred Sarchet Mrs. Robert (Mildred) Sarchet, 56, of 418 Warm Springs Dr., Fairborn, died Tuesday at Greene Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient the last week. She was born May 31, 1920 in old Fairfield. She had resided in Fairborn all her life. She was the daughter of Roy and Kathryn (Mille) Bassett. She is survived by her husband, Robert; three daughters, Mrs. Kathryn Hasham, Cincinnati, Ann and Patricia Sarchet, both of Fairborn; her mother Mrs. Kathyrn Bassett, Fairborn, one brother, the Rev. Paul H. Bassett, Worthington, and one granddaughter, Shana Hasham. She was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ, member of the League of Women Voters, Rotary Ans, Greene Country Club, past president of East Elementary PTA, and was a junior at Wright State University majoring in political science. She was a 1941 graduate of Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing, Dayton, member of Audubon Society of Dayton, and Dayton Philharmonic Association. Visitation will be at the Burcham Funeral Home, 119 E. Main St., Fairborn, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home with the Rev. David Schwab officiating. Burial will be in Fairfield Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Mildred Sarchet Audubon Fund, First National Bank, Fairborn. | Bassett, Mildred Louise (I409)
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| 3266 | Young Colonial Patricia ?Patty? Bassett Dec. 4, 1954 ? Jan. 25, 2026 Patricia ?Patty? Bassett, age 71, of Marine City, passed away January 25, 2026. She was born December 4, 1954 in St. Clair. Patty worked many years and was a well known lunch lady at Washington Elementary School in Marine City. She formed many longtime friendships during these years. Patty also worked at Utica Schools as a crossing guard and lunch lady. After moving back to Marine City she was employed at Pac-Lite Products and later transferred to SMR. In her spare time, Patty enjoyed gardening, tending to her flowers and baking until her health deteriorated. Patty is survived by her son, Joe (Emily) Bassett; granddaughter, Mikayla Bassett; previous daughter in law, Bryanne Bassett; sister, Darlene (Paul) Vermeulen, brothers, Vincent (Virginia) Reynolds and Jim (Peggy) Reynolds, sister and caregiver, Lynne (Curt) Sicken and many nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. Patty is predeceased by her mother, Betty Reynolds; son, Richard Bassett; grandson, Malcolm Bassett and fiancé, Jed Dorton. A funeral service will be held Friday, January 30th at 11:00 a.m. at Young Funeral Home, China Twp. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Marine City. Visiting hours are Thursday, January 29th from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Friday 10:30 to 11:00 a.m. prior to service at funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the wishes of the family. To leave a message of comfort visit https://www.youngcolonial.com. | Patricia (I19603)
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| 3267 | Young Colonial Chapel Funeral Home, Inc. Norma Jean Bassett July 1, 1927 ? April 25, 2023 ?Dear God, we cared enough to send you over our very best.? Norma Jean Bassett, age 95, of Marine City passed away April 25, 2023. She was born on July 1, 1927 in St. Clair to the late John and Minnie (Osterland) Dragmiller. Norma graduated from St. Clair High School in 1945. She played softball on a women?s softball league and won the State Championship in 1942. Norma married Gerald (Jerry) Bassett on May 15, 1948 and they resided in marine City all of their married life until Jerry?s passing in 2004. Norma was a lifelong member of St. John?s United Church of Christ, Marine City. She was an extremely loving, kind and gentle lady. She was known as Mimi to all of her grandchildren and all of their friends. Norma was very witty and she loved music. Her and Jerry were avid sports fans they loved their winters in Florida and having season tickets to the Detroit Tigers Spring Training games. She is survived by her children, Jerry J. (Dianna) Bassett, Jeannie (Warren) Senger, Johnny Ray Bassett and Joni Richmond; grandchildren, John (Lilly0 Daniels, Amanda Kort, Lindsay Nelson, Melissa Senger, Courtney (Jesse) LaBuhn, Matt (Lisa Senger) Joshua (Chantel) DeLorge and Lacey Bassett.; 20 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren sister, Donna Simons along with many nieces and nephews. Norma is preceded in death by her son-in-law David Richmond, siblings and their spouses, Bill (June) Dragmiller, Bing (Monnie) Dragmiller, Mabel (Rolly) Hallier, Evelyn (Ernie) Gallagher and Eddie Simons; her in laws Don (Margaret) Bassett and Esther (Pete) Roehl. A memorial service will be held Saturday May 6, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. at Young Funeral Home, China Twp. with visiting from 2:00 p.m. until time of service at the funeral home. To leave a message of comfort visit www. youngcolonial.com. | Dragmiller, Norma Jean (I12284)
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| 3268 | Young Fulford Funeral Home and Crematory Thomas Jackson Bassett October 14, 1945 ? October 31, 2024 Thomas Jackson ?Jack? Bassett, a beloved brother, father, grandfather, and devoted friend, passed away peacefully on October 31, 2024, at the age of 79. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Jack is survived by his son, Ian Bassett, daughter-in-law, Carolyn Bassett, his grandson, Jesse Bassett, his sister, Linda Hughey and his half-sister Janet Wills. He was preceded in death by his parents Marion Bassett and Ruth Bassett and his brother Marion Bassett, Jr.. Jack?s enduring spirit will live on through his family and the many lives he touched. A proud military veteran, Jack volunteered to serve his country during the Vietnam War, where he served with the Army 1st Calvary Division. After his military service, Jack graduated from Florida State University with a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management. Jack went on to work for the Florida Division of Blind Services, dedicating himself to helping others and making a positive difference in his community. He continued that tradition in his most recent job of working with underserved communities providing food assistance through the US Census Bureau. An avid music lover, Jack had a passion for the guitar and a deep appreciation for its ability to connect people. He shared this love by starting a guitar group at The Tallahassee Senior Center, where he inspired and brought joy to others through teaching and playing music. His contributions to his community and his dedication to service will not be forgotten. A memorial service will be held at the Tallahassee National Cemetery on Tuesday, November 12, 2024, AT 2:00 pm, with military honors. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his memory to The Florida State University Dedman College of Hospitality General Scholarship Fund (F01064), supporting students in pursuit of careers in the hospitality industry. Jack?s love for his family, his country, and his community will remain in the hearts of all who knew him. He had a warm heart, a generous spirit, and a unique ability to bring people together with his humor, kindness, and the music he so dearly loved. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made in honor of Mr. Bassett at: https://give.fsu.edu/Donate/WizardCheckout/b90183c2-471a-4e8e-362b-08d95cff3b29 The family is being cared for by Jackie Fulford and James Sircy of Young Fulford Funeral Home and Crematory, Tallahassee, Florida. 850.610.4444 | Bassett, Thomas Jackson (P1652)
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| 3269 | Zizelmann-Gulla Diane L. Ontiveros July 7, 1953 ? December 15, 2015 Dianne L. Ontiveros, 62, of Tamaqua, Pennsylvania died on Tuesday, December 15, 2015 in Tamaqua. She was the wife of Luis G. Ontiveros of Coaldale, Pennsylvania. Born on July 7, 1953 in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, Dianne was the daughter of Evelyn F. (nee Keich) Bass of Tamaqua and the late Lester W. Bass, Sr. who died in 1987. She is survived by her mother, Evelyn; husband, Luis; daughter, Lisa Cartwright of Pottsville, Pennsylvania; son, Edward Eroh of Tamaqua; 6 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; brothers, Lester W. Bass, Jr. and his wife Margarita of Palmerton, Pennsylvania, Gary G. Bass and his wife Honey of Oley, Pennsylvania and David A. Bass and his wife, Vicki of Syracuse, New York; and several nephews and nieces. A memorial service will be held a 11:00 AM on Saturday, December 19, 2015 at the Zizelmann-Roche Funeral Home, 500 East Broad Street, Tamaqua with The Rev. Dr. David W. Grant officiating. Interment in Odd Fellows Cemetery, 503 West Broad Street, Tamaqua will follow the service. Memorial contributions in Dianne's name may be made to the Hillside SPCA, 51 SPCA Road, PO Box 233, Pottsville, PA 17901 OR the American Diabetes Association, PO Box 11454, Alexandria, VA 22312. | Bass, Dianne L. (I56438)
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| 3270 | BASSETT, Arthur Wakefield Arthur Wakefield Bassett was born on 20 April 1869. He trained at the National Gallery of Victoria Schools, Melbourne and was involved in artists' camps at Charterisville, renting a lodge there for half a crown a week in September 1890, along with Sonny Pole, Tom Humphrey, Hal Waugh, Fred Williams, et al. Exhibited with the 'Vics'. At the 1893 Victorian Artists' Society exhibition the Bulletin noted that "Some promising little landscapes by A.W. Bassett are less out of harmony with the real appearance of things than many others" (Bulletin, 13 May 1893, 8). Bassett moved to Western Australia after 1893. In 1930 he was awarded the Perth Centenary Prize. | Bassett, Arthur Wakefield (I13)
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| 3272 | Memorial for Lucy Cook Dowling Born in Meriweather County, GA Departed on Feb. 21, 2008 and resided in Waycross, GA. Visitation: Saturday, Feb. 23, 2008 Service: Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008 Cemetery: Oakland Cemetery Mrs. Lucy Cook Dowling, died Thursday morning (February 21, 2008) at Satilla Regional Medical Center following a short illness. She was a native of Meriweather County, but she has resided most of her life in Ware County. He was married to her first husband, the late Emmett Cook, and her second husband, the late Charles Dowling. She was a farmer, avid bowler and fisherman. She was a member of Central Baptist, the Merrymakers, and taught Sunday School for many years. She was also a member of the Ware County Exchange Club and the Waycross Woman's Club. Survivors include two daughters, Joyce Rooks (husband Charles) of Tifton, Sarah Bunch (husband the late Joe) of Waycross; a special sister, Thelma Hendricks Clark of Thomaston, and two addition sisters, Mozell Legion of Juniper, GA and Lois Johnson of South Carolina; a brother, Roy Owens Bassett of Buena Vista; four step grandchildren; and three step great grandchildren. A funeral service will be held 2:00 p.m. Sunday (February 24, 2008) at Central Baptist Church. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. The family will be receiving friends at Music Funeral Home Saturday night from 6 until 8. The Ware County Exchange Club is requested to meet at Central Baptist Church Sunday at 1:40 p.m. to serve as honorary pallbearers. Sympathy may be expressed by signing the online registry at www.musicfuneralhome.com. | Bassett, Lucy Mae (I131)
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| 3273 | HISTORY OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, MISSOURI (By Alexander H. Waller 1920) Church A. Bassett, who is now engaged in farming on his place, two and one-half miles southeast of Moberly, has been a resident of Randolph County for 40 years and is one of the old time employees of the Wabash Railroad Company. Mr. Bassett was born in Winslow, Maine, Dec. 17, 1845, and is a son of William C. and Nancy (Pickins) Bassett. William C. Bassett was born in Bridgewater, Mass, and during his lifetime was extensively engaged in buying and selling cattle, an occupation which was known as a drover in the early days. He bought and drove more cattle out of the state of Maine that any other buyer of his time. There we railroads then for the shipment of cattle and he drove them to market at Brighton, Cambridge, and other Massachusetts towns. In later life he came west and died in Shelbyville in June, 1873. Nancy (Pickins) Bassett was born in Middleboro, Mass., and was there married to Mr. Bassett. She died in Moberly at the home of her son, Church A. Bassett. Church A. Bassett was one of a family of nine children born to his parents and was the seventh in order of birth. He was educated in the public schools of Winslow, Maine and Waterville Academy. He remained at home with his parents until he was 28 years old when he was married and some time afterwards came west and lived in Illinois for a time. In 1880, he came to Moberly and entered the employ of the Wabash Railroad Company and served in various capacities with that company and was a locomotive fireman for a numb years. He is the owner of 160 acres of land and in recent years he has resided in Moberly and operated his farm two and one-half miles southwest of Moberly. Mr. Bassett was married at Maumee, Ohio, Nov. 13, 1873, to Chloe A Emery, a daughter of Samuel and Henrietta A. (Reese) Emery, both natives of Ohio and now deceased. Samuel Emery was a union soldier during the Civil War. Mrs. Bassett was born in Ohio, March 2, 1849. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett have one adopted daughter, which they reared as their own child, Clara. She married Oscar Koblitz, manager of the shoe department of the Henry Levy Company of Moberly. Mr. Bassett is a Republican and one of the old time members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers. During the Civil War he served in the 131st Ohio Regiment, which was known as the home guards, for 90 days. He is one of the substantial and highly respected citizens of Randolph County. Mr. Bassett made a trip to Alaska, of which he gives the following brief account: "I left Moberly the 1st day of March, 1898, went on the steamer Seattle from Seattle to Skagway. From Skagway we started for the scales and west over the summit the 9th of April, then on to Lake Bennett. Made a boat there to hold 11 tons, sawing our own lumber, and reached Dawson the 24th of April. I went to Eagle City, reaching there the 1st of July, and located, then went more than 2,000 miles with dog teams. When I left Eagle City I was the oldest resident there. Later I went to St. Michaels and Nome. West 80 miles from Nome to Fisk river, which empties into the Arctic, carrying our packs on our backs. We sailed on Behring Sea, then Pacific Ocean, back to Seattl after spending 2 ˝ years in Alaska. While there I took dinner with Indi Chief Sam. Had ticket No. 1 at the big dinner at Eagle City, which I still have. United States soldiers were stationed at the military post." | Bassett, Church Abial (I09335)
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| 3274 | COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF WINDHAM COUNTY, CONNECTIC Augustus Bassett During the busiest part of his well directed life, Augustus Bassett was identified with business interests in Danielson, Windham county, where his death occurred several years after his retirement, Dec. 25, 1899. He was not only a shrewd financier and public-spirited citizen, but he performed t inestimable service to those around him of making them forget their troubles, and look on the happy side of life. He was a delightful wit; a gifted raconteur, and had the faculty of appreciating a joke at his own expense. He enjoyed music and flowers and the beautiful things of this world, and carried around with him a disposition which sought out the pleasant rather than the disagreeable. Such have always a host of friends, and build up memories in the hearts and minds of all who know them. Mr. Bassett was born on the paternal farm in Killingly, Jan. 21, 1821 a son of John, and grandson of John Bassett, the latter of whom lived and died on his farm in the northern part of Killingly. John Bassett, the father of Augustus, was born in Killingly, and after the death of his parents succeeded to the possession of the home far built the house now standing on the farm, and in the course of time greatly increased his landed possessions. He was a general farmer and stock raiser and through hard work, economy, and natural thrift became one of the largest land owners and most successful business farmers in the town. His personal appearance carried out the general impression of worth conveyed through his attainments for he was more than six feet tall, of splendid proportions, and was considered very fine looking. In his prime he could accomplish an enormous amount of hard work, more than any of his sons were ever capable of, and his unusual activity remained with him until a short time before his death June 22, 1859, at the age of eighty-nine years and ten months. He was a Whig politically, and held a few town offices, and he was a devout member of the Congregational Church, towards the support of which he was a liberal contributor. He had much to do with the building and subsequent maintenance of the Dayville church. Twice married, the first wife of Mr. Bassett was formerly Lucy Walker, of Killingly, who died Oct. 16, 1814, at the a forty-three. She was the mother of seven children, all of whom became respected and useful members of the community of Killingly. For a second wife Mr. Bassett married Susan Grinman, of Thompson, Conn., who died Dec. 31, 1852 at the age of seventy-two. The children of this union were as follows: Betsey, the wife of Abel Williams, who taken sick on the voyage to Europe, and after her death in London, was interred in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Augustus. In his youth Augustus Bassett saw more of the work than the pleasure or profit of farm life, and when comparatively young began to cherish ambitions remote from the occupation of his forefathers. Notwithstanding that his labors extended from the rising to the setting of the sun, he managed to qualify as a teacher in the public schools, and at the age of fifteen h started upon a career of teaching, many of his pupils being both older and larger than himself. In the meantime his wages were drawn by his father, who, up to his twenty-first year, placed them unbeknown in the bank, to the credit of his son. This fact did not develop until after the death of the older man, and it was then found that his parental forethought had resulted in a nice little sum. While teaching, Augustus worked on the farm in the summer time, his father having given him the farm as an inducement to continue to devote his life to that occupation. He remained in possession of the homestead unt after the Civil War, and then, because of his aversion to country life, sold the farm, and purchased a saw and grist mill of Deacon Ezekiel Burlingame, at Attawaugan. For about a dozen years he made a fair success of his milli business, eventually disposing of the mill to Charles Young, after which he purchased a grain and feed store in Danielson, of Deacon Burlingame. In the feed business he was ably assisted by his son, Charles W., and continued to do business in a room in the Exchanged Block, until the death of his son. He then disposed of the enterprise, and lived comparatively retired for the rest of his life. His declining years knew no bitterness because of long continued illness, but he rather maintained a cheerful demeanor, and the same effervescent jollity of mood in the wake of his declining powers. Up to the last he liked to be surrounded with friends, and was particularly partial to hitching up his horse and taking his friends to drive. On May 18, 1848, Mr. Bassett married Sarah Jane Walker, born in Medway, Mass., Aug. 9, 1820, a daughter of Clark and Sarah (Lovering) Walker. Clark Walker was a successful farmer of Medway, and himself and wife lived retired for many years, eventually dying at the home of their son-in-law, in Danielson. To Augustus Bassett and wife were born the following children: (1) Anna Lovering, born Sep. 7, 1849, was a graduate of Aiken Seminary, owned by her aunt, Mrs. Williams, and died unmarried, July 29, 1887. (2) Fred Eugene, born June 23, 1853, was professionally trained in medicine under Dr. Joseph E. Winters, of New York City, and at the College of Physicians & Surgeons, New York, from which latter institution he graduated with honors. He has a very large and lucrative practice at Rye, N.Y., and is a man of means and extended popularity. Oct 15, 1884, Dr. Bassett married Harriet L. Williams, of which union there are three children: Wilfred Walker, born Oct. 25 1885; Dorothea Lovering, born April 29, 1889; and John Clarke, born Oct. 29, 1890. (3) Charles Warren, born Jan. 1, 1856, was his father's assistant in business, and met death by drowning at Thompson, Conn., while out with a party of friends, Aug. 13, 1875. (4) Lewis Augustus, born Dec. 24, 1859, died Sept. 6, 1860. (5) Nellie Walker, born May 30, 1861, and died Feb. 14, 1865. (6) John Clarke, born Aug. 26, 1864, attended the schools of Danielson, and for a time w traveling salesman for the Jacobs Manufacturing Company, of Danielso later went to Langford, S. Dak., and became interested in the banking business with Edwin Davis, formerly of Danielson, as cashier of the Langford National Bank. He later established the Aberdeen National Bank, at Aberdeen, S. Dak, and at the present time is president of both the above mentioned institutions. He resides at Aberdeen, and is a very successful man and fine financier. On June 29, 1892, Mr. Bassett married Harriet J. Galbraith, of Minneapolis, Minn., and of this union there are four children; Ruth Lovering, born May 17, 1893; Helene Walker, born Sept. 5, 1894, Marjorie, born Aug. 2, 1896, a Clarke Davis, born Nov., 1898. Mrs. Bassett, beloved for her many admirable personal qualities, and rich in the possession of many well spent years, retained her mental and physical alertness, until her death, Sep.6, 1902. | Bassett, Augustus (I04702)
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| 3275 | 1900 US Census Donald Lacock, 3 Estimated birth year: 1897, Birthplace: Iowa, Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Son Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: Linn, Linn, Iowa; Roll: T623 443; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 78. BIOGRAPHY: Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven http://www.conovergenealogy.com/conover-p/p2374.htm#i343090 Don Albert Starry (M) (January 11, 1897 - November 7, 1984), #343090 Father Joseph Albert Lacock ( - circa 1905) Mother Albertine Bishop ( - circa 1899) Don Albert Starry was born on January 11, 1897 at Ely, Linn County, Iowa. Don Albert Starry married Edith Sortor , daughter of Frederick Sortor and Ida Loretta Horstman , on December 25, 1920 at Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Don Albert Starry died on November 7, 1984 at Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, at age 87. Don Albert Starry was buried on November 10, 1984 at National Military Cemetery, Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas. Don Albert Starry was adopted by Emma J. Starry after the death of his father circa 1905. Don Albert Starry began military service at World War I; Don served as a Sergeant with Company C, 329 Battalion Tank Corp AEF during World War I. Don Albert Starry was graduated in 1918 at Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Linn County, Iowa. Don Albert Starry began military service between 1926 and 1940; Don served as a 1st Lieutenant in the Kansas National Guard. Don Albert Starry began military service between 1940 and 1946 at World War II; Don served as a Colonel in the Army Air Force during World War II. Don enlisted in the tank corp and caugt the tail end of World War I in France. When he returned home he went to work for Dr. Helms, who started Goodwill Industries. From there he went to work for Marshall Fields Department Store and eventually with Kraft Cheese Co. After the birth of their first child Don and Edith decided that they would like to raise there family in Kansas. In Kansas Don went into the real estate business with his brother-in-law, Ralph Sortor. With the crash of 1929 the bottom went out of the real estate business so he went to work for a newspaper and then into the furniture business. He had remained with the National Guard and was called back to active duty for World War II. He served in Washington, D.C. and retired out as a Colonel. After the war he returned home and to the furniture business where he became part owner with the Anderson family.SOUR: @S14210@. Family Edith Sortor Children General Donn Albert Starry (living) Sara Ann Starry (living) BIRTH: Ancestry.com Family Data Collection: Starry, Don; Father: Lacock , Joseph Albert Mother: Bishop , Albertine Birth Date: 11 January 1897 City: Ely State: IA Country: USA | Starry, Col. Donald Albert Lacock (I1906)
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| 3276 | Wilson. ? Mrs. Sally Lamm Bass, 67, of Black Creek and Jacksonville died in a Jacksonville hospital Tuesday night of a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o?clock at the Lower Black Creek Primitive Baptist Church by Elder W.E. Turner. The body will lie in state at the church for one hour prior to the services. Surviving Mrs. Bass are three daughters, Mrs. Eunice Davis, Black Creek, Mrs. Layton Bennette, Raleigh, and Mrs. Howard Carr, Jacksonville; three sons, Elmer Bass of Lucama, Bill Bass of Sanford and Sam Bass of Jacksonville; two sisters, Mrs. L.F. Watson of Lucama and Nanie Lamm of Black Creek; three brothers, Frank Lamm of Wilson, John W. Lamm of Black Creek, and Allison L. Lamm of Black Creek; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. | Lamm, Sallie Francis (I53278)
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| 3277 | 1870 Federal Census of Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, New York (21 Jun 1870) John Bassett 21 M Canada Laborer Rosalie 19 F New York Drawing brushes Julia 1 F New York 1880 Federal Census of Lansingburgh, Rensselaer County, NY (7 Jun 1880) John Besett 32 M CN CN CN Head Labourer Rosalie 29 F NY CN CN Wife Keeping House Mary 9 F NY CN NY Daughter School John 8 F NY CN NY Son School Phebe 6 F NY CN NY Daughter School Charles 4 M NY CN NY Son Josephine 2 F NY CN NY Daughter George (b. Oct) 8/12 M NY CN NY Son 1900 Federal Census of Waterford, Sarasota County, NY (7 Jun 1900) John Bissett 52 M Jul 1847 CF CF CF Head Teamster Jennie A. 42 F Feb 1858 IR IR IR Wife George 18 M Feb 1882 NY CF CF Son Day Laborer Mill Franklin 16 M Nov 1893 NY CF CF Son Day Laborer Mill Emma 14 F Nov 1885 NY CF CF Daughter Day Laborer Mill (Living at 21 Fulton St.) (Married 6 years, no children) 1910 Federal Census of Waterford, Saratoga County, NY (10 May 1910) Edmond Carmel 38 M CF CF CF Head Proprietor Café (1873) Phebe 37 F NY CF CF Wife Edmond Jr. 12 M NY CF NY Son Frank 10 M NY CF NY Son Raymond 5 M NY CF NY Son Harvey 11/12 M NY CF NY Son John Bessette (Wd) 60 M CF CF CF FatherL & 1 Boarder (Married 15 years, 7 children, 4 living) | Bessette, Jean Baptiste (I1988)
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| 3279 | Powers Funeral Home Jimmy Eugene Bass 01/21/1953 ? 01/05/2024 Jimmy Eugene ?Bubba? Bass, 70, the son of the late Henry Jr. and Bertha Bass, was born on January 21, 1953 in Camden, SC. He entered into eternal rest on January 5, 2024. Bubba was educated in the Kershaw County School District and graduated from Baron Dekalb High School. He was employed by E.I DuPont in Camden, SC and Mar-Mac Manufacturing in McBee, SC. He retired from both after several years of service, and was most recently employed by Camden Military Academy in Camden, SC. He was a faithful member of Mill Creek Baptist Church in Bethune, SC where he served on the Trustee Board and the Usher Board. Bubba loved his family, fishing, working on cars, and NASCAR. Those left to cherish his memories include his wife, Leah Williams of Lugoff, SC; his children, Morgan Bass of Lugoff, SC, Wesley (Kodie) Bass of Kershaw, SC, and Mark (Brandi) Bass of Kershaw, SC; one stepson, Armondo Williams of Hopkins, SC; two sisters, Bertha (Danny) Clack of Westville, SC, and JoAnn (Larry) Sowell of Kershaw, SC; his eight grandchildren; two sisters-in-law, Elaine Clark of St. Petersburg, VA, and Becky Johnson of Elgin, SC; four brothers-in-law, Kenny (Myrtle) Williams of Cassatt, SC, Matthew (JoAnn) Williams of Bishopville, SC, Charlie (LaShonda) Williams of Conway, SC, and Christopher (Crystal) Williams of Cassatt, SC; as well as a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to his loving parents, Jimmy was preceded in death by his brothers, John and Timothy Bass; his sister, Kimberly Bass; a sister-in-law, Debbie Ann Williams-Hawkins; and a brother-in-law, Joseph Williams. Visitation will be held from 5:00 - 7:00pm on Wednesday, January 10, 2024 at Powers Funeral Home, Lugoff. Funeral Services will be held at 1:00pm on Thursday, January 11, 2024 at Powers Funeral Home, Lugoff officiated by Rev. Joseph Gause. Burial will follow in Mill Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Bethune. | Bass, Jimmy Eugene (I32)
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| 3280 | Shelbyville Republican, Indiana, 8 January 1914 New Years Dinners Family Reunions Oliver C. Bassett Family Oliver C. Bassett and wife, two of the pioneer and sturdy citizens of Shelby county, inaugurated the system of a big dinner each New Year for their children and grandchildren. Now that father and mother have passed away the children are keeping the delightful custom and it is a joyous occasion each New Year?s when this splendid family meets. The big dinner this year was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bassett, two and a half miles south of Waldron. Thos present were John R. Bassett, of Van Buren township; Charles Bassett, wife and child, Harry Logan and family, of Greenfield; County Clerk Otto Coyle and wife, Otto Harris, wife and children, and Mrs. Havey Wilkerson, daughter of John R. and wife, Ollie C. Bassett, wife and four children, of Waukesha, Wis. Then comes sons and families of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bassett: Herbert Bassett, wife and two sons, Ernest Bassett, wife and four children, and W.V> Bassett, wife and child of Kokomo. All were related except Joseph Dehority, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Bassett, and he had as big a time as anybody. Two big turkeys graced the table and there were other meats and delicious viands in abundance. Everyone had a grand good time and all look forward to the next New Year?s dinner, which will be the 25th. There were only four of the older generation present, John R. Bassett and wife and Marshall Bassett and wife. In all there were 47 present and they sure did justice to the splendid feast and social festivities. Ernest Basse ! !------------------!------------------- V V Marshall Bassett Senorah J. Israel ! ! !-----!-----! !-----!---- Oliver C. Elizabeth James N. Catheri Bassett Monroney Israel Marshall built and lived in a house north of Shelbyville in 1908. He next moved to a farm south of Waldron in 1914. He was a farmer until moving into Waldron. He then moved to a house in Waldron located on Main Street in 1923. He moved once again to a house right behind the United Methodist Church in Waldron on Columbia Street in 1927. Senorah died after an extended illness of consumption (TB) on 17 Mar 1932. The funeral took place in the church right next door. Marshall moved to Kokomo in 1936 to live with his son Ernest Bassett. Ralph Bassett and Charlie Streavel went back to Waldron to sell the furniture and house of Marshall Bassett. Marshall lived with his son Ernest for 18 years until 1953. Two weeks before his death, he mov Kokomo nursing home where he died on 17 July 1953. 1880 Federal Census of Marion, Shelby County, Indiana Marshall Bassett 21 M IN IN IN Head Farmer Norah I. 21 F IN IN IN Wife Keeping House 1900 Federal Census of Marion, Shelby County, Indiana (4 Jun 1900) Marshal Bassett 41 M Sep 1858 IN IN IN Head Farmer Nora 41 F Aug 1858 IN IN IN Wife Herbert D. 19 M Oct 1880 IN IN IN Son Ernest 17 M Jun 1882 IN IN IN Son William 14 M Nov 1885 IN IN IN Son (Married 21 years, 3 children, 3 living) Mr. Bassett 94, Dies in Kokomo Funeral is Monday for Former Resident Marshall Bassett, 94, former county resident, died in Kokomo nursing home Friday at 1:15 p.m. Death was attributed to complication Born in Shelby County Sept. 1, 1858, he was the son of Oliver a Elizabeth (Monroney) Bassett. He was united in marriage in 1880 with No Israel, who preceded him in death several years ago. Three sons were born to the union, two of whom survive, W.O. Bassett of Phoenix, Ariz., and Earnest of Kokomo. Rev. Herbert D. Bassett di 1943. Also surviving are nine grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and three great - great grandchildren. Mr. Bassett had lived in the county his entire life until moving to Kokomo about 15 years ago. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Waldron Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at the Ewing Mortuary Monday at 10:30 a.m. with burial in Little Marion cemetery. After 2:00 p.m. Sunday friends may call at the mortuary. THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE JUL 18 1953 Marshall Bassett Marshall Bassett, 94, who made his home with his son, Ernest Bassett, 1442 Home Ave., died at 1:15 p.m. Friday after an illness of only a few days. Had he lived until Sept. 1 he would have been 95. Mr. Bassett was a native of Shelby County where most of his life was spent. He was married Jan. 8, 1880 to Nora Israel. She died 21 years ago and a few years later he came to this city to make his home. Besides the son with whom he lived there is another son, W.O. Bassett of Phoeniz, Arizona. A third son, the Rev. H.D. Bassett is deceased. He leaves nine grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and three great-great grandchildren. Six brothers and sisters preceded him in deat Mr. Bassett was a member of the Methodist Church at Waldron, Indiana. The body has been taken to the Ewing Mortuary, Shelbyville. Funeral services will be held there at 10:30 a.m. Monday. | Bassett, Marshall (I10495)
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| 3281 | The Warren Sentinel, Front Royal, Virginia, Thursday, 8 May 2014 Eleanor Bass Lashley Eleanor Bass Lashley, 85 of Redstone Highlands, Greensburg, passed away, Tuesday, April 29, 2014. She was the beloved wife of the late Richard Lashley, loving mother of Barbara (Joseph) Rudolph and Kathryn (David) Ladd; cherished Norrie to grandchildren, Danielle (Billy) Brochu, Nicholas (Laureen) Rudolph, Rebecca and Victoria Ladd and great grandchildren, Ella, Kacy, Lily, and Liam Brochu, and Felicity Rudolph. Eleanor is survived by her sisters, Nancy (Hans) Wuerfel and Linden Buell. She was predeceased by her brothers, Charles Henry Bass and Samuel Arthur Bass. There will be no visitation. A private family interment will be held at Green Hill Cemetery in Waynesboro, Pa. KEPPLE-GRAFT Funeral Home is entrusted with the arrangements. For online condolences and information, please visit http://www.kepplegraft.com. | Bass, Eleanor Elizabeth (I2208)
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| 3282 | Buffalo Evening News, 27 February 1901 Seth C. Bassett of Haverhill, Mass., arrived in Buffalo this morning for the purpose of making arrangements to conduct excursions to the Pan-American Exposition next summer. He reports that many people in Eastern Massachusetts are planning to see the Pan-American, stimulated by the three-fold attraction of the unrivaled fame of the beauty of the Exposition, its nearness to Niagara Falls, and low railroad rates. The Popular Science News Boston, February 1, 1893 As will be seen by a notice in another column, Mr. Seth C. Bassett has closed his connection with the Science News, after being associated with the present editor as part proprietor and business manager for the past ten years. It gives us pleasure to acknowledge the value of Mr. Bassett?s services to the paper, the prosperity of which during that time has been largely due to his eminent business ability, while a long and harmonious business association has led to a full appreciation of his many admirable personal characteristics. Mr. Bassett is to enter a large shoe manufacturing firm in Haverhill, Mass., and will take with him the best wishes of all who have had business dealings with him in the past, as well as those of his former associates on the staff of the Science News. The Story of Essex County, Volume IV Seth C. Bassett To hundreds of folk of two generations the name of the late Seth C. Bassett is held in grateful memory, if only because he introduced a new and valuable method of enjoying life. A native of Levell, Maine, and from boyhood familiar with the mountains and valleys, the winters and the summers of northern New England, he hit upon the idea of trying to get other people to know and appreciate the winters of the north country. In 1895 he started the small tourist agency which later was to become so widely known, and he investigated the advantages of the various places he knew as possible headquarters for winter sports. He chose Intervale, New Hampshire, as the spot most suitable, accessible and picturesque. Persuading a few to make up a party for a winter trip to his base between the mountains, he personally conducted the group and directed their sports. In this simple fashion was the winter sports idea born and Intervale made the Mecca of the winter sports lovers, particularly the girls of Bradford and Abbott academies, the Lasell, Rogers Hall, and Sargent schools, Radcliffe College, and many other groups whi annually made their way to Intervale. When Mr. Bassett conducted his first parties, the stagecoach was the only method of transportation available, which perhaps made the journey more thrilling than today. Besides being the pioneer in organizing and developing winter sports, Seth C. Bassett also established a travel bureau whose scope was the globe. In Haverhill he also carried on an extensive business in insurance, both of which activities are now under the management of his wife, Lillian Y. Bassett. At one time Seth C. Bassett was part owner of the Haverhill "Gazette", the leading newspaper of the city, and was an important factor in bringing about a rise in circulation from six hundred to nine thousand. After selling out his newspaper interests, for a time he was the proprietor of the Boston "Journal of Chemistry." Seth C. Bassett died on July 4, 1930, sincerely mourned by the thousands all over the world with whom he had come in personal contact. He had contributed to the sum total of the recreative pleasures of life, a mode of enjoyment that was entirely wholesome and beneficial. This is his true memorial. In Haverhill he had been a useful and public-spirited citizen who had won the respect and affection of its citizens. He was a popular figure in Merrimack Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, and a Knights Templar and was a member also of the Pentucket Club. Mr. Bassett is survived by his widow, Lillian Y. (Bassett) Bassett, member of the Haverhill Women's City Club, and prominent in social, civic and humanitarian circles. | Bassett, Seth Chase (I10166)
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| 3283 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Tuesday, 29 December 1908 Bass BASS ? J.H. Bass of Midway, Ala., died suddenly of heart trouble last night at the home if his daughter, Mrs. W.J. Chambers, 21 Cedar avenue, Hyde park. Accompanied by his wife, he arrived in the city yesterday for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chambers and shortly afterwards was seized with the heart attack. The remains will be shipped to his home in Alabama this morning, Smith & Roberts to prepare the body for shipment. It will be accompanied by Mrs. Bass. Mrs. Chambers is the only surviving daughter. Mr. Bass died at the advanced age of 76 years. | Bass, John Hamblin (I48722)
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| 3284 | 1850 Federal Census of Rose, Wayne County, New York (18 Sep 1850) Danl. Lovejoy 48 M Massachusetts Farmer 2500 Sophia 46 F Vermont John 17 M New York Phebe 14 F New York Daniel 10 M New York Clyde Herald, Wednesday, April 19, 1916 Darius Lovejoy will celebrate his 91st birthday next Tuesday at his home east of this village in what is known as the Lovejoy Settlement where he was born, April 25, 1825, and has passed all his life. He is active and well preserved mentally and physically and gives promise of reaching the century mark. His wife died many years ago. They had one son who died in early life. Dari Lovejoy was the son of Daniel Lovejoy, and Sophia Bassett Lovejoy, both of whom died before reaching the age 70 years. They had two children both of whom are now living, Darius, of Rose, and John, of Huron. Daniel Lovejoy was the son of Palmer Lovejoy who was born in Sheffield, Mass. and there lived until the beginning of the 19th century, when he came to this section as one of the pioneer settlers, and it was from him that all the Lovejoys in this section are descendants. The Lyons Republican, Lyons, New York, Friday, October 11, 1918 Darius Lovejoy North Rose – The funeral of Darius Lovejoy was held from his home at 2:30 last Wednesday. His death occurred Monday of general debility, aged 93. He was born April 25, 1825, east of this village in what is known as the Lovejoy settlement and passed all his life there. Darius Lovejoy was the eldest son of Daniel Lovejoy and Sophia Bassett Lovejoy, both of whom died before reaching the century mark. They had five children. Darius Lovejoy was a grandson of Palmer L. Lovejoy, who was born in Sheffield, Mass., and there lived until the beginning of the 19th century when he came to this section as one of the pioneer settlers. He leaves one brother, John Lovejoy, of Huron, besides several nieces and nephews. | Lovejoy, Daniel (I04462)
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| 3285 | Witty?s Funeral Home Edward F. Bass October 6, 1931 ? June 22, 2006 ATHOL- Edward F. Bass, 74, of 351 South Royalston Road, died unexpectedly on Thursday, June 22, 2006 at Athol Memorial Hospital, after being stricken ill earlier at his son's home in Orange, following a long battle with diabetes. He was born in Rye, NH and grew up in Orange, MA, graduating from Orange High School in 1950. He was a son of Ira A. Berry and Velma H. WhiteBerry Bass and adopted son of William H. Bass. Ed served during the Korean Conflict in the United States Army as a Chef. He was Honorably discharged on October 16, 1954. He was married to Ruth H. Wilson on November 23, 1952 in Erving. Following the service, Ed worked for Amee Laundry in Athol, Athol Diner, Whit's Diner in Orange, and for Batchler's Garage in Athol for many years. Ed also worked as a mechanic and bus driver for E. H. Merrifield Bus Company in Athol, and the former Wright's Bus Line in Gardner, retiring in 1994. Ed loved to go deep sea fishing and relaxing at 14 Pulpit Rock Road They had five children; daughter, Patty Newell and her husband David, of Meriden, CT; sons, Boney Bass of Orange, Vernon Bass and his wife Kim of Warwick, and Tim "Trout" Bass and his wife Judy of Garden Grove, CA; his grandchildren, Moriah Bass Zamudio, Erin Bass Putney, Krystal Bass Baker, Cindy Hager Chassion, Zack Bass, Adam Bass, Corey Bass, Jamie Bass, Peter Newell, and Laura Clough; great grandchildren, Alex, Mykela-Marie, Isaiah, Norman, Joe Jr., Jennifer, and Aden; he was predeceased by a son, Richard Bass of Greenfield. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, June 29, 2006 at 1:00PM in Witty's Funeral Home, 158 South Main Street, Orange. Interment will follow in the Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery in Winchendon. There will be a calling hour from noon to 1PM prior to the service at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to the Joslin Diabetes Center, One Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215. Witty's Funeral Home, 158 South Main Street, Orange, is directing the arrangements. Guest register and directions available at www.wittyfuneralhome.com. | Bass, Edward Floyd (I52)
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