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Just a note to say how thankful I am for all your help during the passing of our parents.-Having a loved one pass away is a emotional time for family members. There is a myriad of feelings one experiences through the grieving process. There are so many matters to think about; to do.
-Kathy Whitbeck
Current Obituaries
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January 31, 2025
Obituary of Thomas P. Atwood
Thomas P. Atwood, 86 of Great Barrington died Tuesday January 21, 2025 at Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington. Tom was born on March 18, 1938 son of George R. Atwood Jr. and Helen B. (Verchot) Atwood. He graduated from the… Continue reading →
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January 31, 2025
Obituary of Maureen Jane Johnson Hickey
Maureen Jane Johnson Hickey, 86, longtime resident of Great Barrington, Massachusetts and Naples, Florida, died on January 8, 2025, of complications from Alzheimer’s disease while under hospice care in Lee, Massachusetts. Born on November 27, 1938, in Dayton, Ohio, the… Continue reading →
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January 6, 2025
Obituary of Judith A. Timm
Judith A. Timm, 86 of Sheffield died Sunday November 17, 2024 at Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. Judith was born on October 4, 1938 in White Plains N.Y., daughter of Joseph J. and Dorothy G. (Sherwood) Tatro. In 1981 Judith… Continue reading →
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January 3, 2025
Obituary of Dorothy Skorput Hotchkiss
Dorothy Skorput Hotchkiss passed away peacefully on January 1, 2025 in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Dorothy was born in West Stockbridge, Massachusetts on November 9, 1932 to Peter and Pauline Skorput. The youngest of 9 children, Dorothy attended West Stockbridge schools… Continue reading →
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December 30, 2024
Obituary of Paulette Dolores Graber
Paulette D. Graber, 76, of Sheffield died Friday, December, 27th 2024 at Geer Village in Canaan Connecticut with her daughter by her side. Paulette was born November 8, 1948, at Wilson Memorial Hospital in Johnson City, New York,… Continue reading →
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at 11:28 am
So sad to hear of Beverly’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
We remember the good times we had with Tommy & Bev. God bless.
Rick & Chris Hoeske
at 6:06 pm
From our family to yours, our deepest sympathies, fondest thoughts and happiest memories of your amazing mother. My parents loved your parents and we know yours loved ours. To say we were neighbors only scratches the surface of the bonds that stretch into the deepest, most precious places in our hearts.
We had planned to join you today. Intense weather, recent highway scares and 400 miles of icy uncertainty made us wary of the dangerous passibility of unintended consequences (Earthquake ?!).with heavy hearts we cancelled the Friday driving plan. Be assured our whole family was with you today in spirit, especially my mother and father. We were all there with you, your mom and dad, Uncle Rick,and our first, most special of Ashley Falls friends, Hap and Esther.
And Grandma Scoville, of course. And Trixie too. Do you remember her? In my dreams I’m still running across that great big yard. I can’t wait any longer to get over there and see everybody. It’s Memorial Day. My favorite day of the year. Thank you Hap and Esther. Thank you Tom and Ricky. Thank you Bev. Lizzie and Mary too
We will be at Boardman street for the last two weeks of May. Hoping to see as many of you as possible then. Let’s get together for some hugs. It won’t be right with us until we do.
With all our love,
Mark, Debbie, Elizabeth
Al and Edie
at 10:45 pm
From our family to yours, our deepest sympathy, fondest thoughts and happiest memories of your amazing mother.
To say we were neighbors would only scratch the surface of describing the bonds and connections linking the deepest, most precious places in the our hearts and lives.
Your parents loved my parents. And mine loved yours. Know that we were all with you today in spirit along with your dad, Uncle Rick and our first and most special Ashley Falls friends Hap and Esther.
We were ready to travel, but the big storm, a recent highway scare, the threat of icy roads and dangerous unintended consequences (earthquake in NJ?!) forced our decision to cancel the Friday drive.
In my dream I’m running across that great big yard. I m crossing left field. The backstop is still up. I can’t wait to get next door to see everybody. It’s s always Memorial Day. Everybody’s there after the parade. My mother and dad. Hap and Esther. Tom and Ricky. Terry, Karen and Micky. Liz and your mom. Of course Grandma Scoville. Trixie and Alfred too. Do you remember them? All our friends from the village. Doughnuts. It‘s always my favorite day.
We will be at Boardman St. during the last two weeks in May. We are hoping to see as many of you as possible for memories and hugs. It won’t be right for us until we do. Date and location to be determined.
To our great friends…..
Thank you Hap and Esther,
Thank you Tom and Ricky ,
Thank you Terry, Karen and Mick,
Thank you Lizzie and Marylou,
Thank you, Bev.
We love you.