All Obituaries

Linda A. Bousquet, 71, of Woonsocket, RI passed away on May 14, 2018, at the Landmark Medical Center. She was born in Woonsocket, daughter of the late John Tarvis and Emily (Capellanio) Gagnon. Linda worked for the former Tinsel Town Co. in Woonsocket for many years and also worked for the former Ice House in Blackstone. She enjoyed doing crafts and playing computer games. She is survived by her children, Dino Archambault, Darlene Gauvin and her husband George, Dina Gattano, Marc and...

 Stacy J. Duquette, 41, of Pascoag, RI passed away April 29, 2018, at the Rhode Island Hospital in Providence. She was the wife of Michael Duquette. She was born in Providence, daughter of Donald Tatro and Therese (Palumbo) Tatro. She is survived by her children, Zachary and Travis Duquette and her brother Robert Tatro. She is also survived by her niece, Mackenzie Reilly and her loving puppy Willow. Calling hours will be held Saturday at 4-7pm in the Brown Funeral Home, 1496 Victory...

Rose Theresa Jolly, 94, of Glendale, passed away on April 28, 2018, at Landmark Medical Center. Born in Nasonville, daughter of the late Joseph and Roseanna (Courtemanche) Mathieu.   Rose enjoyed reading, bird watching, camping, fishing, traveling, sewing and...

Ernest P. Moulico, 83, of North Smithfield, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving wife and children, on April 30, 2018.  Born in North Smithfield, he was the son of the late Daniel and Annie (Connetti) Moulico.   He was the devoted husband of 49 years, to Ellen (L’Heureux) Moulico.    ...

Emile F. "Pete" Glode, 85, of Woonsocket, RI passed away on April 28, 2018, at the Friendly Home. He was the husband to the late Maeriel (Coderre) Glode, he was born in Woonsocket, son of the late Charles & Loretta (Tremblay) Glode. Pete worked for the for the City of Woonsocket water department. He was a lifelong Woonsocket resident, graduating from Woonsocket High School where he played basketball, baseball and football. He was a Korean US Army Veteran. He is survived by...

Stasia C. Bonadei, 92, of Blackstone, MA passed away April 23, 2018, at the Blackstone Nursing Home. She was the wife of the late Thomas Bonadei. She was born in Grafton, MA daughter of the late Joseph & Katherine (Bomba) Koziol. Stassia lived most of her life in Blackstone, MA working in area textile mills. She is survived by her children, Peter Bonadei of Upton, MA and Deborah Libucha and her husband Christopher of Woonsocket, RI, grandson, Thomas Bonadei and his wife Chrissy. She...

Therese R. "Terry" Bartlett-Wyrich, 81, of North Smithfield, RI passed away on April 21, 2018, at the St. Antoine Residence. She was the wife of the late Stephen A. Bartlett and Douglas Wyrich. She was born in Woonsocket, daughter of the late Arthur & Aurora (Lemieux) Gariepy. Therese was a bus driver for the North Smithfield School Department and also worked for Amica Insurance. She enjoyed camping and dancing, she was a member of the Sam's Camping...

Leonard A. Hareter, 75, passed away on April 11, 2018 at the Philip Hulitar Inpatient Center. He was the husband of Anita (Lussier) Hareter. Born in Dubuque, IA. He was the son of the late Leonard M. and Helen (Rusch) Hareter. Len was an accountant and worked for Jannels, KB Laminate and Pilgrim Screw. He lived most of his life in Manville and Woonsocket. He enjoyed sports, watching WWII movies and was a member of the Jimmy Ray chapter 818 of the VVA. He is survived by his daughters,...

Jacqueline G. "Jackie" Boudreau, 79, of Slatersville, RI passed away peacefully at her residence and neighborhood that she loved while surrounded by her loving family on April 20. 2018. She was the loving wife of 57 years to Gerard "Bud" Boudreau. She was born in Woonsocket, a daughter of the late Domenico & Jeannette (Desrochers) Castaldi. Jackie ran her own accounting and tax practice for 40 years. She also worked for the former Park Square Credit Union where she held the title of...

HARRISVILLE, R.I. – Donald J. Reid, 95 1/2, died peacefully April 5, 2018 surrounded by his loving family. He was the first to say, “I’ve lived a good life.” And to those who knew him well, he certainly did. Donald believed in telling it like it was, coined the term “moderation” when it came to everything in life, and was a highly-respected popcorn and cabinet maker (a milkshake to non Rhode-Islanders) to his many grandchildren. But above all, he loved his family. He was born on...