Obituaries pg 8 4-4-13



James Bebbington,
cosmetologist
WOODSTOCK — James “Jimmy” Bebbington, 61, of Brickyard Road, died March 26, 2013, in Harrington Memorial Hospital, Southbridge. He was the husband of Yilmaz Erdemci Bebbington.  
Born in 1951 in Putnam, he was the son of the late Charles and Beatrice (Goodwin) Bebbington.
Mr. Bebbington worked as a self-employed cosmetologist.  He enjoyed painting, gardening, and collecting antique glass.
He leaves his brother Charles T. Bebbington of Ft. White, Fla.; his sisters, Cynthia E. Bebbington-Lucia of Ft. White, Linda Bebbington-Mannix (Thomas) of Plainfield, and Alice Garston (Gerald) of Phillips, Maine; and five cats.
Arrangements were private. Donations: P.A.W.S, P.O. Box 191, Eastford, CT 06242.  Gilman Funeral Home, 104 Church St., Putnam.

Eleanor C. Cloud
DANIELSON — Eleanor C. Cloud, 76, of Mountain View Landing, died March 20, 2013, at UMass Medical Center in Worcester after a lengthy illness.  She was the wife of Harold Cloud. They were married in 1978. He died in 2000.
She was born Sept. 16, 1936, in Putnam, daughter of John F. and Leila (Chenette) Currier Jr.  She was employed for over 25 years at Rogers Corporation, working in Rogers and Chandler, Ariz.
Eleanor made her home in the Danielson area most of her life, was a former registrar of voters for the Town of Killingly and was active for many years in the Jaycees in Danielson. She enjoyed dancing, music, sewing, reading, cooking and trips to the beach.
She leaves two sons: James R. Wade of Santa Rosa, Calif., Gregory J. Wade of Danielson; stepchildren Christine Cloud of W. Hartford; Cindy Cloud Thompson of Lepanto, Ariz., Brian Cloud (Linda) of Mobile, Ala.; her sister Nancy M. Bow of Danielson; grandchildren Kevin Ohar, Matthew Wade (Tara), Katie Thompson; a great-granddaughter Emma Lou Wade. She was predeceased by her former husband Robert W. Wade.  
Funeral services will be at a later date. Donations: Respiratory Fund, c/o Day Kimball Hospital, PO Box 632, Putnam, CT 06260. Smith & Walker Funeral Home, 148 Grove St., Putnam.

Arthur G. Lewis
WOODSTOCK — Arthur G Lewis, 76, of Woodstock died March 29, 2013, in Myrtle Beach, S.C., while visiting his daughter.
Born April 26, 1936, in Putnam, son of Joseph and Winifred Lewis. He was a truck driver and retired DOT state worker, as well as many other jobs from a farmer to deputy fire chief of the Killingly Volunteer Fire Department and was a member of Muddy Brook Fire Department and a security guard. He loved fishing and many outdoor activities.
He leaves his daughters: Donna Marie Fenner (Joe), Linda Lee Bonneville (Todd); son: Keith Wayne Lewis (Lisa); grandchildren: Shane and wife Pam, Jacob and wife Brandy, Mark and wife Tina, Matthew and wife Megan, Jason, Tyler, Ashley, Cassie, Megan, Adam Stacy and Chris; great-grandchildren: Kyla, Autumn, Brittany, Jacob, Autumn, Selena, Kadence, Ishmeal, Benjamin, Ryan and Sydney. He was predeceased by wife Mildred Rose Lewis and son Glenn David Lewis
Calling hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m. April 4 at Smith & Walker Funeral Home, 148 Grove St., Putnam. Burial will be private in New Cemetery, Scotland. Donations: NE CT Relay For Life, 825 Brook St., I-91 Tech Ctr, Rocky Hill, CT 06067-3450.

Alice T. Russell
DAYVILLE — Alice T. Russell, 85, of Upper Maple Street, died March 27, 2013, at the Westview Nursing Home in Dayville. She was born Sept. 20, 1927, in Dayville, daughter of Napoleon and May (Mullen) Yates.  She made her home in Dayville most of her life, a communicant of St. Joseph Church in Dayville. She was employed for over 32 years at William Prym in Dayville. Alice enjoyed crossword puzzles, knitting, crocheting, reading.
She leaves her children Fraun Russell of Dayville, Meri Kay Russell of Dayville, Lori Ann Andrews (Frank) of Rogers, Tom Russell (Melina) of Thompson; daughter-in-law Karen Russell of Woonsocket; grandchildren: Shelby Stevenson, Mary Andrews, Krystyna Andrews; great grandchildren: Donovan and Shaelyn. She was predeceased by her two sons Dayle Russell in 2006 and Kyle Russell in 2012, her siblings Robert Yates, Frances Devillez, Loretta Gaudette. A Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11 a.m. April 3 in St. Joseph Church, Dayville. Donations: American Diabetes Association, 306 Industrial Park Road, Suite 105, Middletown, CT 06457; or the American Cancer Society, 825 Brook St., I-91 Tech Ctr, Rocky Hill, CT 06067-3045. Gagnon and Costello Funeral Home, 33 Reynolds St., Danielson.

Ellsworth Sheldon
GROSVENORDALE — Ellsworth R. (Bob) Sheldon, 88, of Grosvenordale, went home to the Lord March 30, 2013. He was born Feb. 7, 1925, in Woodstock,  son of the late Fred E. and Jennie (Nelson) Sheldon.
He was raised in Woodstock on the family’s produce farm. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, gardening, camping, watching the Red Sox and the UConn Huskies women’s basketball team. He enjoyed getting together with his family. Ellsworth was employed most of his life at Koppers/US Button in Putnam before retiring. In his youth he was employed at Bob Joy’s Apple Orchard..
He leaves his children, Richard W. Sheldon of Midlothian, Va., Robert E. Sheldon (Roxanne) of Putnam, Laura L. Dobyns (Gordan) of Aylett, Va., Karen G. Cutrone (Craig) of Aylett, Va., and Timothy G. Sheldon (Lori) of Corinth, Maine; 12 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; his cat; Kitty. He was predeceased by his wife, Loretta W. (Aubin) Sheldon whom he married on March 30, 1956. He was also predeceased by his siblings; Charles, Beatrice, Bernice, Melba, Hazel, Stanly, Wayland, Frank, Ida, Ella, Harriet, Alfred and Jennie.
Burial will be private at Quassett Cemetery, Woodstock in the spring. Donations: TEEG, P.O. Box 664, N. Grosvenordale, CT 06255. Smith & Walker Funeral Home, 148 Grove St., Putnam.

Robert M. Langevin
BROOKLYN — , Robert M. Langevin, 63, of Brooklyn, died March 15, 2013, at Rhode Island Hospital from injuries he sustained on his family farm.
He was the husband of Susan (St. John) Langevin; they were married Sept. 7, 1973. Mr. Langevin was born Feb. 21, 1950, in Putnam, son of Maurice Langevin of Brooklyn and the late Simonne (Bouthillier) Langevin. He worked for 26 years as a weight and safety inspector for the State of CT, retiring in 2009. He was a 1968 graduate from Killingly High School, where he was an exceptional athlete in football, basketball and baseball.  He achieved his bachelor’s degree in business from Johnson & Wales University in 1972. Mr. Langevin was a communicant of St. James Church, an avid golfer and member of Quinnatisset Country Club, and the Danielson Lodge of Elks.  He loved to travel and vacation with family and friends.  Mr. Langevin was an accomplished outdoorsman.  He was co-owner and partner of Allen Hill Tree Farm in Brooklyn.
Besides his wife and his father he leaves children, Aimee Anderson (Erick), Benjamin Langevin (Rebecca), and Brett Langevin (Amanda); brother, Charles Langevin (Marion); sister, Carmen Gibeault (Roland), all of Brooklyn; grandchildren.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. James Church, Danielson. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Danielson. Donations: The Benjamin T. Desaulnier Memorial Scholarship Fund, 22 Deerwood Dr., Danielson, CT 06239 or to Saint James School, 120 Water St., Danielson, CT 06239. Tillinghast Funeral Home, Danielson.

Mosley pg 9 4-4-13


By Ron P. Coderre
Putnam Science Academy’s Jemal Mosley has become the third Mustang from this season’s 22-8 team to move on to the college basketball ranks.  He joins his teammates Dayshon Smith who committed to the University of Dayton, and Jonte Rutty, who is headed to Georgian Court University in New Jersey.
Mosley, a 6-foot, 1-inch guard who scales in at 180 pounds, verbally committed to NCAA Division II University of New Haven.  The news was broken on PSA’s twitter account Jemal Mosley @ Jemal Mosley5.  Mosley came to Putnam as a post graduate student following a solid four-year career at Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey.  
This season Mosley was an integral part of coach Tom Espinosa’s team, where he provided versatility on offense and defense.  He average 14.8 points per game as well as providing rebounding strength on both ends of the court.  He was also able to step in and handle the point position when needed.  As the season progressed his shooting beyond the arc was a factor in late season wins.
“Jemal is a player who brings a variety of plusses to any program.  I believe he’ll be an asset to the New Haven program.  He was a pleasure to coach because he’s a kid who’ll do whatever it takes for the team,” said Espinosa.
In moving on to play for the Chargers of Coach Ted Hotaling, he joins a program that made it to the NCAA Division II Regional competition that was held at Southern New Hampshire University, where they lost in the opening round to Dominican University out of Orangeburg, New York.  The Chargers are losing two seniors from their 19-9 team, both guards, which will allow Mosley to compete for playing time.  The University of New Haven plays in the highly respected Northeast-10 Conference.
According to Espinosa, his remaining post grad players Ugur Hortum from Istanbul, Mairega Clarke, Paul Brooks and Joel Angus continue to hear from interested colleges but have not yet been made solid offers.

Bowling pg 10 4-4-13



WEBSTER --- A southern New England landmark, Mohegan Bowl, is ready to redefine candlepin bowling, and then some. Ed and Kelli Kinsley purchased it from the Pelletier family at the end of last July. The landmark was originally built in 1958 by Wilfred Pelletier and his wife Irene. The Pelletiers owned it for more than 50 years.
In addition, the ice cream shop at the former Lic's next door, will be reopening May 1.
Kinsley said they have operated North Bowl Lanes in North Attleboro, Mass. for nearly five years.
They had moved from California and became interested in the bowling business when the real estate market collapsed in 2008, Kinsley said. He said his previous experience was as a real estate developer.
"I sincerely believe candlepin is coming back bigger and better than ever and Mohegan is proud to help lead the way." With the All Star Pub and the new arcade, he said, they hope to offer complete family entertainment.
Kinsley added the lanes were closed during August, opened to the leagues in September and to the general public in October. The game room and birthday party rooms opened around the first of November and the All Star Pub, in the former Lic's Restaurant, opened March 1.
"We like to think we bring a little southern California style to something (candlepin bowling) that is definitely a New England tradition," Kinsley added.
He said their 28-year-old son Steve manages the North Attleboro facility and son Christopher, 10, has the "primary responsibility" of testing all the arcade games.

Marianapolis pg 11 4-4-13



Marianapolis
honors
THOMPSON — Marianapolis Preparatory School announces 170 students have earned their place on the Third Quarter Honor Roll. Local students include:
Headmaster’s List
Emily J. Audet, Woodstock; Sarah L. Cavar, Brooklyn; William O. LaFiandra, Woodstock; Sarah A. Spiker, Brooklyn; Caitlin M. Walsh, Thompson.
Dean’s List
Christian S. Adams, Woodstock; Noah D. Aubin, N. Grosvenordale; Seth D. Aubin, N. Grosvenordale; Jamie L. Barrette, Thompson; Matthew J. Bellerose, Putnam; Garrett D. Downs, Brooklyn; Harry P. Holte, Sprague; Dylan A. Horn, Sterling; Emily M. Jacoboski, Willington; Miranda J. Lazzara, N. Grosvenordale; Christopher P. Lundt, Woodstock; Alex L. Murphy, N. Grosvenordale; George F. Murphy, N. Grosvenordale; Carly N. Quinn, Danielson; Doreen Reagan, Pomfret Center; Megan K. Romprey, Thompson; Elizabeth J. Sisko, Brooklyn; Emily B. Taft, Putnam; Marie E. Thibodeau, Woodstock; Lydia M. Tourtellotte, Putnam.
Honor Roll
Liam S. Adams, Woodstock; Ryan J. Baronowski, Thompson; Brian D. Barrette, Thompson; Kylie R. Beauregard, Plainfield; Elyse M. Bergeron, Putnam; Jillian R. Bodreau, Quinebaug; Philip B. Cheney, Woodstock; Emily A. Emilio, Pomfret Center; Cooper J. Everson, Sterling; Caitlyn E. Faucher, Brooklyn; Jack F. Hanrahan, Thompson; Camile R. Harvanek, N. Grosvenordale; Ryan J. Kelly, Thompson; Ryan J. Kelly, Thompson; Michael A. Mallory, Waterbury; Austin C. Miller, N Grosvenordale; Austin C. Miller, N Grosvenordale; Phoebe S. Reagan, Pomfret Center; Michael A. Rice, Plainfield; Anna K. Werge, N Grosvenordale.

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