Class of 1969 (Mamaroneck High School)

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Stanley Czarnecki Memorial Sat, Sept 12, 2020 11:30 am, St. Augustine's, Larchmont

ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND a memorial service for our late classmate Stanley Czarnecki on Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 11:30 am at St. Augustine's Church on Larchmont Avenue in Larchmont.

Stanley died in June.

Shelley Evans

REST IN PEACE, Annie Borgenicht (1951-2021)

We have sad news to report. Our classmate Annie Borgenicht died on Friday, August 20th, surrounded by family and friends in San Francisco.

May Annie rest in peace and may her memory be a blessing.

https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/anneborgenicht/journal

Shelley Evans

Sean McCarthy sends condolences to Stan's friends and family

I'm so sorry to see that Stan passed. We first met when we were fellow classmates at St. Augustine's. He was a real good guy! Condolences to Stan's friends and family.

May he rest in peace,

Sean McCarthy

Shelley Evans

Good journey, Stan!

Condolances to the family....

From Tony Nesci

Tony Nesci

Rest in peace, Stanley Czarnecki (1951-2020)

My fellow MHS Class of 1969-ers and friends,

I'm sorry to have to post this sad news about the recent passing of our dear classmate, Stanley Czarnecki, shared with me today by Frank Loffredo, Stanley's good friend in both high school and college. May he rest in peace and may Stanley's memory be a blessing.

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Stanley’s journey began on March 18th, 1951 in Mt. Vernon, New York to his parents, Stanley and Lucy Czarnecki. He was the middle child of three boys including his loving brothers, Anthony and John.

As a young man, he excelled at school. He was smart and motivated. He had many different jobs over the years but eventually he found himself a career at IBM as an Operations Manager. He stayed there for 30 years until retirement.

Stanley met the love of his life in 1969. He married his love, Theresa Ann on May 19th, 1973. They began their family 5 years later and had 2 beautiful daughters, Julie and Cyndie.

He loved spending time with his family, going on vacations, cooking, camping, swimming in the ocean, being creative, working with cars, motorcycles and computers.

Stanley always enjoyed time spent with his grandchildren, Mia, Matty, Nicky and Alexander. He never missed an opportunity to smile or lend a helping hand to others. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.

A Memorial Service was held at 2:00 PM on Saturday, June 20 at Glick Family Funeral Home in Boca Raton, Florida.

https://www.glickfamilyfuneralhome.com/obituary/Stanley-Czarnecki

Shelley Evans

Rest in peace, Paula Fatebena Minara (1951-2020)

It is with extreme sadness that I report the passing of our fellow classmate (and organizer of many of our reunions), Paula Fatebena Minara. Paula died Friday morning, January 10.

Her family has made arrangements with McHoul Funeral Home at 895 Route 82 in Hopewell Junction, NY 12533. Calling hours will be held this coming Monday, January 13 and Tuesday, January 14 from 2-4 and 7-9 pm both days.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered on Wednesday, January 15 at 10 am at St. Columba Church at 835 Route 82, also in Hopewell Junction.

May Paula rest in peace and her memory be a blessing.

https://www.mchoulfuneralhome.com/book-of-memories/4072521/Minara-Paula/index.php

Shelley Evans

Celebration of JANE GOULDING DICKERMAN'S LIFE: Sun, Nov 17, 11 am

SAD NEWS: our classmate Jane Goulding Dickerman died Tuesday morning. The cancer she had been relentlessly fighting returned with a vengeance.

A CELEBRATION OF Jane Goulding Dickerman's LIFE will be held Sunday, November 17th at 11:00 am at:
BETHLEHEM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2297 Main Street
Bethlehem, New Hampshire 03574
603-869-5842

FROM JANE'S DAUGHTER THEA:
Garth Dickerman, John Dickerman, and I will be celebrating the life of Jane Goulding Dickerman this Sunday, November 17th at the Bethlehem Elementary School in Bethlehem, New Hampshire starting at 11 am.

We hope to see you there, wearing your brightest colors and your favorite knitted garments. Bonus points if you have something from Jane.

Please reach out to Garth and me if you have any questions, and please spread the word wide and far.

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Jane's son Garth Dickerman posted this on her Facebook page Tuesday afternoon:
"It is with a very heavy heart that Thea, John, and I announce that my mother Jane Goulding Dickerman has died. She died at home, with her beloved husband, as was her wish. She toiled hard against her diagnosis, but in all truth, cancer just fucking sucks, and it won. We are all in contact with our family and friends, who have been extremely supportive. She was a legend of the North Country of New Hampshire, and will leave a void in that community. So, knit a row, walk a dog, or drink some pink wine for my one and only mother; the famous Crazy Jane Goulding Dickerman. I love you, mom."

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The family suggests that those who wish to make a donation consider making one in Jane's memory to the American Cancer Society. https://www.cancer.org/

May Jane rest in peace.

Shelley Evans

Hope to see you soon.

How often do we have a 50th Reunion. This is it!! The committee has truly worked hours and hours to make this happen. Please come. Let's make a memory together.

Maggi Heilweil

Checking out of the Reunion with sadness

Hi classmates,

Due to my wife, Mary's health issues we are not able to travel to NY. I am sad not be be joining you all.

Wishing all connection and love,

Peter

Peter Karp

Can't make it!

I live...basically...on Earth's second moon....so, getting away is always a major hassle. Serious work committments/etc are still a ball and chain. I'll certainly be there in spirit!

Anthony Nesci

I'll try to be there!