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w w w . a m h e r s t c i t i z e n . c o m • D E C E M B E R 2 1 , 2 0 1 0 • THE AMHERST CITIZEN • MANCHES- TER – Florence L. (Young) Smith Johnson, 85, resi- dent of Manchester, NH, died Decem- ber 5, 2010 at Hack- ett Hill Healthcare Center, Manches- ter, surrounded by loved ones. She was born in New Boston, NH on October 5, 1925, a daughter of the late John A. and May- sie (Horton) Young. She was raised and educated in Am- herst where she resided for many years and had also lived in Nash- ua for more than 20 years. Strick- en with polio at age 25, she coura- geously continued to raise her three children, work and volunteer. Florence had been employed by In- dian Head National Bank of Nashua for many years. In addition, she had been the director for the Friendship Club of Nashua, which she was af- filiated with for over 30 years. Following her retirement, she en- joyed traveling with her husband, spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchil- dren. In recent years, Florence dis- covered a handicapped accessible limousine service which allowed her to enjoy outings with friends. She will be missed for her beauty, her positive attitude and the confidence she always displayed and instilled in others. She was prede- ceased by her hus- bands, Robert E. Smith and Donald H. Johnson; a son, omas R. Smith; and a son-in-law, Robert Androski. Family members include her daughter, Sharyn S. Andros- ki of Manchester, NH; a son, Peter E. Smith and his wife, Denise Dawson- Smith of Raymond, NH; a daughter- in-law, Mary Smith of Manchester, NH; seven grandchildren; ten great grandchildren; a brother, Maurice “Jake” Young of Amherst, NH; a sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Donald (Marion) Young of Amherst, NH; numerous nieces and nephews. Burial was in Meadowview Cem- etery, Amherst. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to March of Dimes-NH Chap- ter, 10 Ferry Street, Suite 419, Con- cord, NH 03301. Arrangements are in the care of the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford. To leave an online condolence, please go to www.smith-heald.com Holiday Toy Store Florence L. Johnson Lucy E. Ramsay MANCHESTER – Lucy E. Ram- say, 86, longtime resident of Am- herst, NH, died December 6, 2010 at e Courville, Manchester, NH. She was born in Milton, MA on February 13, 1924, a daughter of the late James A. and Beatrice (Barker) Montgomery. She was raised and educated in Milton, MA where she graduated from high school and at- tended Green Mountain College, Poultney, Vermont. Mrs. Ramsay made her home in Amherst for more than 50 years where she was very active in the community. She was a founder of the Jack and Jill Kindergarten in Amherst, a member of Questers, Colonial Dames, Amherst Histori- cal Society, Garden Club, Friends of the Amherst Library and a member of the Book Selection Committee. In addition, she was a member of the Congregational Church of Am- herst, UCC. She was predeceased by her hus- band, David T. Ramsay, who died in 2006. Family members include her son and daughter-in-law, James M. and Sarah E. Ramsay of Amherst, NH; a daughter, Leslie A. Ramsay of Man- chester, NH; three grandchildren, Hadley Q. Ramsay, Emily S. Gins- berg and Caleb E. Ginsberg; several nieces and nephews. A private graveside service will be held at Meadowview Cemetery, Am- herst. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to e Courville at Manchester, 44 Web- ster Street, Manchester, NH 03104. Arrangements are in the care of Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford. To leave an on- line condolence, please go to www. smith-heald.com Support for the Amherst Memory Tree e Amherst Garden Club thanks everyone who contrib- uted to the 2010 Memory Tree. Remembering those we have lost with the twinkling white lights during the holidays, has become a town and family tra- dition. It was nice this year to be invited to share the tree with the 250th Celebration. Remembering those who came before us to build such a won- derful town. We are happy to announce that the donations will go to SHARE, a local non profit or- ganization, for their “SHARE Christmas, helping families for the holidays. e organi- zation supports the towns of Milford, Amherst, Brookline, and Mont Vernon. is is the last hope for many needy fami- lies to have a Christmas. In Loving Memory of: Lee Andreano, David Balfour. Margaret Bergin Princi, Sue Blakeman, Suzanne Blakeman, Dorothy Boettcher, Jane Boyle, Dick Brams, Jan Brams, Carl Breiger, Ilse Breiger, Sharon Burgess, Billy Burns, Helen Burns, William E. Burns, Marguerite Brockway, Donald Carper, John Cissel, Earl Coffee. Gavin Cof- fee Jenny Coffee, Diane Coffey, John Conaway Sr., Myrtle Conaway, John Crisman, Kyle Crisman, Tim Crisman, L. James Dailey, Windows Dailey, Jack Dark, Irene Dean, Ronald Dean, Rhonda Dearborn Johnson, Rhonda Dearborn Johnson, Kay Denzler, Leo Denzler, Blair Dobbins, Doris Dobbins, Larry Dobbins, Lornie Dokmo, Tina Dokmo, Mary Donovan, Miriam Draper, Norman Draper, Jane Duthie, Pat Duval, Gertrude Dzenis, Walter Dzenis, Val Evans, Else Finke, William Finke, Regina Foss, Alda Fraser, Walton Fraser, Lew Fursich, Scott Gambee, William Gambee, Michael Goodwill, Madelene Grassett, Shirley Grogan, Helen Hadden, Daniel Hauser, Hank Havelka, Helen Havelka, Philip Havelka, Tom Head, Janice Hickey, Kathleen Hodge, Roger Hooper Sr., Helen Hoye, Mary Iaouinto, Melvin T Johnson, Anne Johnston, Charles Johnston, Gerald Klepek, Marie Krosch, Otto Krosch, Brad Lambert, Barbara Landry, Mary Lodes, William Lodes, Justine Loehr, Eileen Logan, Edythe Mac Isaac, Ruth McKinstry, Elisabeth Michaelis, William Michaelis, Randy Morse, Dorothy Nakamura, Oswald Obermiller, Ruth Obermiller, Kitty Pauselius, Rex Peace, Roberta Peace, Louisa Perricelli, Michael Perricelli, Fred Porter, Maureen Proulx, Julia E. Prew, Robert H. Prew, Gene Pringle, Kevin Ravlin, Mary Ravlin, Janet Reis, Dr. Cedric Robinson, Nancy Robinson, Barbara Rosen, Charles Rossi, Charlotte Rossi, Eleanor Rossi, Mario Rossi, Maurice Rossi, Ed Schmidt, Lucille Schultz, Richard Schultz, Terry Shields, Donald Shore, Hilda Steinhaus, William Steinhaus, Helen Steriti-Doyle, Ronald Stillman, Dr. R. Emerson Sylvester, Ruth Tabb, Ronald Tognetti, Rodney Vining, Patience Webb, Alison Werner Barton, Nancy White, John Young, Maureen Zimmer, Joseph Zygmont, Regina Zygmont Families of: The James & Carolyn Quinn Family The Donald Marsh Family The James Warren Family The Arnold Dickinson Family The Charles Williams Family The Madigan Family The Spiess Family The Schmidt Family The Murray Family Tree Lighting Festival & Toy Store Set the Tone Obituaries Row 1: Dr. Kathleen Chan, Dr. Rochelle Lindner, Dr. Lesleyann Splagounias, Dr. Hillary Hochman, Dr. Nina Casaverde Row 2: Dr. Gary Lindner, Dr. Luis Englander Infant Pediatrics Orthodontics Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 72 SOUTH RIVER RD. 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M A N C H E S -TER – Florence L. (Young) Smith Johnson, 85, resi-dent of Manchester, NH, died Decem-ber 5, 2010 at Hack-ett Hill Healthcare Center, Manches-ter, surrounded by loved ones.
She was born in New Boston, NH on October 5, 1925, a daughter of the late John A. and May-sie (Horton) Young. She was raised and educated in Am-herst where she resided for many years and had also lived in Nash-ua for more than 20 years. Strick-en with polio at age 25, she coura-geously continued to raise her three children, work and volunteer.
Florence had been employed by In-dian Head National Bank of Nashua for many years. In addition, she had been the director for the Friendship Club of Nashua, which she was af-filiated with for over 30 years.
Following her retirement, she en-joyed traveling with her husband, spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchil-dren. In recent years, Florence dis-covered a handicapped accessible limousine service which allowed her to enjoy outings with friends.
She will be missed for her beauty, her positive attitude and the confidence she always displayed and instilled in others.
She was prede-ceased by her hus-bands, Robert E. Smith and Donald H. Johnson; a son, Thomas R. Smith; and a son-in-law, Robert Androski.
Family members include her daughter, Sharyn S. Andros-ki of Manchester, NH; a son, Peter E.
Smith and his wife, Denise Dawson-Smith of Raymond, NH; a daughter-in-law, Mary Smith of Manchester, NH; seven grandchildren; ten great grandchildren; a brother, Maurice “Jake” Young of Amherst, NH; a sis-ter-in-law, Mrs. Donald (Marion) Young of Amherst, NH; numerous nieces and nephews.
Burial was in Meadowview Cem-etery, Amherst. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to March of Dimes-NH Chap-ter, 10 Ferry Street, Suite 419, Con-cord, NH 03301. Arrangements are in the care of the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, Milford. To leave an online condolence, please go to www.smith-heald.com
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Florence L. Johnson
Lucy E. RamsayMANCHESTER – Lucy E. Ram-
say, 86, longtime resident of Am-herst, NH, died December 6, 2010 at The Courville, Manchester, NH.
She was born in Milton, MA on February 13, 1924, a daughter of the late James A. and Beatrice (Barker) Montgomery. She was raised and educated in Milton, MA where she graduated from high school and at-tended Green Mountain College, Poultney, Vermont.
Mrs. Ramsay made her home in Amherst for more than 50 years where she was very active in the community. She was a founder of the Jack and Jill Kindergarten in Amherst, a member of Questers, Colonial Dames, Amherst Histori-cal Society, Garden Club, Friends of the Amherst Library and a member of the Book Selection Committee. In addition, she was a member of the Congregational Church of Am-
herst, UCC.She was predeceased by her hus-
band, David T. Ramsay, who died in 2006.
Family members include her son and daughter-in-law, James M. and Sarah E. Ramsay of Amherst, NH; a daughter, Leslie A. Ramsay of Man-chester, NH; three grandchildren, Hadley Q. Ramsay, Emily S. Gins-berg and Caleb E. Ginsberg; several nieces and nephews.
A private graveside service will be held at Meadowview Cemetery, Am-herst. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The Courville at Manchester, 44 Web-ster Street, Manchester, NH 03104. Arrangements are in the care of Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford. To leave an on-line condolence, please go to www.smith-heald.com
Support for the Amherst Memory TreeThe Amherst Garden Club
thanks everyone who contrib-uted to the 2010 Memory Tree. Remembering those we have lost with the twinkling white lights during the holidays, has become a town and family tra-dition. It was nice this year to be invited to share the tree with the 250th Celebration. Remembering those who came before us to build such a won-derful town.
We are happy to announce that the donations will go to SHARE, a local non profit or-ganization, for their “SHARE Christmas, helping families for the holidays. The organi-zation supports the towns of Milford, Amherst, Brookline, and Mont Vernon. This is the last hope for many needy fami-lies to have a Christmas.
In Loving Memory of:Lee Andreano, David Balfour. Margaret Bergin Princi, Sue Blakeman, Suzanne Blakeman, Dorothy Boettcher, Jane Boyle, Dick Brams, Jan Brams, Carl Breiger, Ilse Breiger, Sharon Burgess, Billy Burns, Helen Burns, William E. Burns, Marguerite Brockway, Donald Carper, John Cissel, Earl Coffee. Gavin Cof-fee Jenny Coffee, Diane Coffey, John Conaway Sr., Myrtle Conaway, John Crisman, Kyle Crisman, Tim Crisman, L. James Dailey, Windows Dailey, Jack Dark, Irene Dean, Ronald Dean, Rhonda Dearborn Johnson, Rhonda Dearborn Johnson, Kay Denzler, Leo Denzler, Blair Dobbins, Doris Dobbins, Larry Dobbins, Lornie Dokmo, Tina Dokmo, Mary Donovan, Miriam Draper, Norman Draper, Jane Duthie, Pat Duval, Gertrude Dzenis, Walter Dzenis, Val Evans, Else Finke, William Finke, Regina Foss, Alda Fraser, Walton Fraser, Lew Fursich, Scott Gambee, William Gambee, Michael Goodwill, Madelene Grassett, Shirley Grogan, Helen Hadden, Daniel Hauser, Hank Havelka, Helen Havelka, Philip Havelka, Tom Head, Janice Hickey, Kathleen Hodge, Roger Hooper Sr., Helen Hoye, Mary Iaouinto, Melvin T Johnson, Anne Johnston, Charles Johnston, Gerald Klepek, Marie Krosch, Otto Krosch, Brad Lambert, Barbara Landry, Mary Lodes, William Lodes, Justine Loehr, Eileen Logan, Edythe Mac Isaac, Ruth
McKinstry, Elisabeth Michaelis, William Michaelis, Randy Morse, Dorothy Nakamura, Oswald Obermiller, Ruth Obermiller, Kitty Pauselius, Rex Peace, Roberta Peace, Louisa Perricelli, Michael Perricelli, Fred Porter, Maureen Proulx, Julia E. Prew, Robert H. Prew, Gene Pringle, Kevin Ravlin, Mary Ravlin, Janet Reis, Dr. Cedric Robinson, Nancy Robinson, Barbara Rosen, Charles Rossi, Charlotte Rossi, Eleanor Rossi, Mario Rossi, Maurice Rossi, Ed Schmidt, Lucille Schultz, Richard Schultz, Terry Shields, Donald Shore, Hilda Steinhaus, William Steinhaus, Helen Steriti-Doyle, Ronald Stillman, Dr. R. Emerson Sylvester, Ruth Tabb, Ronald Tognetti, Rodney Vining, Patience Webb, Alison Werner Barton, Nancy White, John Young, Maureen Zimmer, Joseph Zygmont, Regina Zygmont
Families of:The James & Carolyn Quinn FamilyThe Donald Marsh FamilyThe James Warren FamilyThe Arnold Dickinson FamilyThe Charles Williams FamilyThe Madigan FamilyThe Spiess FamilyThe Schmidt FamilyThe Murray Family
Tree Lighting Festival & Toy Store Set the Tone Obituaries
Row 1: Dr. Kathleen Chan, Dr. Rochelle Lindner, Dr. Lesleyann Splagounias, Dr. Hillary Hochman, Dr. Nina CasaverdeRow 2: Dr. Gary Lindner, Dr. Luis Englander
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your personality and bring dreams to life. they set the mood and allow you to create spaces that truly make you feel at home.Quick-step is more than flooring; they’re about dreams. and by dreaming, there’re changing what you expect from laminate flooring. Because we believe it is amazing what a floor can do.
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Holiday concert at the Amherst Congregational Church. Fire Chief, Mark Boynton with daughter Angelina and wife Cindy with Santa.
Team Earley’s “Warm Up,” Dave Albert, Mike Skladony, Amey Grella, Greg Earley, Kathy Earley and Theresa Grella.
Amherst Junior Women’s Club volunteer coordinators: Mary Ellen McNamara, Cyndy Otto, Lisa Emerson and Beth Kimberly
