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Eric Wold


Enosburg Falls – Eric ‘Rick’ Lars Wold of Enosburg Falls passed away at his home just before his 65th birthday.

Rick was born on March 10, 1959 in Stoneham, MA, the son of C. Arthur Wold and E. Louise (Martin) Wold.

Rick was Co-Salutatorian when he graduated from Bellows Free Academy – Fairfax in 1977.

Rick received a degree in Psychology from Lyndon State College in 1998.

In the early 1980’s Rick worked in the Food and Beverage industry at various restaurants like The Salty Dog, Finbars, and Dockside Cafe to name a few.

Then for many years Rick could be heard on the radio at various stations such as WRUV, WDOT, WSNO and WNKV in Vermont. He was also music director at a few stations during his years there. He always enjoyed his Live DJ side gig keeping a very extensive CD and Vinyl collection.

Rick eventually moved into Social Service work with roles at the American Cancer Society, Vermont Cares, Northeast Kingdon Youth Services and Age Well.

He is survived by his sisters Marjorie (Wold) Ellsworth (and husband John of Farifax), and Karen E.  (Wold) Stetson of Westford, his sister-in-law Dorothy (Dyson) Wold, his nieces and nephew: Nancy (Stetson) Barrows, Tim Stetson, Carleen (Wold) Amasya, Beth (Ellsworth) Jasinski and Joanne Ellsworth and their spouses and children.

He was predeceased by his parents C. Arthur Wold and E. Louise Wold, his brother Carl A. Wold Jr and his brother-in-law Ralph T. Stetson III.

We will miss having him at the card table as we play our long family card games of Zioncheck and Hand & Foot. One of his favorite quotes is: “Family is like a deck of cards. Deal with it!”

In addition, we will always try to remember the advice in his email signature: “- Be Safe, Be Happy, Be Excellent To Each Other...”

Plans are being made to have a Celebration of Life for Rick in June when distant family will be able to attend.

Fairfax Community Library Programs in March:
Youth Events
Tuesday, March 5, 3 pm: Lego Club
Kids ages 6+ enjoy themed Lego play after school. Please register.

Tuesdays, March 12 & 26 5:30 pm: D&D Club
Dragons! Danger! Dice! The library is now hosting a middle school D&D club. Join our DM, Nic, and create a character to take on exciting magical adventures! No prior Dungeons and Dragons knowledge is necessary, and players of all experience levels are welcome. Materials provided. Grades 5 - 8. Club meets every other Tuesday. Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Mondays, March 11 - 25, 3 pm: Chess Club
Chess Club is starting up again! Learning chess has been proven to have many benefits: such as building creativity, problem solving and concentration! Ages 7+. Space is limited, so please register! You can email libraryfairfax@gmail.com to sign up!

Wednesday, March 6, 3 pm: Tie Dye Style Sharpie Art
Create swirly, tie dye style art with sharpies and rubbing alcohol! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Wednesdays, March 6, 13, 20 & 27 at 10:30 am: Preschool Story Time
Join us for stories and songs! Children's books will be available to check out as well. Before you leave, pick up an activity to make at home!

Wednesday, March 13, 3 pm: Orbeez Galaxy/Diorama Jars
Make art in a jar with crushed Orbeez! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Wednesday, March 20, 1 pm: Perler Bead Crafternooon
Spend some time making designs with Perler beads! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Wednesday, March 27, 3 pm: Bead Pins and Jewelry
Learn how to make pins and jewelry from safety pins and beads! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!
 
Adult Events
Saturday, March 9, 10:30 am: Needle Felted Eggs with Nicole Bachand
Join Nicole to learn the basics of needle felting, and make fuzzy festive eggs! Materials provided. Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Tuesdays, March 12, 19 & 26, 5:30 pm: Mandarin Club with Keyuan Xiang
Interested in learning Mandarin, or just want to know more about Chinese culture? Join Keyuan Xiang at the library for lessons!
You don't need to come to each club meeting, but registration is required for the day or days you would like to attend. Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Thursday, March 28, 4 pm: Library Book Club
The book this month is The Road from Coorain, by Jill K. Conway. Book club will meet in the library. A Zoom link will be available for anyone who wants to attend remotely. If you would like to borrow a copy of the book, or request the Zoom link, please contact the library at fairfaxlibrarian@gmail.com or call us at 849-2420. All are welcome!
 
Family Events
March 1 - 31: Peeps Pageant
The library is hosting a Marshmallow Peeps Pageant! Make a book themed diorama with marshmallow peeps - the sillier the better! For some inspiration, check out this board of ideas the library has curated!
We will have both a physical display in the library and a virtual gallery online, so feel free to bring in your peep creations yourself, or send a picture of it to libraryfairfax@gmail.com. The cutoff date is March 31st, so make sure to submit your dioramas before then!

Find more information and updates about programs at the library website, fairfaxvtlibrary.org, or on the library Facebook page!

Douglas Francias “Doug” Corse, 63, passed away suddenly on February 19, 2024. Doug was born on July 30, 1960, son of the late Earl and Catherine (Provost) Corse. Doug was proud to have served his country as a member of the US Army. He married the former Susan Barkyoumb on May 23rd, 1987.

Doug worked at Husky Molding Injections for 25 years. Before working at Husky he worked at Yankee Corporation for 15 years. He was very dedicated to both jobs and was a very hard working man. Doug also served in the US Army for 3 years, and was stationed at Fort Benning Georgia for 2 years and then was stationed in Korea for 1 year before returning home. Doug also loved hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, family outings, and celebrating all the holidays. Doug also loved playing and coaching baseball and basketball. Everyone is going to miss Doug tremendously because of what a good person he was.

Doug is survived by his loving wife of 41 years Susan Corse, two daughters Kristy Corse, Kassie Corse and fiancé Alex Stevens, his brother Dennis Corse and wife Michelle, five sisters Patricia Corse, Barbara Tremblay and husband Robert, Marlene Corse and husband Michael Martell, Elaine Barkyoumb, Marcia Corse, many nieces, nephews and cousins and his best friends Dave Kurtz, Herman Kasier and Mike Ingalls.

Doug was also predeceased by his brother Homer Corse and his beloved dog Dakota.

Visiting hours will be held on Friday March 1, 2024 from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. at A W Rich Funeral Home – Fairfax Chapel. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday March 2, 2024 at 11:00 a.m.at St. Luke Church, Fairfax. Memorial donations in Doug’s memory may be made at woundedwarrierproject.org. Please visit awrfh.com to read Doug’s full obituary and share your memories.

Obituary for Joshua Walter Wilson Sears

Early Monday morning, February 5, 2024, hours before sunrise our sweet, wonderful Josh was called home to be with our Lord Jesus. Josh passed suddenly of heart complications and diabetes.
Born in Salem, Massachusetts on Oct. 25, 1977, to Cynthia (Stewart-Sears) Kane and the late Walter A. Sears jr., Joshua later became a big brother to his best friend Jeremiah when he was born just 3 years later.
The family made their home in Fairfax, Vermont where the boys attended and graduated from Bellows Free Academy in Fairfax. Upon Joshua’s graduation in 1995, he went on to continue his education at Champlain College in Burlington, Vt.
Joshua was an avid New England Patriots fan as well as a Boston Red Sox fan. He loved to collect comic books, he loved superheroes, Lego’s and building puzzles. He also enjoyed many hours on the baseball field as a child.
Joshua was also a wonderful foster brother to more than 100 children throughout his childhood. Some of them becoming honorary brothers and sisters. He would do anything for anyone and loved his family and friends fiercely. Anyone who has had the honor of knowing Joshua, would absolutely agree.
Although all these things were of great importance to Josh, nothing compared to the pride and the joys of his life, his children; Mariah (23), Drew (20) and Baylie (11). He just beamed with pride over them all.
In Dec. 2021, he became engaged to his best friend Tanna (the love of his life) whom he has gone on to share 4 wonderful years with. He has become a father figure to her girls Carley and Kayla, and a proud “papa” to Leah whom he simply adored.
Joshua leaves behind his mother; Cynthia (Stewart-Sears) Kane of Kissimmee, Fl., his brother; Jeremiah Sears and his wife Tatiana of Harmony, FL., and niece Thaina. His fiancé and love of his life, Tanna Hane of Lakeland, Fl., his children Mariah and Baylie of Alabama, and his son Drew of Vermont. He also leaves his (stepchildren) Carley, Kayla, Dan, and granddaughter Leah. In addition to his wonderful family, he too leaves behind his “honorary” brother and sisters; Ade Kassim, Raylene Barkley, and Jaida Forsey. He also leaves behind his many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Joshua was preceded in death by his father; Walter Sears Jr., his maternal grandparents Phyllis (Chisholm) Stewart, and Wilson Hurlbert, his paternal grandparents Harriet (Ramsdell) Sears and Walter Sears Sr. as well as his Aunt Joyce and Uncle Richard.
We invite you to join us at Osceola Memorial Gardens, 3175 Pleasant Hill Rd., Kissimmee, Fl. 34746, on Sunday, February 11, 2024, from 5pm-9pm. A service will take place at 6pm.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made In Joshua’s name to the AMERICAN DIABETES FOUNDATION.

Fletcher

Gary "Sam" Robert Broe, a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend, passed away on February 9, 2024. Born on September 8, 1952, in Burlington, Vermont, Sam led a life filled with love and touched the hearts of all who knew him.

Sam graduated from BFA Fairfax in 1972, beginning a lifelong journey marked by dedication and hard work. He joined Velan Valve and became an integral part of their team, forging deep and lasting friendships along the way. Sam's commitment to his work was matched only by his loyalty to those around him. His coworkers became like family to him as he fostered relationships that spanned decades.

Those who had the privilege of knowing Sam will remember him for his warm personality and unwavering loyalty. If you we lucky enough to be considered his friend, you were undoubtedly considered family. His kindness knew no bounds as he selflessly extended a helping hand whenever it was needed. Sam's caring nature made an indelible impact on the lives he touched.

Outside of work and during his retirement, Sam found solace in various hobbies and interests. One of his greatest joys was smoking meat—a skill he proudly shared with friends and family during countless gatherings. He also cherished moments spent fishing, finding tranquility in the stillness of nature. Additionally, Sam enjoyed wood working alongside his dear friend Dave Day and spent many delightful hours perfecting their craft together. But above all else, he was an ardent fan of the Boston Red Sox and faithfully followed their every game throughout the season.

In his personal life, Sam was devoted to his family. He is survived by his loving wife Ann Broe, who shared in the joyous moments and supported him during challenging times. Together they built a strong foundation rooted in love and understanding that will continue to inspire those around them. Sam's love and admiration of his "Annie" was endless.

Sam leaves behind two children who brought immeasurable happiness to his life—Craig and his wife Molly, and Samantha Broe. He was a dedicated and loving father who instilled in his children values of compassion, resilience, and determination. This was evident in his "coaching career" of little league and softball. Sam's genuine love for his grandchildren—Lyle, Gabriel, and Ophelia—knew no bounds. He cherished every moment spent with them and took great pride in watching them grow.

Sam will also be greatly missed by his brother Greg and his partner Cindy, as well as his sister-in-laws Vicky,  Laurie, Pat Broe, Kathy Murray, and husband Mike. His memory will forever remain in the hearts of his brother-in-law Roy Raymond, brother-in-law John Cross, and a multitude of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Sam is reunited in eternal peace with his parents Nellie and Reginald Broe Sr., as well as his siblings Reginald, Jr., Jeffrey, Bert, Michael, and Eleanor. Their memories will forever be cherished by those who loved them.

The celebration of Sam's life will take place at Fletcher Grange in Fletcher on February 17, 2024. The service will commence at 11:00 am and offer an opportunity for all who knew him to come together to share their memories and find solace in one another's presence. It will truly be a testament to the impact he had on so many lives. The Celebration of Life attendees are encouraged to wear Red Sox attire and will be pot luck.

The legacy Sam leaves behind is one of kindness, love, and unwavering support. His absence will undoubtedly be deeply felt by all those who had the privilege of knowing him. As we gather to celebrate his life, let us remember the joy he brought into our lives and honor him by carrying on his legacy of love and compassion.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made to a charity for the betterment of Vermont Fish and Wildlife.

 As we bid farewell to Gary "Sam" Robert Broe—a kind, loving, and caring person—let us find comfort in the knowledge that his spirit will forever remain with us. May he rest in eternal peace, knowing that his love will continue to guide and inspire us all.

Bradley Allen McDonald Sr. 47, of Georgia passed unexpectedly on January 22, 2024 in South Burlington. He was born on June 23, 1976 son of Ethel (Gaudette) McDonald and the late Clement McDonald.

While Bradley left us far too soon, the impact that he had on his family and friends will be felt for many years to come. He had always had a mission to make any inoperable car into a brand new one. Just like an optimist, Bradley would always see the good in everyone around him. Bradley had a lot of roles in his life, being a devoted father to his children Bradley and Carly, an adoring son, a beloved brother, an avid hunter and fisher and motorcycle enthusiast. He was a member of Vietnam Vet MC Northeast and left many cherished brothers behind.


He is survived by his children Bradley McDonald Jr and Carly McDonald, his mother Ethel McDonald, a brother Brian McDonald and wife Christine, two sisters Penny McGrath and husband Patrick, Pam McDonald, and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins, many friends and a faithful companion Tank. He was predeceased by his faithful companion Diesel.
Visiting hours will be held on Friday, February 2, 2024 from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. at A W Rich Funeral Home – Fairfax Chapel. Burial will be held the family lot in Sanderson Corners Cemetery in the spring at the convenience of the family with a celebration of life to follow. The family also invites you to share your memories and condolences by visiting awrfh.com

Fairfax Community Library Programs in February

Youth Events

Tuesday, February 6, 3 pm: Lego Club
Kids ages 6+ enjoy themed Lego play after school. Please register.

Tuesdays, February 13 & 27 5:30 pm: D&D Club
Dragons! Danger! Dice! The library is now hosting a middle school D&D club. Join our DM, Nic, and create a character to take on exciting magical adventures! No prior Dungeons and Dragons knowledge is necessary, and players of all experience levels are welcome. Materials provided. Grades 5 - 8. Club meets every other Tuesday. Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Monday, February 5 - 26, 3:30 pm: Chess Club
Chess Club is starting up again! Learning chess has been proven to have many benefits: such as building creativity, problem solving and concentration! Ages 7+. Space is limited, so please register! You can email libraryfairfax@gmail.com to sign up!

Wednesday, February 7, 3 pm: Collage Art
Use bits and pieces of old magazines, newspapers, and cards to create something new! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Wednesdays, February 7, 14, 21 & 28 at 10:30 am: Preschool Story Time
Join us for stories and songs! Children's books will be available to check out as well. Before you leave, pick up an activity to make at home!

Wednesday, February 14, 1 pm: LED Rose Bouquet
Make a bouquet of roses that light up! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Wednesday, February 21, 3 pm: Yarn Letters
Create some colorful yarn wrapped letters! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Wednesday, February 28, 3 pm: DIY Zoetrope
Learn how to make one of the oldest moving picture devices, and draw your own mini-movie! Materials provided. Ages 8+ Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!
 

Adult Events

Saturday, February 17, 10:30 am: Needle Felting with Nicole Bachand
Join Nicole to learn the basics of needle felting, and make a fuzzy creation! Materials provided. Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!

Tuesdays, February 6, 13, 20 & 27, 5:30 pm: Mandarin Club with Keyuan Xiang
Interested in learning Mandarin, or just want to know more about Chinese culture? Join Keyuan Xiang at the library for lessons!
You don't need to come to each club meeting, but registration is required for the day or days you would like to attend. Please email libraryfairfax@gmail.com or call 849-2420 to register!
 
Thursday, February 22, 4 pm: Library Book Club
The book this month is The 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed out the Window and Disappeared, by Jonas Jonasson. Book club will meet in the library. A Zoom link will be available for anyone who wants to attend remotely. If you would like to borrow a copy of the book, or request the Zoom link, please contact the library at fairfaxlibrarian@gmail.com or call us at 849-2420. All are welcome!

Find more information and updates about programs at fairfaxvtlibrary.org or on the library Facebook page!

Mary Shaw
July 13, 1933 — January 9, 2024
SWANTON - It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Mary Ellen Shaw, a beloved mother, esteemed nurse, and cherished member of the community. Mary Ellen departed from this world on January 9th, 2024, surrounded by the love of her family. She was 90 years old.

 

Born on July 13th, 1933, in Saint Albans, Vermont, with a determination to make a difference in the world, she pursued her education at 'The original BFA' in Fairfax and went on to enlist in the United States Navy as a nurse on March 23rd, 1956. She proudly served her country with unwavering loyalty and dedication, achieving the rank of Lieutenant before her honorable discharge on February 15th, 1963.

 

Following her military service, Mary's thirst for knowledge led her to further her education at Wichita State University, where she obtained her Master's Degree in Nursing. Armed with her expertise and passion, Mary embarked on a remarkable career in the healthcare industry, becoming a registered nurse who was greatly admired by her colleagues and patients alike. Her unwavering dedication and compassion brought comfort and healing to countless lives during her tenure of over three decades with VA hospitals in Kansas, California, and Delaware.

 

Throughout it all, her infectious smile, kind-hearted nature, and zest for life endeared her to everyone she crossed paths with. Mary had a genuine love for engaging in lively conversations, and sharing laughter with those she held dear.

 

Left to cherish her memory is her loving sons, Henry A. Shaw of Maryland, Robert G. Shaw of Delaware, Richard J. Shaw of Swanton, and John T. Shaw and his wife Nancy of North Carolina; two grandchildren, Gabrielle and Julianna Shaw; brothers-in-law, Warren Blacklock of Chicago, and Chuck Hayden; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, Mary was predeceased by her husband, John Shaw; daughter-in-law, Lisa Shaw; brothers, Robert Gillin and his wife Virginia, and Francis "Rusty" Gillin and his wife Fran; sisters-in-law, Elizabeth "Betty" Blacklock, and Nancy Hayden; and brothers-in-law, Alden Shaw, and Robert Shaw.

 

Friends & family are invited to Mary's life celebration to include visitation on Friday, January 26, 2024 from 4-7:00 PM at the Goss Life Celebration Home, 89 Grand Ave., Swanton, VT. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, January 27, 2024 at 11:00 AM at Holy Angels Catholic Church, Lake Street, St. Albans, VT. Interment with military honors will follow in St. Luke's Cemetery in Fairfax.

 

For those who wish, contributions in Mary's memory may be made to the Franklin County Home Health Hospice Program, 3 Home Health Circle, St. Albans, VT 05478 or to Missisquoi Valley Rescue, P.O. Box 222. Swanton, VT 05488.

Fairfax Community Library Board of Trustees Meeting
Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 6:30 PM


Call to Order
Approval of Minutes from November 16, 2023, meeting
Treasurer’s Report
Correspondence


Updates:
Highlights from our Library since last meeting
2024-2025 Budget Update
Elementary Book Distribution (Literacy Project)
Openings on Library Board
Impact of school renovation on public library


New Business
Library Staffing
Meeting dates for 2024
Other

A Zoom link will be available for those who would like to attend remotely. Please contact the library at 802-849-2420 for more information.

Alfred "Mac" Varney McLane, Jr.
September 21, 1931 — January 1, 2024
Milton
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Alfred “Mac” Varney McLane Jr, 92, of Milton died peacefully at home early New Year’s Day 2024 surrounded by loving family. Alfred was born September 21, 1931, in Colchester, VT to Alfred Varney McLane Sr. and Florence Winona (Huntley).

Mac spent his early years in Fairfax, VT, where he attended Bellows Free Academy and graduated in 1949. After high school he attended Norwich University, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Upon completion of his degree, Mac was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army. On May 29th, 1954, Alfred married the love of his life, Betty Joyce (Manley), of Milton.

Mac and Betty headed south shortly thereafter, where they established their first home in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. While there, Mac was stationed at Fort Knox, serving as a small arms instructor at the Armored School for troops deploying to Korea and for which he was awarded the National Defense Service Medal. In March 1956, Mac resigned his Military commission and headed to Detroit, Michigan to work as a Mechanical Engineer for the Ford Motor Company. While there, Mac and Betty’s first child was born.

Their time in Michigan, however, was short lived, as the longing to be near family and their enjoyment of outdoor activities offered by their home state drew them back to their roots. Alfred and Betty settled their now growing family in Milton and built their long-term home on a parcel of land on Betty’s parent’s family farm. Mac spent the remainder of his career working as a Project Engineer in the Armament and Electrical Systems Department at General Electric Company in Burlington Vermont.

While growing up, Mac developed a love for outdoor activities, especially hunting, fishing, and trapping, which he enjoyed doing with his father and beloved younger brother “Win”.  Mac’s passion for hunting and fishing were passed onto his children and grandchildren and he delighted in sharing their success. Mac also enjoyed hobbying as a bee keeper, providing the family the occasional enjoyable treat.

Together Alfred and Betty raised 4 children. Mac really loved his family and proudly shared with others what his kids, grandkids, and great grandkids were doing. Alfred loved sports and he and Betty regularly attended and cheered on their family during sporting events.

During most summers Mac took the family to Lake Champlain, where everyone enjoyed swimming, fishing, boating, and water skiing at the family “camp”. This love of the water also caused Mac and Betty to haul their kids to Florida most spring breaks to escape the cold Vermont winters. Their love of Florida eventually resulted in them purchasing a 2nd home in Englewood and spending several subsequent winters there.

Mac involved himself in many community activities and served on the Milton school board and as an Assistant Scoutmaster. He was an active member of the American Legion and the Masons.

Alfred was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Florence McLane Sr., by his brother, Winfred “Win” McLane, brothers-in-Law: John Fitzgerald and Frank Bullis, sisters-in-law: Jane Fitzgerald and Nancy Bullis and lifelong friend Armand Martin.

In addition to his wife of nearly 70 years, Betty (Manley), he is survived by his children: Michael McLane (Emma) of Mesa Arizona, Scott McLane (Melodie) of Georgia Vermont, Kelly Paquin (Cal) of Milton Vermont, Matthew McLane (Sharlene) of Albuquerque New Mexico;

Grandchildren: Michael McLane (Amber Courtney), Vanessa Dennis (David), Kayleigh McLane, Joshua McLane (Cathy), Justin McLane (Megan), Caleb McLane (Ryleigh), Collin McLane, Shannon Rivard (Bryan), Lindsey Preston, Christopher Preston (Allie), Amanda McLane (Alek Trae Lucero), Brendan McLane;

Great Grandchildren: Dakota Dennis, Colton Dennis, Lauren, Lucas McLane, John McLane, Sophia McLane, Eleanor McLane, Isla Rivard, Simon Rivard, Maren Rivard, Etta Preston, Parks Preston and numerous nieces and nephews.

Brother-in-law: James Manley Jr. and  two sisters-in-law: Lorraine Manley and Joyce McLane.

And Mac’s four-legged companion: Murphy, the cat.

The family appreciates the care provided to our husband and father by our live-in caregiver Jennifer Fletcher and the special care provided by the staff of The Arbors in Shelburne, we would also like to thank UVM Home Health and Hospice for their care.

Mac’s visiting hours for family and friends will be Friday January 5th, 2024 from 5 pm to 7 pm at Minor Funeral Home in Milton, Vermont. A “Celebration of Life” service will be held Saturday, January 6th, 2024, at 11 am at the Milton United Church.

In lieu of flowers, please make a contribution to your favorite charity of choice in Mac’s memory.