Ozzie served the town of Monterey on its Planning Board and Board of Appeals. He also served for many years on the SBRSD School Committee.

A celebration of former Berkshire Choral Festival business manager Linda Dufault's life will be held on Mt. Washington June 27, with a reception to follow at Swallowfield.

Susan worked for the Berkshire Hills Regional School District, retiring after 26 years. She enjoyed gardening, knitting, sewing, and ceramics, and was a 36-year breast cancer survivor.

Mr. Bookspan’s storied career spanned eight decades and included serving as commentator for the PBS series Live From Lincoln Center, and host and commentator for the radio broadcasts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra on WQXR and the QXR Network.

Roger worked as a truck driver for Williams Paving in West Stockbridge for over 30 years, retiring in November 2020.

Bob worked as a barber and a papermaker, was an avid outdoorsman, and loved to share his knowledge of hunting and fishing with his grandchildren.

George made friends easily, enjoyed traveling and volunteering, and had a beautiful smile and resounding laugh — he loved life.

Jessica worked primarily in education, and was especially skilled at working with children with disabilities. She adored her job as the children's librarian in Sheffield, where she ran many wonderful programs

Marie, also knowns as Claudie, worked for the Lenox Housing Authority and later became the Treasurer and Clerk for the Town of Lenox, where she served for 30 years.

Harry worked for the Great Barrington Fire Department for 38 years, starting in 1974, the last 11 years of which he was the Fire Chief, retiring in 2012.

Bruce worked as a Lab Tech at the former Mead Paper Co. for 40 years, retiring in 2002. Funeral services for Mr. Bailly will be held on Monday, April 19 at 10 a.m.

The generous, kind, and loving Anita had worked for the last 10 years at Aubuchon Hardware in Great Barrington. She was full of humor and optimism, and will be missed.

Leonard worked at Mead Specialty Paper Company for over 30 years, until his retirement in 1998. He and the love of his life, Catherine Korte, raised three daughters in a home filled with love, laughter, and respect.

Born half Jewish in Germany, Lee escaped being transported to a Nazi work camp and was hidden away by friends and acquaintances. In her 80th year, she worked for Victoria’s Secret, becoming Victoria’s “oldest secret.”