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I WITNESS: The Muskification of America

Acronym lovers, rejoice: We can now add PINO (President in Name Only) to our lexicon of political acronyms.

Thomas E. Andrus, 92, of Monterey

From 1965-2005, Tom was a volunteer fireman for the town of Monterey and during that time, saw the construction of the new firehouse.

Maria Delmolino, 96, of South Egremont

Maria enjoyed spending time with her family and grandchildren; and she always enjoyed family gatherings, cooking, traveling, dancing and reading.

Joseph Banach, 75, of Sheffield

He worked as a color matcher for Mead Paper Company.

Sabina Ullrich, 88, of North Canaan, Conn., formerly of Sheffield

She was a charter member of the Sheffield Garden Club, the Thursday Morning Club, a past member of the Sheffield Historical Society, an honorary member of the Sheffield Kiwanis and a Cub Scouts den mother in Sheffield.

James Welch, 89, of Salisbury, Conn.

After his honorable discharge from the Coast Guard, Jim returned to Great Barrington and was employed by the New England Electric System (now National Grid), remaining there as the store's manager for 35 years and retiring in 1989.

Anita Macchi, 73, of Sheffield, Mt. Everett graduate

Anita was a communicant of Our Lady of the Valley Church in Sheffield. She was a member of the Sheffield American Legion and the Wyantenuk Country Club.

Jean Curtis, 93, of Sheffield, ran school lunch programs

Jean worked for many years running the school lunch programs at Mt. Everett and New Marlborough Schools.

Lucille Carosone, 100, oldest resident of Sheffield

In her younger years, Lucille enjoyed going on cruises and visits to various casinos, visiting Mohegan Sun for her last time on her 100th birthday.

Ryan Ullrich, 25, of Sheffield

Ryan’s relationship to nature was potent and his commitment to living sustainably was an inspiration. He was deeply dedicated to strengthening his community, leading to involvement in several innovative local projects.
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