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Matthew J. Kelsh III

Glenn Edward Taulton Sr.

Celebration of life to be held for Richard (Dick) Jenney

Dean Corren

Christina Bolduc Cinti

Thomas J. Judge

Celebration of life to be held for James Lasell Morse

William Wylie

Kenneth H. Brownell

Sally Howe

Deborah Lynne Cross

Scott Nielsen

Andy Gardiner

Joseph Raymond Genest, Sr.

Suzanne Hiller See

Peter Lawlor, Jr.

John Turner Chard

Emma Lara Nilan

Sarah Reynolds Edwards

Anne Burgess Dillon

Marianne Lipscombe Marshall

Benjamin Richard Boltz

Sandra Dutra Dragon

John M. Bruno

Henry Andrews Ingraham

Terrance Edward Dengler

Samuel (Sam) B. Feitelberg

Thomas Raymond Agan

Judith Bingham Larsen

Justin Bradley Lemay

Dolores Klaich

Hannes Overgard (Hannelore Waltraut Lukas)

Asa James Walton Jr.

Janet Truman

Garth Otis Pecor

Annedore Henrich

Vincent John Roolf

Catherine Pawlowski

Sherlyn M. Allard

Jackson Downey-Teachout

Marcia Jean (Masterson) Perry

Shawna Stevens

Gedeon A. LaCroix

John Bergeron

Candis Perrault

Carol Magnuson

Mark David Williamson

John F. Luck

Barbara Lee Smela

Allan N. Mackey

Lorraine Maybelle Walker

Gary Smith

Elizabeth 'Libby' Stone Mills

Tom Weakley

William (Bill) Considine

Carol Cochran Groom

Elizabeth Edmunds Stempel

Karin Hed Hubbard

James Lasell Morse

Richard H. Jenney

Theadora 'Chickie' Macie

Beth Ann Danon

Rev. Norman Leonard Bouchard

Ann Marie (Bissonette) Curran

Joseph Raymond Bates

Carl Gary Taylor, social worker, NAAPI founder, gardener, father

Ellen Gilbert Leonard, musician, meditator, dancer, mother

Robert Diaco, doctor of plant and animal virology, grandfather

Thomas Clark Wells, Air Force veteran, great-grandfather

Pete Sutherland, lifelong Vermonter, musician, storyteller, father

Norma Tebbetts Beadie, Cabot Creamery founding member family, IBM recruitee, grandmother

Connie Weems, CIA analyst, workers' rights advocate, grandmother

Paul "Babe" Dinan, athlete, Korean War veteran, grandfather

Cynthia Allen Ricketts, tennis player, writer, great-grandmother

Eugene "Chip" Joseph Ward III, Vermont Law School graduate, golfer, grandfather

Ynez Lynch Kaplan, violist, music teacher, grandmother

Gary Gay, Sr., army veteran, drummer, great-grandfather

Stephen Chant, family man, book lover, artist, explorer

Frances Hewitt Aronovici, bookstore owner and grandmother

Janet Betty (Constantine) Pennington, longtime Shelburne resident, master quilter, great-grandmother

Harry Thomas Reed, chocolatier, Navy veteran, Apache Native American

Philip (Peter) Peltz, state legislator, jack of all trades, grandfather

David Charles Melendy, 5th generation Vermonter, Mayflower descendant, music lover

Robert Mansfield Fiorenza, MIT alumnus, IBM career man, pilot, grandfather

Benjamin R. Naylor, Korean War veteran, researcher, school board chair, grandfather

Olive H. Frost, lifelong Putney resident, Putney Fire Department Auxiliary starting member, great-grandmother

William J. Callahan, WWII veteran, mail carrier, teacher, great-grandfather

Mary Harper Hutchins, equestrian supporter, teacher, great-grandmother

John Vibber, teacher, fly fisherman, grandfather

Paul T. Rumley, Coast Guardsman, Thrush Tavern owner, father

Lucille Sargent, traveler, family woman, grandmother

Ellen Page Reid, literacy advocate, farmer, great-grandmother

Helen Barbara Warwick, lifelong Brattleboro resident, animal lover, grandmother

Jay Herbert Karpin, WWII bombardier navigator, machinist, great-grandfather

Susan A. (Brooks) Jimenez, artist, animal lover, mother

Melvin Kaplan, oboist, Julliard instructor, great-great-grandfather

Margaret Elizabeth Emery-Ginn, Episcopal priest, counselor, grandmother

William Kirkwood Sr., outdoorsman, card player, great-grandfather

Charles A. Seleen, dentist, animal rescuer, father

Lisa S. Boyle, traveler, EMT, dressage competitor and instructor

Susan Hartwell Farrow, artist, nonprofit director, grandmother

Susan J. Wheeler, former state representative, teacher, grandmother

Susan Krasnow, lifelong learner, family woman, grandmother

Bill Bartlett, clean water advocate, gardener, husband

Samantha Ryan Hemphill, artist, student, athlete

Stanley Harry Fitch and Elaine Ellen Bullock Fitch, partners in all they did

Frank Bryan Garlathy, musician, minister, grandfather

Karen Rexford Roos, proud Vermonter, musician, grandmother

Anthony Lovell Redington, MPA, roundabout developer, traveler

Marshall Webb, Shelburne Farms founder, sustainability pioneer, grandfather

Richard Munkelwitz, music lover, mentor, grandfather

Mary Ann (Kane) Snider, one of Vermont's largest employers, developer of Smugglers' Notch Resort, great-grandmother

Thomas Gibbs, Air Force vet, musician, former minister

Christopher Andres, generous person, gardener, friend

Roberta S. Alexander, State Teacher of the Year, real estate agent, mother

Karkilie (Lee) Withington Atkins, teacher, matriarch, great-grandmother

Joan Eskesen Tucker, lover of the outdoors, teacher, grandmother

Kenneth E. Johnston, musician, salesman, Islander

Celebration of life to be held for William H. Truex, Jr.

Maureen G.D. Schillinger, educator, psychologist, mother

Parker Huber, circle dancer, naturalist, writer

Celebration of life to be held for Mariot Huessy

Sean D. Kelley, biker, trucker, grandfather

Timothy F Cook, poet, traveler, people person

Joseph 'Ping' Puente, outdoorsman, hockey referee, Ping’s Sausage Shop owner

Rep. Warren F. Kitzmiller, legislator, Onion River Sports owner, a man of integrity

Kenward Elmslie, Z Press founder, poet, songwriter

Celebration of life to be held for Ellen Sabo Morris

Stewart McHenry, professor, photographer, grandfather

Andrew Sargeant, beloved father, lifelong athlete, world traveler

Pamela “Mela” Ann Brady healing practitioner, friend, mother

Bryce M. Bludevich, MD, soccer player, skier

Emma Franca Ottolenghi, doctor, activist, grandmother

Arthur G. Krueger, engineer, man of many talents, grandfather

Robert Guilford Kitchel, student of history, reader, father

Prudence Putnam Frost Baker, physical therapist, lake lover, grandmother

Suzanne K. Marcotte, selfless, an artist in the kitchen, mother

Stan Swaim, outdoorsman, hall of fame cyclist, Burke Mountain Cross Country Ski Area creator

Carl B. Russell, ecological forester and farmer, poet

Roger Ballard, veteran, jokester, grandfather

Barbara Elsbeth (LaBrusciano), advocate for all, teacher, grandmother

Cher Rinder, family woman, 'saint,' grandmother

Corwin Silas 'Corky' Elwell, former manager of Bethel, Essex, Essex Junction and Brattleboro, great-grandfather

Anne Catherine Schmidt Bakeman, disabilities advocate, lover of lakes, grandmother

Nancy O'Neill Albarelli, civic-minded, book lover, great-grandmother

James McGinniss, wordsmith, musician, grandfather

M. Richard 'Dick' Jamieson, 6th generation Vermonter, farmer, skier, grandfather

Joel E. Wacek, financial expert, Boston sports fan, father

Peter Alan Wells, museum curator, Renaissance man, grandfather

Margaret Helen Davis, 7th generation Vermonter, police officer, social worker

Stephen and Djeswende Reid, dynamic pair of humanitarians brought out the best in each other

Celebration of life to be held for Stephen H. Gelatt

Mary Lou Raymo, longtime Dover politico, historian, mother

Jane McCullough, bon vivant, lawyer, grandmother

Carmen "Lu" French, Renaissance woman, yogi, mother

Celebration of life to be held for Nancy Means Wright

Charles Vallee, soccer player and civilian employee of the year

Stephen Hooper Gelatt, former minister, farmer, great-grandfather

Bradley Alan Pascoe, guitarist, two-wheeler, father

Brad Benedict community man, people lover, grandfather

Martha 'Moddie' Ryan Allen, US senator's legislative assistant, assistant to SEC chair, mother

Robert F. Daly, stockbroker, golfer, grandfather

Funeral to be held for Warner C. White

Mary Jane Gray, co-founder of Planned Parenthood of Vermont

Celebration Mass to be held for Deborah Ann Torrey Haynes

Stanley Snider, one of Vermont’s largest employers, developer of Smugglers’ Notch Resort, great-grandfather

William K. Porter, newspaper editor and father

Christine Marie Terry, a caring mother with an exuberant spirit

Thomas W. Sykas Jr., a generous man, tinkerer and grandfather

Thomas Simone, UVM professor, man of many interests, grandfather

Memorial service to be held for Peggy Luhrs

Oda Waller Hubbard, designer, Shelburne Museum volunteer, conservationist

Mark J. Di Stefano, lawyer, fiddler, family man

Maria 'Josie' (Zito) Bellini, world traveler, card player, lover of people

Shirley A. Smela, a helper, mother to all and a Sox fan

Libby Ruth (Kaplan) Serota, world traveler, social worker, grandmother

William J. Claussen, leader, mentor, green thumb

Owen David Williams, funny, thoughtful, loving

Craig Cantwell, music man, Quaker, peace maker

Eric Sprenger, craftsman, telemark skier, grandfather

Tom Veitch, poet, former Benedictine monk, 'Star Wars' comic creator

Leight Johnson, writer, photographer and skier

Phyllis Mandell, grandmother, designer and musician

John D. Sherman Jr., husband, financial adviser and man of many interests

Peggy Luhrs, mother, brilliant feminist, and warrior for peace and justice

Judith Blank, beloved mother, social justice activist and sister

Richard Thodal, master of mechanics, Nordic skier, grandfather

Patrick McKee, Wake Robin president/CEO, visionary, lover of stories

Wendy Kerlin, nurse, 'Camp Meme' founder, grandmother

Elizabeth "Liz" Slayton, Sen. Leahy staffer, advocate, mother

Joel McLean Larsen, economist, Navy man, grandfather

Thomas Mackin, engineer, builder, grandfather

Marjorie E. Hoffman, teacher, ski patroller, fiber artist

Yvan Plouffe, artisan, dairy farmer and beekeeper

Helen Witton Gjessing, scientist, professor, and environment and community activist

Cathy Murphy, counselor, beacon of light, grandmother

Nancy Means Wright, partner, mentor and wordsmith extraordinaire

Brian Lloyd, lover of music, lifelong learner and grandfather

Owen David Williams, funny, thoughtful and loving

Virginia “Ginny” F. Walters, physics professor, skier and co-founder of Patient Choices Vermont

Willem Jewett, majority leader, cyclist and father

David Raphael, designer, writer, skier and father

Carl Powden, longtime Vermont Land Trust regional director, husband and farmer

Tim Parsons, educator and adventurer

Joan Ann Stander, yoga teacher, social activist and singer

R. Allan Paul, lawyer, UVM trustee and golfer

Kenneth "Put" Clayton, grandfather, math teacher and longtime East Montpelier resident

Mark Thomas Eldridge, ETA creator, HUD visionary, Burlington's former director of planning and zoning

David K. 'Skip' Smith, Fulbright scholar, Peace Corpsman, professor

Richard Isaac Slusky, visionary, leader in health care reform, grandfather

Lee Ann McKenna Boyd, entrepreneur, animal lover and gardener

Elaine Segal, artist, wife and irreplaceable friend

Robert Ostermeyer, artist and husband

Roger W. Dorwart, engineer, fixer of all things, grandfather

William Craig Metcalfe, teacher, performer, director, lover of music

Mary "Lisa" Kelley, grandmother, social worker and lover of all things purple

Gloria Mary Goss, mother, artist, gardener

Richard Squires, hunter, woodworker and husband

Roland C. Lajeunesse, veteran, great-grandfather and photographer

Norma (Halo) Luce, missionary, longtime Northfield school staff member, great-grandmother

Elaine Ruth Lynch Harrington, Order of the Eastern Star grand marshal, grand representative, district deputy and worthy matron

Deborah Ann (Torrey) Haynes, U.S. Army chaplain assistant, lifelong Disney fan, loving wife

Father Ronald E. Bonneau, advocate for justice and family man

John Michael Wesley Bloch, early Head Start director, defender of peace and justice

Dean Charles Corrigan, former UVM dean, professor, lifelong educator

Arthur D. Postman, grandfather, designer and community member

Winifred Vogt, champion of civil rights, literacy, children

Henry Weinstock, Holocaust survivor, French teacher, cyclist

Jean Tinney, teacher, church member and great-grandmother

Nancy Wiley Walker

James Roseberry Roos

Leo O’Brien, Jr., friend, community leader and great-grandfather

Mariot Gardner Huessy, grandmother and dogs’ best friend

Mary Faith "Polly" Wilson, conservationist, gardener and great-grandmother

John C. Graf Jr., lifelong educator, woodworker and family man

David Walter Garrett, artist, entrepreneur and hotelier

William Pennebaker, researcher, woodworker and father

Marian M (Ramsden) Wagner, educator, musician and activist

Phoebe Chamberlin, horse trainer, extrovert and friend

Charles R. Simpson, writer, activist and father

Tony Markellis, musician

Charles P. Paquin, archaeologist and brother

Charles Richard Catlin, Naval Aviator, husband and skier

Barbara R. Jordan

Rosemary Alderson Rexford

Susan F. Smith, MD

Bert Joseph Pion, father, dairy farmer and maple sugar maker

Linda G. Norton, mother, librarian and community member

Greg P. Voorheis, singer, teacher and father

Services for Margaret Urquhart Hutchins and Dr. Samuel Hutchins, 3rd

Robert S. Babcock, Jr., reporter, sculptor and father

Nancy Wiley Walker, family matriarch, piano teacher and mother

Monika Hannelore Sloan, animal lover, mother and artist

Peter Donald Kingston, family man and wearer of 'salmon-colored baseball hats'

Peter W. Hall, judge and attorney, 'one of the good guys'

James H. Waters, chemist, math whiz and farmer

C. Kenneth Dean, activist and devoted partner

John Michael (Jake) Hawley, golfer, skier and artist

Terrence Dinnan, artist and craftsman

Martha Illick, homesteader and conservationist

Lafe Dutton, musician and father

Terrence Sehr, teacher, father and artist

James E Lavoie, Navy veteran and grandfather

Gail M. Parent, VT NEA board member and advocate for education

William R Wereley (Bill), Native American Elder

Grant C Reynolds, Vermonter, skier, master car mechanic

Phyllis Rachel Larrabee, poet, feminist, mother

Kendall Gifford, writer, carpenter, father

John D. Wiggett, fly-fishing bird-hunting lover of life

Andrew Keller, architect, teacher and dad

Maurice Dickey Drysdale, editor/publisher emeritus of the White River Valley Herald

Louis W. Cherry, social worker, teacher, and cook

Barbara Scott, foster mom, advocate, and leader

Tom Yahn, veteran educator and affordable housing advocate

Edmund Richard Kennedy Jr., biology teacher, advocate, historian and hunter

Amy Blanchard Darley, dancer, loving mother and grandmother, champion of women and children

Stephen Crevoshay, owner of Newport Natural Foods

Harry F. Iverson, custodian, business owner, foster parent

Linda Cummings Deliduka, teacher, foster parent, advocate

Lawrence 'Larry' Myott, 'Mr. Maple'

David McDonough, Purple Heart recipient, CIA staffer, sheep farmer and sugarmaker

Ruth Gjessing, indefatigable champion of worthy causes

Barbara L. Martin, intelligent, fun-loving, and dedicated

Constance Ann Gray, teacher, business owner, trailblazer

Lea Kilvadyova, economic developer and regional planner

Irving C. Melendy, businessman and sixth-generation Vermonter

Stuart Savel, architectural designer, feminist, and hippie

Dr. Samuel Hutchins III, veterinarian, volunteer, husband and grandfather

Carrie Lee Baker, writer, poet, artistic soul and mother

Anna Whiteside, a passionate, independent, business woman; a lover of nature, family and community

David Watts, lawyer, outdoorsman, volunteer

Donald E. Dickson, Jr., political scientist, environmentalist, affordable housing advocate

Paul Morris Sprayregen, founder of Investors Corporation of Vermont

Sarah Maeck, certified riding therapy teacher

Jane Ann Corrigan, teacher, traveler and mother

Susan Fay Smith, proud mother, beloved physician, mentor, and Taekwondo black belt

George Rich, owned and operated the Video Vault for 25 years

Dr. Mark David Lichtenstein, longtime Northeast Kingdom physician

Felicity R. Backman, former Montpelier resident, teacher and pianist

Susan Maywood, librarian, writer, and friend

James D. Laird, psychologist, teacher and author

Margaret (Maille) Guthrie, volunteer, cook, crafter and animal lover

Arthur Joseph Merchant, made friends everywhere he went

Anita M. Haskins, mother, grandmother, gardener

Ann Marie Carlyle, mother, grandmother, animal lover

Tara R. Mullen, teacher, caseworker, mother, and feminist

Hugh 'Kopie' Kopald, co-founder of Hawk Mountain Corporation

Alan Wallace Perkins, adventurer, scholar, woodworker, storyteller

Eleanor Bemis, "The Cookie Lady"

Barbara Jordan, teacher, coach and athlete

William Stanley Foster Sr., firefighter, hunter, fisher, outdoorsman

Nicholas Edward Pryslak, Jr., home builder, restauranteur, chef and aspiring rock and roller

Richard Clarke Comollo, proprietor of Garlic John's

Daniel Stewart Grant Rome, athlete and musician

Thomas F. Patterson Jr., longtime UVM academic

John Howard Henzel, war hero, musician, teacher

Jean L. Jasman, mother, grandmother and 'feisty, strong-willed woman'

William Fink, psychologist, husband, and father

Wanda Fortunee Meriems Johnson, traveller, teacher, and mother

Phyllis D. Powell, lover of improv and theatre

Bill Davison, distinguished print artist and emeritus professor of art

Kennard Fearing, teacher, coach, mentor, and jokester

Janet Irene Durkin, quick-witted, compassionate and a dear friend to many

Mimi Dubois Neff, beloved 4-H leader, world-class sailor, and president of the Vermont Holstein Association

Glenn Gershaneck, family man, baseball fan, man with a pen, collector of hats and bolos

Louise Ann Beaupre, mother, caregiver, baker, and friend

Robert A. Cioffi, longtime director of the Peoples Trust Company

Geraldine Marsicano Jacobson, actress, speech therapist, and poet

Jenny Goodwin Duel, former Pitcher Inn proprietor with gift for friendship

Anthony Edward Riva Otis, 'outstanding' lawyer and community leader

Edward Friihauf, research chemist, innkeeper, and real estate appraiser

Mary Field Belenky, teacher, author, and nature lover

Michael John Calhoun, radio journalist, sailor, husband

Joseph Baxter, optimist, wonderful brother, and good friend

James E. Collins Jr., jack of all trades, volunteer, husband and father

Lucille R. Cardinal, matriarch of her six-generation family

Zack Zerphy, adventurer, musician, writer, and joke-teller

Otto D. Trautz, 'one of Vermont's longest-tenured and best-loved public servants'

Jane Gurley Denker, avid reader, learner, adventurer, and mother

Emily E. Chapman, 'a person of tremendous empathy and compassion'

Victoria P. (Antao) Lory, mother activist, conservationist, and traveller

Kenneth G. (Ken) Kalb, third president of the Community College of Vermont

Barry Walch Mynter, longtime Norwich football head coach

Tennant Glenn Davitian, artist, tastemaker, beloved mother and friend

Arthur Westing, scientist, teacher, author, and environmental activist

Brian D. Greene, big brother, artist, and friend to many

Daniel J. O'Brien, successful businessman, leader, political strategist, volunteer, and beloved family man

Eli Howard, athlete, musician, friend, and son

Ernest W. Gibson III, longtime public servant and Supreme Court justice

Claire Phillips Handy, 'superb' mother, active community member, and proud Democrat

Richard M. Chapman, businessman, woodworker, skier, and sailor

Alice Marie 'Suzy' Førlie, one half of the 'Forlie-Ballou' women’s apparel shop

Ethan Wallis Townsend, 'touched many lives and brought great joy to all who knew him'

Ashley B. Madden, veteran, businessman, community leader

Joan (Jody) Kissner, librarian, quilter and needle arts crafter, classical music lover

Corbett A. 'Corky' Nielsen, insurance man and active community member

Ruth Painter, reading tutor, volunteer, gardener, and outdoorswoman

Donna Yetz, 'well known and loved in her community'

Donald Lowell, 'kind and gentle'

Harvey Denison Carter, Jr., attorney, politician, conservationist, preservationist, and professor

Raymond Brown, 'prolific painter and natural merchant'

Francine Louise Dissinger, 'delighted everyone she met'

Raymond P. Routhier, 'selfless, kind, patient, with integrity'

David Draycott Barash, 'incredibly loving, optimistic and hardworking'

Ralph B. Dell, scientist, lifelong outdoorsman and craftsman

Janice A. Cadwell, 'one-of-a-kind' mother, nurse, caretaker, and cook

Beverly Major, founding member of Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association, deacon of Westminster West Congregational Church, longtime Westminster school board member

Richard S. Heilman, MD

Judith A. Music, 'a brilliant woman with limitless intellectual curiosity'

William Frederick Kurth, 'embraced the totality of the human condition'

Norman L. Jette, husband, father, grandfather, friend, realtor, and life enthusiast

Donald R. McCain III, entrepreneur and wood worker

Scott Campitelli, educator and media professional

Benjamin F. Hoffman, Jr., Navy officer, logger, forester, surveyor, and professor

Steven C. Therrien, outdoorsman, family man, and advocate

Simon J. Mayer, skier, teacher, home restorer and outdoorsman

Elizabeth Kerin Bouchard, homemaker, volunteer and gardner

Mary Helen (Gibson) Cerutti, veteran, teacher, and performer

James "Jimmy T" Tyler Thurston, Jr., legendary music icon

Mark A. Martin, Sr., 'lived life to the fullest'

Emily Mason, renowned artist

James 'Peter' Konkle, father, labor relations advocate, HR manager, carpenter and storyteller

Peter Wagner, teacher, poet, writer and peace activist

David VanBuskirk, M.D., psychiatrist and professor emeritus

Andrea Louise Cadwell, 'lived life with unmatched intensity'

Robert Gow, longtime owner of the Christmas Tree Inn

Ted Gould Domey, Cabot selectman and public servant

Frederick N. Cook, executive director of the Vermont Petroleum Institute

Jean Crossley Haigh, teacher, hiker and friend

Carl William Bessette, loved people and horses

Armand F. Poney Jr., served his country and fellow vets

Karen Eve Augusta, fashion icon, entrepreneur and educator

Lawrence R. Michaels, adventurer and outdoorsman

Hal Wilkins, Windham selectman and businessman

Paul Alan Bruhn, service on October 11

Kenneth N. Fishell, service on Sept. 22

Keith H. Frantz, hippie turned CPA

Mark Aldrich, passionate and meticulous conductor and educator

Martha H. O’Connor, ‘town matriarch’ and former chair of state boards

Robert E Sheridan III, 'above all, a people person'

Isidore A. Truman, loved his family, friends and writing; classic car and dad joke aficionado

Eugene H. Shaver, a 'dog-loving gentleman'

Franklin "Frank" J. Bell, a good man, brother, and friend

Henry H. Huston, Sr., 'constant creativity'

Victor Reuben Swenson, founding Director of the Vermont Humanities Council

Celebration of life for Laurie Leclair

Charles Edward Wiley, 'vital part of the Montpelier community'

Kimberly Ann Thabault, 'force of energy'

Pamela Ste Marie, beloved accountant and grandmother

Timothy J. Carver, handyman and Christmas tree farmer

Dr. Waldo H. Heinrichs, Jr., 'exceptional' World War II scholar

Daniel Richardson Skea, 'brilliant' jazz musician

Kyle Burkhard, lived with 'intention and passion'

Allen Martin, tremendously kind

Janice Dewey Martin, foster parent and caretaker

Margaret Killeen Schlegel, lived with so much love

Sallie Soule, honest politician

Carol Elizabeth Stevens, loved NASCAR and chocolate chip cookies

Roslyn Cristiano Payne, hippie, constable, filmmaker

Bonnie Dill Kelleway, passionate volunteer

Scott Skinner, lawyer and hiker

Souphine Phatsoungneune, lam leung opera singer

Alexander 'Sandy' Anderson, energetic force

Jim Hester, innovative leader in health care policy

Malcolm Ewen, founding director of Weston Playhouse Theatre Company

Marguerite M 'Margo' Goodrow, passionate advocate

Mary Genevieve “Jimmy” Hagedorn, wilderness lover

Jillian Marie (Defreest) Weaver, loved her family, cooking

James F. Varney, Sr., eternal optimist

Alexander Sterling MacDonald, III, craftsman and angler

Dave Kanell, book lover with passion for Jewish history

Sandy Zabriskie, charming storyteller

Teresa Randall, long-time State House employee and volunteer

Susan Green, lifelong journalist, activist

Anthony 'Tony' Parra, a life well-lived

Iris Ela MaGill Gardner, giver and teacher

Mary Shattuck Tebbetts, lover of wildflowers

Former Connecticut College President Oakes Ames

Gaylene Anne Kramer, 74, loved Peacham Pond

Bud Earle, Rutland City Fire Dept "Minuteman"

Robert E. Bearor, the unofficial “Mayor of Chittenden”

Mary V. Traverse, “The Pie Lady”

Anuzzo, one of the Quirkies, dies at age 11

Chuck Mayotte, foreman for Mayotte Tree Service

David G. Rahr

Peter M. Haslam, Sr.