Harold Joseph Mulqueeney, 78, of Quincy passed away Tuesday December 1, 2020.

Father of Ruth Schramm of CO, Ann Saucier and her husband Jim of Winchendon, Michelle Mulqueeney-Urick and her husband Joseph of NH and Charlene Bradley of Northborough.  Grandfather of John-Michael Mulqueeney, Seth and Ashley Signa, Catherine and Elizabeth Urick and Kylie, Jameson, Madelyn and Maclaren Bradley.  Great grandfather of Chrystofor.  Brother of Mary MacDougal of FL and the late Dan and John “Jack” Mulqueeney.  Harold is also survived by his nephews and nieces Dave, Carol and Cindy Mulqueeney, Mike, Mark, Dennis and Jack Jr. Mulqueeney and Greg MacDougal and Nancy Bjerken.

A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at Divine Mercy Parish in Sacred Heart Church, 386 Hancock Street, North Quincy, Wednesday, December 9 at 10:00 AM.  Family and friends invited.  Burial to follow at Saint Joseph Cemetery, West Roxbury.  Vietnam Veteran.

Colette Jean-Francois 83, a resident of Lawrence, MA passed away on Sunday November 29, 2020 at the Lawrence General Hospital. Retired from Swing Line Company. She was loved and supported by the Lawrence Community. She helped her Community by volunteering at Food Banks, Salvation Army. She loved to travel and had a keen eye for fashion.

Beloved wife of late Jean-Baptiste Jean-Francois. Devoted mother of: Jean Jeudy, Marie Carmel Jeudy, Guyard Jean-Francois and Marianne Jean-Francois Lissade. She left behind her Brother Renedger Saint Louis and family, Grand Children and Carla Jean Baptiste and family, Jessica Ramponeau and family, Jamalh Jeudy, Julian Lissade and Thalissa Jeudy and 2 great grandchildren children Nieces and nephews: Rommie Rabel Romain and family, Ruth Marie Rabel and family, Shirley Rabel and family, Ronald Rabel and family, Flavia Rabel and family and Reginalde Rabel and family.

Visiting hours in Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington Street, DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, Friday December 11, 3-7 pm. Funeral Mass and Interment private.

Kristen Eleanor Finn, 37 years of age, of Quincy, MA, passed away unexpectedly on November 30, 2020.

Born December 1, 1983 to William and Dorothy Finn of Milton, MA; she was also the older sister to Caitlyn Finn of Dorchester, MA. She was greatly loved and supported by many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

Her passion for History and Social Justice led her to her profession and love of teaching. As a teacher at Whitman-Hanson High School and Quincy College, she had a positive impact on the lives of students that entered her classroom.

From a young age, Kristen thrived on adventure in her life; from a three-star athlete at Milton High School, to playing soccer for Southern New Hampshire University, her competitive spirit was infectious. Weekend hikes with her dog Ruby, a trip to Old Silver Beach, skiing from the top of many mountains or just getting up and traveling the world, she loved the outdoors.

She will be greatly missed by family, friends, colleagues, and students.

 A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in Saint Agatha Church, Adams Street at Brook Road, Milton Saturday, December 5 at 10:15. Due to Covid-19, seating is limited. The livestream link to the Mass is:

Visiting hours at Dolan Funeral Home, 460 Granite Ave. EAST MILTON SQUARE, Friday 4:00-7:00PM. Relatives and friends invited. Interment private.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Kristen’s memory may be sent to Whitman-Hanson Regional High School Scholarship Fund, 600 Franklin St. Whitman, MA 02382.

Henry Alexander passed away on Friday, November 20, 2020.

He was born in Boston, MA on July 11, 1959 to Henry L. Alexander and the late Mildred T. Alexander of Henderson, N.C. He was the second oldest child of six children.

Henry grew up in Boston, MA where he attended the Washington Irving Middle school and later graduated from English High School. During his childhood years, he spent a lot of time with his first cousins who called him “Hank”. He loved to go to Spinelli’s sub shop to eat crab meat sandwiches. He also, attended the Boys and Girls club on Warren Street where he was an excellent pool and basketball player. As an adult, he worked numerous jobs around the Boston area. His last job was at the Christian Science Center, where he did book binding. He loved to watch basketball, kung-fu movies, play cards, dominoes and united the family through cookouts each summer. He was a strong family man with a great personality. He was always smiling, and his laughter can be heard everywhere he went. He was a dedicated father, son, uncle, nephew, and cousin. Henry had a heart of gold and would give the shirt off his back if it was needed.

Henry departed this life on Saturday, November 21, 2020. He was survived by his father Henry L. Alexander, His brother Sidney Alexander “Petey”, his son Sheldon Dixon, his daughters Melissa West and Sheron Dixon, his grandchildren Aaliyah & Aamylia West, Zaniya, Adrian and Zah’Ryi Dixon. He joins his mother Mildred T. Alexander, his sisters Stephanie Agho, Sheila and Denise Alexander, his brother Michael Young-Alexander and niece Shakira A. Alexander in the Kingdom of heaven. He also leaves a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, family, and friends.

Visitation will be held at the Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington St., DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, on Saturday, December 12, from 1:30-3:00pm. Funeral Service and interment are private.

Charles Robert “Charlie” Tufts, 33, of Milton, passed away on Sunday November 22 from complications of cystic fibrosis. He was at home and surrounded by his loving family and friends.

Charlie was born on January 14, 1987 in Memphis TN, to Carolyn Virginia (Folger) Tufts. He was raised in Milton, went to Tucker elementary school and spent many days on Lothrop Ave with his brothers and beloved friends from West Milton. In 2005 Charlie graduated from BC High where he made many life-long friends. He studied marketing at UMass-Dartmouth and graduated in 2010.

Charlie was a bright light and inspiration to all who knew him. To say he was funny would be a gross understatement. To say he loved sports does not begin to convey the passion, intensity, and enthusiasm with which he supported his teams, especially the Boston Celtics (he was the self-proclaimed biggest Boston Celtics fan) and the Tennessee Vols.  To say he was courageous does not begin to describe the strength and resilience he displayed over the years as he dealt with the devastating effects of the disease he was born with. He was always determined to live his life as best he could, and he remained resolute and hopeful in the face of the many, many challenges he faced. He was loving to his extensive network of family and friends, and never forgot to say how much he appreciated them and all they did for him. And they all would have gladly given much, much more if he asked (which he very rarely did!).

On his journey throughout the years, he was cared for with deep love, respect, and devotion by the brilliant and passionate teams of doctors, nurses, and other specialists at Mass General’s cystic fibrosis, infectious disease, and lung transplant clinics, to whom his family will be forever grateful.

Charlie was a fierce advocate for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, a passion instilled in him and his brothers by his mother. In addition to attending the annual CF fund-raising walks, Charlie started a softball tournament which successfully raised tens of thousands of dollars for the CF Foundation of MA. In honor of his ongoing work for the foundation, Charlie was the 2018 recipient of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Massachusetts’s “Hope in Action Award.”

He is survived by his loving and supportive siblings Peter Tufts and his fiancée Lisa Garvan, Andrew Tufts, Kris Kirkpatrick and Rachael Kirkpatrick. Foster son to Judy Whalen and Dennis Whalen and brother to their children Dennis Whalen, Deborah Anglehart, and Dana McCarron. Charlie is also survived by many loving and devoted relatives: his grandmother, Diane Tufts; his aunts and uncles, Charles and Jane Tufts, Jean Tufts, and Peter Connelly, and Thomas Cotten; his cousins Meredith Tufts, Evan and wife Holly Tufts, Caroline Connelly (his goddaughter), Avery Shea Huffman, and Carolyn Cotten. One of Charlie’s most favorite roles in life was proud uncle. He leaves behind nieces Zoe Reeves, Alexis Kirkpatrick, his goddaughter Zoey Whalen, and nephews Cianan McCarron, Wesley Anglehart, and Theo Tufts. He was a friend to everyone he met and will be missed by a group of dear friends who he was loved by unconditionally and who he loved the same. The love of his remarkable family and friends carried Charlie through many difficult situations, and he loved them deeply.

Charlie is predeceased by his adoring mother, Virginia (Folger) Tufts, and his aunts Varney (Folger) Rannells and Cindy (Folger) Cotten.

Due to the current pandemic, services will be private but it will be recorded and you will be able to view it within the next 24 hrs or so. Based on Charlie’s wishes, there will also be a celebration in 2021 for friends and family when the world is a safer place.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in memory of Charlie Tufts to support the caring nurses on Blake 6 at Massachusetts General Hospital or to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of MA/RI. Online donations may be made at https://because.massgeneral.org/charlietufts OR give.cff.org/tribute/charlietufts Checks may be made payable and sent to, Massachusetts General Hospital, MGH Development Office, Attn: Lily Guttentag, 125 Nashua Street, Ste 540, Boston, MA 02114-1101 OR Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Attn: Cindy Macgowan, 220 North Main Street, Suite 104, Natick, MA 01760.

Ulpian Chance, age 65, of Dorchester, passed away unexpectedly, Friday, November 20, 2020.

Beloved brother of Agnes Lewis, Elsie Campeau, Leslie Chance, Ennis Chance, Rallston Chance, Lenox Chance, Veldon Chance, David Chance, Jeffrey Chance, and Vesta Chance-Sutherland. Loving uncle to Sandra Bobb.

Visitation at Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington Street, DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS on Friday, November 27 from 10am-12pm. Interment private.

Terrence A. McGovern, of Pocasset, formerly of Rochester, Wareham and Milton, passed away peacefully after a long fight with Parkinson’s disease, Friday November 20, 2020.

Born in Boston and raised in Milton, Terry was a graduate of Milton High School, Class of 1960 and lived in Milton for over 60 years. He served in the US Naval Air Reserves in Weymouth from 1960 -1966 and was the owner of Arthur’s Outdoor Power Equipment in Milton for 45 years.

Terry loved being involved in the Town of Milton, where he was part of the Jaycees and Milton Rotary Club, where he served as President of both organizations. He was named a Rotary Club Paul Harris Fellow and received the Man of the Year award from the Toro Corporation. Terry was also a longtime elected Town Meeting Member. He enjoyed many things in life, including traveling, boating around Buzzards Bay in his Boston Whaler and hunting in Maine with friends. But most of all, Terry enjoyed spending time with family.

Beloved husband for 56 years of Donna M. (Granfield) McGovern. Loving father of Jean M. Rooney and her husband Christopher of Jamestown RI and Jennifer Affanato and her husband Jay of Falmouth. Grandfather of Kayleigh and Conor Rooney of RI and Alexandra and Jake Affanato of Falmouth. Son of the late Arthur W. and Geraldine L. (Curran) McGovern. Brother of the late Gail McGovern.

Visiting hours at Dolan Funeral Home, 460 Granite Avenue, EAST MILTON SQUARE, Tuesday December I, 11:00 am — 1:00 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Due to pandemic restrictions, a private Celebration of Terry’s Life will follow.

Donations in Terry’s memory may be made to Parkinson’s Disease Association, Massachusetts Chapter Branch, 72 East Concord St., Boston, MA 02118.

At 3:00 am on November 21, 2020, God in His infinite wisdom opened Heaven’s Gates and called His faithful servant home to be at rest in the Lord.

Affectionately known as “Lillie Mae” to her family, friends and acquaintances, she was the quintessence of grace, dignity, and poise, often offering a supporting helping hand to those in need.  Lillie was the first child and first daughter of ten (10) children born to the late Elijah and Ozeal (Scott) Lewis, Sr. on April 4, 1935 in Columbus, Georgia. 

Lillie was educated in the local school system of Columbus, Georgia, attending Radcliffe Elementary School and William Spencer High School.  After graduating high school, Lillie moved to Boston, Massachusetts to attend Boston Hitchcock Business School.  After graduating, Lillie worked for Stavisky, Greeley, Parker and Miller Law Firm and the Massachusetts Courts from which she retired after 25 plus years.

After arriving in Boston, Massachusetts, Lillie Mae was entrusted in her aunts’ and uncles’ care to live with Sallie Smith (William/Bill) and Veola Jordan (Charles), all of whom are deceased and attend business school.  From this time and unto the time of Aunt Veola’s death, Lillie and Aunt Veola had a “mother and daughter bond”.  The special bond between her aunts, especially Aunt Veola brought about a legacy of love, friendship and everlasting traveling buddies.

Lillie met and married the love of her life, Clarence Thomas Morris and to this union, four children were born: Dana (Carl deceased) Tommy (Yukimo), Linda (Francis) and Craig (Noni).  They cared deeply for their family and provided a good life and education to each one.  Lillie was well-read and it was nothing for her to look and research for better opportunities for family and love ones.  This included helping to complete job applications, school/college applications, and resource applications.  She was attentive to details and she would dress you and take you to job interviews.  Lillie assisted and supported-various family, friends neighbors and acquaintances.

Lillie’s favorite past time was eating, cooking for her family, church and friends.  But most importantly were her travels, shopping and dancing.  Lillie loved to dance.  Her greatest dance partner was Michael Lewis, her brother, the youngest and 10th child.  Between his sisters Lillie and Ozeal (Tea), everyone looked forward to their dancing events.

Lillie united with Eliot Congregational Church in 1972, she served as Deaconess, Financial secretary and on the Pastor Aid committee.   Later, she started attending St. Gregory Parrish with her son Tommy and daughter-in-law, Yukiko.  Her belief was strong and mighty.  Her spiritual growth, traveling and cooking continued through her life.

With her health failing, Tommy and Yukiko became caregivers for Lillie.  As a son, Tommy’s care for Lillie is unmeasurable and appreciated by the family.  Also, special thanks to Kenny Hinton (brother-in-law) and Craig (son). Lillie was preceded in death by her parents, Elijah and Ozeal Lewis, brothers-Eddie, James Sylvester, Elijah Jr., Lloyd Benjamin, one sister Ozeal, husband Clarence Morris, and one grandson Paul.  Lillie Lewis Morris leaves to cherish her memory her four children, Dana (Carl),

Tommy (Yukiko), Linda (Francis), Craig (Noni), 13 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren.  She leaves 2 sisters- Martha (Joe), Sandra (Vincent), 6 sisters-in-law-Mac Lewis, Catherine Lewis, Ann Lewis, Louise McPherson, Ruth Ann Lee (James deceased),

Margarite Walker (George) one brother, Michael (Michele), Brother-in-law Kenny Hinton (Annette), several cousins, nieces, nephews of whom she had a special with bond with each.  Lillie, we will dearly miss your love and guidance to your children, sisters, sisters-in-laws, brother, brother-in-law and love ones.

May you know that you are forever in our hearts.

Visiting hours at Dolan Funeral Home 1140 Washington St., DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, Friday, November 27, 4-6 pm. Funeral Mass and interment Private.

If you would like to watch Lillie’s Memorial Tribute, please click on the link below:

https://www.tributeslides.com/tributes/show/DW9ZMLL98D7YS4ML

Paula M. (Chiminiello) Cormican, 66, of Shelburne, died peacefully at Massachusetts General Hospital, Sunday November 22, 2020.

Paula grew up in Quincy, MA and attended Quincy High School. She went on to attend Newton Wellesley Nursing School graduating in 1974. She received her BS in nursing from St Joseph University in West Hartford. She continued her education at UMASS Amherst where she earned her MS in nursing which led to her becoming a Nurse Practitioner.

Paula worked at many hospitals and helped many people with diabetes including Mass General, Mount Sinai in Hartford, Franklin Medical Center in Greenfield And Baystate Health Systems in Springfield. She was a great Nurse and great Nurse Practitioner.

Paula loved to travel particularly to ocean destinations. Most recently she favored Aruba and the Bahamas. Paula was a loving, caring and kind wife and mother. She was close to her three sisters who she called religiously. She was always interested in the lives of her many nieces and nephews.

She was especially proud of her son John who she took exceptional care of and it can be easily said that she was the best mother possible to young John.

Loving wife of John F. Cormican for 44 years.  Devoted mother of John Christopher of Spencer, MA.  Cherished sister of Caren Cardone of Lynn, Robyn Chiminiello of Duxbury and the late Lauren Mezzetti who passed away in March 2020. Paula is survived by many nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be private.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Paula’s memory to The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, PO Box 160, Hatfield, MA 01038, Attn: Development Department.

Margaret Moynihan, formerly of Quincy, died November 15, 2020.

Beloved wife of the late Anthony Moynihan. Loving mother of Catherine Moynihan of Winthrop, Anthony Moynihan III of KY, James Moynihan of Quincy and Timothy Moynihan of KY.

Visiting hour at Dolan Funeral Home, 460 Granite Avenue, EAST MILTON SQUARE, Saturday November 21, 2:00 – 3:00 PM. Relatives and friends invited. Interment private.