USA High School Yearbooks by State and County
FLORA S. GILLETTE, 90 OF ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL FORMERLY OF STEUBENVILLE, died FRI. MARCH 14, 2008 IN FL. SHE WAS BORN JULY 2, 1917 IN STEUBENVILLE. SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ROCCO AND LUCY DiBENEDETTO BERARDUCCI, FLORA IS ALSO PRECEDED IN DEATH BY HER HUSBAND JAMES V. GILLETTE, SR. AND HER SON JAMES V. GILLETTE, JR. AND BROTHERS, WILLIAM AND ROBERT BERARDUCCI SURVIVNG ARE 2 GRAND CHILDREN, VICKIE TATE AND JAMES DEAN GILLETTE BOTH OF FL.1 SISTER, ANNA “NINA” DeMAYO GREAT GRAN CHILDREN, RACHEL AND NICOLE GILLETTE, GENO, ROSETTA AND STEPHANIE TATE. AND HER GREAT GREAT GRAN DAUGHTER, LEILA TATE. FLORA WAS FOR 30 YRS., THE LEGAL SECRETARY FOR JACK N. BERKMAN, PRESIDENT OF RUST CRAFT BROADCASTING UNTIL SHE AND HER HUSBAND MOVED TO FL. IN 1974 AND WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN GETTING THE HIGH STREET THOROUGHFARE (ST. RT 7) RENAMED, DEAN MARTIN BLVD. IN 1968 FLORA WAS A MEMBER OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN FL., GOLD COAST CHORUS AND THE SWEET ADELINES INTERNATIONAL AND THE AARP. CALLING HOURS ARE FRI. 2-4 & 6-8 PM AT THE MOSTI FUNERAL HOME, SUNSET CHAPEL, 4435 SUNSET BLVD. STEUBENVILLE. A FUNERAL LITURGY WITHOUT MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED 9:30 AM SAT. AT ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH, FR. WILLIAM CROSS. ENTOMBMENT IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY.
Carmen J. Costantini, 78, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, died Saturday, March 22, 2008 in Martinsburg VA Hospital. He was born August 20, 1930 in Steubenville. He was a son of the late Piero and Louise Giaquinto Costantini. He was also preceded in death by one brother Remo Costantini, and one sister Mallie Controguerra. Surviving are two brothers, John “Skeets” Costantini (Virginia) of Steubenville, and Anthony Costantini of Columbus, Ohio, and one sister Lillian Colaiacovo, of Columbus. Carmen was Catholic and served his country in the Korean War. Private services were held today at the Mosti Funeral Home Sunset Chapel with Msgr. Gerald Calovini. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
OLIVER JOSEPH McGOVERN, OF HOPEDALE, OH., 2 MONTH OLD SON OF WILLIAM “BILL” AND MARGARET “MOLLY” REITER McGOVERN, died SAT. FEB. 4, 2006 IN HARRISON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. HE WAS BORN DEC. 2, 2005 IN STEUBENVILLE. IN ADDITION TO HIS PARENTS ALSO SURVIVING ARE 2 BROTHERS, LIAM PATRICK McGOVERN AND SEAMUS CORNELIUS McGOVERN. 3 SISTERS, MARY FLANNERY McGOVERN, SIENA CATHERINE McGOVERN AND FRANCESCA CLAIRE McGOVERN. GRAND MOTHER, MARY CAROL REITER OF SANTA ROSA, CA. GOD PARENTS, WILLIAM AND MAUREEN SCHLICH OF TORONTO, OH. A MEMBER OF ST. PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH. CALLINGS HOURS ARE TUES. 7-9 PM AT THE MOSTI FUNERAL HOME, SUNSET CHAPEL, 4435 SUNSET BLVD. STEUBENVILLE. A LITURGY OF THE MASS WILL CELEBRATED WED. AT 11:30 AM AT ST. PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH, (FRIENDS PLEASE MEET AT THE CHURCH), MSGR. WILLIAM CORNELIUS. BURIAL IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY . THERE WILL BE A ROSARY AT 8:00 PM TUESDAY. MEM. CONT. MAY BE MADE TO THE AIM PREGNANCY CENTER 248 N. 5 TH. ST. STEUBENVILLE.
Alice Violi - STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - Alice Kister Violi, beloved wife and mother, of Steubenville, passed away at Lancia Villa Royale Nursing Home on Thursday, March 1, 2007, after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer Disease. Alice was born July 16, 1920, in Jefferson, Ohio, and was the daughter of the late Frank and Hilda (Anderson) Kister. She graduated from Kingsville High School in 1936. Alice was a member of the former LaBelle View United Methodist Church and the Wintersville Methodist Church. When her children were young, she was in charge of Junior Church and Co-Director of Youth Activities at the LaBelle View UM Church. Alice was very active and was a member of the Eastern Star; Sereno Chapter 128 in McArthur, Ohio; The Ladies Oriental Shrine; and Thea Court 5 in Columbus, Ohio. She was also a member of the Golden Sphinx Club of Steubenville where she held all the offices and was secretary until the club closed. In addition, she was a member of the Alpha Phi Delta Ladies auxiliary. Alice loved to bowl. She was a member of the International Bowling Congress and served as director of The Steubenville Woman’s Bowling Association. She served for 18 years as the secretary of the Unpredictable Ladies Bowling League. She was also a member of the Murray’s Mixed Doubles and the Sunsetters League. She made artillery shells during World War II at Wheeling Steel. When her girls were older, she worked for The Carlisle-Allen Company Store in Steubenville. She was Manager of the Cooper-Cline Company Store and retired in 1975. Alice was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Hilda Kister and ten brothers and sisters, Laura Williamson, Edith Shaw, George Kister, Betty Lewis, Bernard Kister, Mildred DeGroot, Elmer Kister, John Kister, Marjorie Campbell and Earl Kister. Alice is survived by her husband of 63 years, Anthony, former Big Red Band Director; her three daughters and their families, Joyce Mathews of Pataskala, Ohio, Linda Deming of Pownal, Maine and Marcia Sobieski of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one step-granddaughter; two step-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Alice’s memory to either: Valley Hospice, 380 Summit Avenue, Steubenville, OH 43952 or Shriners Hospital for Children, 3229 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229. Visiting hours will be Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Mosti Sunset Chapel, 4435 Sunset Blvd., Steubenville, where funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 6 with the Reverend Clint Quillen officiating. Entombment at the Union Cemetery Mausoleum in Steubenville.
MARGARET F. ALBERTS, 96 OF STEUBENVILLE died FRI. MARCH 2, 2007 IN VALLEY HOSPICE PALLIATIVE CARE. SHE WAS BORN JAN. 1, 1911 IN STEUBENVILLE. SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ALFONSO “BILL” AND MARY TESTA DiPAOLO, SHE IS ALSO PRECEDED BY HER FIRST HUSBAND, JOSEPH TROIANO AND HER SECOND HUSBAND, ANTHONY ALBERTS, 1 BROTHER, JOHN DiPAOLO. SURVIVING ARE 1 STEP SON, MARK (HELEN) ALBERTS OF WOOSTER OH. 1 BROTHER, ARMAND (SUE) DiPAOLO OF STEUBENVILLE. 3 GRANDCHILDREN, 3 GREAT GRAND CHILDREN. SEVERAL NEPHEWS, SEVERAL GREAT NIECES AND NEPHEWS. MARGARET WAS A MEMBER OF HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL, THE 500 CLUB THE SNOW DROPS, SHE VOLUNTEERED AT EH NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE AND LOVED TO CROCHET. CALLING HOURS ARE WED. 10:00 AM TO 12:00 NOON AT THE MOSTI FUNERAL HOME, SUNSET CHAPEL, 4435 SUNSET BLVD. STEUBENVILLE. A FUNERAL LITURGY WITH MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED 12:30 PM AT HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL, FR. WILLIAM CROSS. BURIAL IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY.
DOLORES P. GALLO, 70 OF STEUBENVILLE, died SAT. MARCH 10, 2007 IN T.M.C.W. SHE WAS BORN AUG. 27, 1936 IN STEUBENVILLE. SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE NELLO AND BEATRICE CHECCA AMEDEI, HSE IS ALSO PRECEDED BY HER HUSBAND, MARK B. GALLO, SR. AND 1 BROTHER, PATSYAMEDEI. SURVIVING ARE 2 SONS, MARK B. GALLO JR. AF LOS ANGELOS, CA AND JAMES J. (LAURA) GALLO OF GALENA, OH. 2 DAUGHTERS, MARIE D. GALLO–LETHCOE (RICHARD) OF PONCE INLET, FL AND ANDREA J. KOSTECKI (TODD) OF WINTERSVILLE. 1 SISTER, CAROL SUE COOPER OF FT. ORANGE, FL. 3 GRANDCHILDREN, EVAN JAMES GALLO, HANNAH MARIE LETHCOE AND SARAH NOEL KOSTECKI. CALLING HOURS ARE TUESDAY 2-4 & 7-9PM AT THE MOSTI FUNERAL HOME, SUNSET CHAPEL. A FUNERAL LITURGY WITH MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED 10:00 AM WED. AT HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH. ENTOMBMENT IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO CORNERSTONE OF HOPE, PO BOX 3155, INDEPENDENCE, OH 44131
MARGARET R. CORDARO 83 OF STEUBENVILLE, died TUESDAY MARCH 13, 2007 AT HOME. SHE WAS BORN FEB. 9, 1924 IN STEUBENVILLE. SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE VITO AND LUCIA PACE PIERRO, SHE IS ALSO PRECEDED BY 1 BROTHER, RALPH PIERRO, 3 SISTERS, CHRISTINE CALABRESE, ANTOINETTE EROSEVICH AND CARMEL ANTINONE. SURVIVING ARE HER HUSBAND, CHARLES F. CORDARO WHOM SHE married FEB. 21, 1949. 1 BROTHER, JOSEPH PIERRO OF MINGO JCT. 1 SISTER, ELIZABETH DiPAOLO OF WATERBURY, CT. 1 SISTER IN LAW, ROSE MEEK OF STEUBENVILLE. ALSO SEVERAL NIECES AND NEPHEWS. MARGARET RETIRED IN 1988 FROM THE GREATER STEUBENVILLE/ JEFFERSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, WHERE SHE WORKED FOR 47 YRS. AS THE OFFICE MANAGER, A MEMBER OF HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ITS’ C.W.C. AND WAS FOR MANY YRS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL SECRETARY’S ASSOC. CALLING HOURS ARE THURSDAY 2-4 & 7-9 PM AT THE MOSTI FUNERAL HOME, SUNSET CHAPEL, 4435 SUNSET BLVD. STEUBENVILLE. A FUNERAL LITURGY WITH MASS WILL CELEBRATED 12:30 PM FRIDAY AT HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH, FR.RICHARD TUTTLE. BURIAL IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY. THERE WILL BE A VIGIL SERVICE THURSDAY AT 3:45 PM. MEMORIAL DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO THE ALZHEIMER’S ASSOC., 225 N. MICHIGAN AVE. FL.17, CHICAGO, IL 60601
HILDA V. DONNELLY, 97 OF WINTER HAVEN, FL FORMERLY OF STEUBENVILLE, died FRIDAY MARCH 9, 2007 . SHE WAS BORN DEC. 23, 1909 IN CLEVELAND. SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE FRANK AND FREDA WHITTISH STOCKLASK, SHE IS ALSO PRECEDED BY HER HUSBAND ANDREW J. DONNELLY, 1 BROTHER, FRANK STOCKLASK, 2 SISTERS, MARY O’LEARY AND ARTELLA DONNELLY. SURVIVING ARE HER DAUGHTER, DONNA DONOHUE (PATRICK) OF WINTER HAVEN, FL. 4 GRAND CHILDREN, MIKE, GARY AND PATRICK DONOHUE AND KATHY WOLFRAM. 10 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. HILDA RETIRED FROM THE PENN CENTRAL RAILROAD IN 1972 WHERE SHE WAS A CLERK IN THE FREIGHT OFFICE AND A MEMBER OF ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH IN FL. AND A FORMER MEMBER OF BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHOLIC CHURCH, WINTERSVILLE. CALLING HOURS ARE FRI. AT BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHOLIC CHURCH, WINTERSVILL FROM 9:00 AM UNTIL THE TIME THE FUNERAL LITURGY WITH MASS AT 10:00 AM. MSGR. GERALD CALOVINI. BURIAL IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY. MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE MADE TO CORNERSTONE HOSPICE, 1285 1 ST. STREET SOUTH, WINTERHAVEN, FL 33880
JOSEPH A. MARRACINO, SR., 68 OF STEUBENVILLE, died TUESDAY FEB. 27, 2007 IN T.M.C.W. HE WAS BORN SEPT. 24, 1938 IN STEUBENVILLE. HE IS THE SON OF THE LATE ANTHONY M. AND OLGA LIBERATORE MARRACINO, HE IS ALSO PRECEDED BY HIS BROTHER, RALPH MARRACINO. SURVIVING ARE HIS WIFE JANE DRAY MARRACINO WHOM HE married FEB. 16, 1963. 1 SON, JOSEPH A. MARRACINO, JR. OF STEUBENVILLE 2 DAUGHTERS, AMY KASEFANG (TOM) OF BLISSFIELD, MI. CINDY MARKER OF STEUBENVILLE. 6 GRAND CHILDREN, EMILY, MAGGIE, MICHAEL AND ELIZABETH KASEFANG AND KAYLA AND JOSHUA MARKER. JOSEPH WAS RETIRED FROM WEIRTON STEEL, TIN MILL DEPT., A MEMBER OF HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE WEIRTON STEEL 25 YR. CLUB. AND HE SERVED HIS COUNTRY IN THE ARMY. CALLING HOURS ARE THURSDAY 2-4 & 7-9 PM AT THE MOSTI FUNERAL HOME, SUNSET CHAPEL, 4435 SUNSET BLVD.STEUBENVILLE. A FUNERAL LITURGY WITH MASS WILL BE CELEBRATED 10:00 AM FRIDAY AT HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH, FR. RICHARD TUTTLE. BURIAL IN MT. CALVARY CEMETERY. THER WILL BE A VIGIL SERVICE THURS. AT 3:45 PM
