Obituary: Thomas Joseph Anthony Cibotti, III

Thomas Joseph Anthony Cibotti, III, at 50

Thomas Joseph Anthony Cibotti III (TJ), purveyor of kindness, humor, generosity, patience, empathy and respect, died peacefully in his sleep July 15, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was 50. Mr. Cibotti was born October 20, 1965 at Chelsea Naval Hospital and was a lifelong summer resident of Hull.

Mr. Cibotti lived his life in the calmest, kindest manner. Never in a rush and always willing to offer his optimistic outlook, he valued providing laughter and smiles to his friends and family with his unique sense of humor. As an angel here on earth, he will be missed.

He enjoyed movies... any and all movies. His mother and partner in crime, Marsha, deserves a medal for enduring many a horror movie. On a rare occasion, he would capitulate and allow the Hallmark channel.

He loved his Smart Car and his Truck. As a trained and certified mechanic, he was extremely proud of and loved tinkering with his 1996, yellow Mass DOT F-150.

Mr. Cibotti was predeceased by his father, Thomas Cibotti Jr. He is survived by his amazing mother and caregiver, Marsha Cibotti of Nashua, sister Lisa Williams and her husband David of Nashua, brother Scott Cibotti of San Ramon, CA, brother Dean Cibotti and his wife Lori of Bedford; five nieces and nephews: Jillian and Jexi Williams of Nashua, and Tyler, Ella and Evan Cibotti of Bedford; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Calling hours were scheduled at 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today at the Crowne Plaza, Hunt Club, Nashua, NH, with a Celebration of Life immediately following.  In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you perform a random act of kindness. The simplest gestures matter. This will be capturing his essence.

Obituary: James H. Bornheim

James H. Bornheim, at 85

James H. Bornheim, (Jim) a longtime Hull resident passed to eternal rest after a brief illness on July 8.  He was 85.

Mr. Bornheim was born in Everett to the late Henry James and Elsie Bornheim. He spent his childhood in Cohasset and Hingham, graduating from Hingham High School with the class of 1948. Upon graduation from high school, Mr. Bornheim enlisted in the United States Air Force. He was a Korean War veteran and served his country in several European countries, including Germany, birthplace of his parents. Mr. Bornheim received several medals and honors for his service to his country.

After his discharge from the military, Mr. Bornheim married his high school classmate, Theodora (Teddy) Cobb, from Hull.  He attended Northeastern University and earned a degree in Business Management. Mr. Bornheim’s career path led him to Hollingsworth Corporation where he was promoted to the position of Chief Financial Officer. His career gave him the opportunity for travel within the United States and around the world including Asia, Europe and Central America. He especially enjoyed living briefly in California and Florida.

Upon his retirement from Hollingsworth, Mr. Bornheim remained very active, especially with his involvement in the family business, Nantasket Beach Hardware, formerly Anastos Hardware. Mr. Bornheim enjoyed his home by the ocean and tending to his stylish and colorful flower gardens. He also enjoyed his hobby of creating wooden models of schooners, which he proudly displayed throughout his home. He held a passion for the beach and the ocean. After his retirement, Jim and his wife Teddy would spend winters in Florida on the beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale by the Sea and Miami Shores.

Mr. Bornheim is survived by his loving wife Theodora Bornheim; his son Kurt Bornheim and his wife, Renee, his son Mark Bornheim and his wife Carolyn and their children Lauren, Jeffrey and Evan Sullivan, his son Eric Bornheim and his partner, Daniel Frazier, all of Hull; his sister Norma Connelly, his sister in law Anna Shaheen and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Bornheim was predeceased by his brother George Bornheim and sister Helen Bornheim. All services will be private.

Obituary: Richard L. Tobin

Richard L. Tobin, at 84

Richard L. Tobin, of Florida and Hull, died June 30 at the age of 84.

Mr. Tobin proudly served his country in the U.S Marine Corps, attaining the rank of sergeant major. He also served as a sergeant for the Miami Beach Police Department for 36 years. He retired in 1993.

Mr. Tobin lived a storied life: from the professional boxing ring to the dugouts of major league baseball to the winner’s circle at Belmont Park. During his eight-year heavyweight boxing career, he boxed up and down the East Coast and compiled a 35-0 record.

Baseball provided a more lasting love for Mr. Tobin as he played for the St. Louis Browns, the Baltimore Orioles, and the Detroit Tigers, with whom he earned a World Series ring. Mr. Tobin also owned shares in two racehorses, including a Belmont winner, Colonial Affairs.

Mr. Tobin summered in Hull, where he enjoyed his home overlooking the ocean.

Son of the late Anthony G. and Margaret [Sullivan] Tobin; brother of the late John, Gerard, and Anthony Tobin, and the late Mary Tobin, Pauline Stenhouse, Margaret Pellegrini, Frances Gilroy, and Kathleen McKinnon; he is survived by many nieces and nephews.

A memorial service will be held at St. Ann Church, 208 Samoset Ave., on Saturday, July 16 at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment will be private.

For additional information and online condolences, please visit www.downingchapel.com.

To read a 1993 story about Mr. Tobin, visit www.miaminewtimes.com/news/anything-but-retiring-6364054.

Obituary: Cynthia Kellem

Cynthia Kellem, at 84

Cynthia [Swartz] Kellem died July 9, after a period of declining health. She was 84.

Teacher, mentor, and regional musical theater “legend”, Mrs. Kellem died peacefully on Saturday, surrounded by her family. Throughout her 25-year career at Hull High School, she was a passionate advocate for education and a life-changing inspiration to many of her students.

After retirement, she turned her passion to civic organizations such as Wellspring and, most especially, the Hull Public Library. She was an avid lover of books and the cherished leader of her book club, the Mermaids. Her personality filled a room and her exclamations of happiness in the form of “WooHoo!” punctuated many great moments.

Above it all, she was a “hot ticket.” All of her children’s friends were members of the family and all were always made to feel special as she engaged with them throughout their lives. She took immense pride in her six grandchildren, who were enriched by her special talents and spirit.

Simply said, her family and friends loved her. That was evident at her funeral service Tuesday at Temple Beth Sholom’s Boyer Auditorium, where every seat was filled. More than 100 people stood to laugh, cry, and pray alongside those who were seated at the service that Rabbi Benjamin Lefkowitz led. 

The wife of Lawrence A. Kellem; mother of David Kellem and his wife, Deborah Asbrand, Steven Kellem, and Amy Slotnick and her husband, Daniel; grandmother of Sarah, Jordan, Matthew, Noah, Will, and Nell; Mrs. Kellem was also an aunt to Evie Adler and Scott Groper, Ed and Judy Adler, and Jeffrey Kellem.

In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to Friends of the Hull Public Library or to Temple Beth Sholom of Hull.

Obituary: Mary Tull

Mary Tull, at 104

Mary [Mowad] Tull, widow of former Hull resident George M. Tull, died June 23, at her home in Quincy. She was 104.

Mrs. Tull was born in Port Barre, Louisiana on Dec. 2, 1911. She had a hand in raising four generations of her family. She strongly believed every child should be given every opportunity to thrive and that every animal should be nurtured and cared for. She was passionate about many causes and supported a great many charities. They, along with her family, will miss her generosity.

She leaves three children: Patricia M. Crosthwait, George Michael “Skip” Tull, and former Hull police officer Steve Tull; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.  

Services are private. Memorial donations may be made in her name to the South Shore YMCA annual support campaign, where she was on the board of directors for more than 30 years, the Quincy Animal Shelter, or any other charity of your choice.

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Obituary: Michael Kenny, Jr.

Michael J. Kenny, Jr. of Hull died with his family at his side on Sunday, April 3. He was 70 and had waged a yearlong battle with cancer. 
Born in Quincy, where he was raised and educated, he lived on the South Shore all his life and settled in Hull 13 years ago. He and his wife Ann Marie owned and operated Josephine’s B & B in Hull for 10 years and spent their winters in Florida.
The devoted father of Christina Conte of Pasadena, CA; cherished brother of Clare Barrett and her husband, Edward, of Quincy, Sheila Giglio and her husband, Harold, of Hull and the late Frances Greer, Maureen Beaton, and Catherine Marvelle; he is also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.
Family and friends are invited to visiting hours, which will be held on Friday, April 8, from 4-8 p.m., at the Dennis Sweeney Funeral Home, 74 Elm St., Quincy Center. 
On Saturday, there will be a gathering at the funeral home at 8:30 a.m. followed by a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Ann’s Church, 208 Samoset Ave., Hull. Burial will take place at Hull Village Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center in support of gastrointestinal cancer research. MGH Development Office, Attn: Megan Coons, 125 Nashua St, Boston, MA 02114. Make checks payable to MGH Cancer Center, or donate online atwww.MassGeneral.org/donate.

Obituary: John Schmid

John Andrew Schmid, 74, of Greenville, NH, died peacefully April 1, surrounded by his wife and children, after a long-term illness.
Mr. Schmid was raised in Poestenkill, NY, where he met the love of his life, Ruth [Coonrad] Schmid, to whom he was married for 52 years. 
Mr. Schmid worked a variety of jobs throughout his life, but settled into and, in 2002, retired from a career as a journeyman mailer at The Boston Globe. 
A former resident of Poestenkill and Hull, Mr. Schmid eventually made his home in Greenville, NH, where he welcomed family and friends for loving visits, delicious food, and laughter. He was also an active member of the Sacred Heart Church in Greenville.
Grampa, as he was known, was a kind man who loved being in the company of others and enjoyed all things outdoors. He could often be found camping, hunting, fishing, gardening, and drinking Budweiser at a picnic table.
He leaves his devoted wife, Ruth V. Schmid; a son, John M. Schmid, and his wife, Meredith, of Hull; a daughter, Christine E. Schmid, and her husband, Jack MacEachern, of Rochester, NH; granddaughter Nicole Casse and her husband, Derrick, of Rollinsford, NH; grandsons Andrew and Daniel Schmid of Hull; and great-grandchildren Isabella, John, and Don Casse of Rollinsford, NH. He also leaves his cat, Buddy. Mr. Schmid lives on in the memory of many loving friends and family across the country.
Mr. Schmid’s funeral service and burial are scheduled for Friday in Poestenkill, NY. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Community Hospice House, 7 Executive Park Drive, Merrimack, NH 03054. 

Obituary: Mary Power

Mary M. [Cradock] Power, 84, died peacefully on April 1, surrounded by her loving children. 
Recently from Pembroke and previously from Hull, Mrs. Power was raised in Jamaica Plain. She attended Mission Church High School, where she met the love of her life, John “Beaver” Power. Together they built and shared a wonderful life centered around their dear family and friends. 
While she enjoyed several years working at Talbot’s, Mrs. Power’s life was devoted to raising her seven children and supporting her beloved family. Seeing and bringing out the best in others, she led her life with kindness, generosity, and love. With her contagious smile, a heart of gold, and an abundance of Irish hospitality, she leaves a legacy of love and many fond memories of gatherings over the years filled with food, songs, and laughter. 
Mrs. Power’s spirit and love will be carried on by her seven children and their partners: Pat and Neil Donovan of Bethel, ME, Jackie and Mary Power of Salem, NH, Chrissie and Eddie Straughn of Cohasset, Michael and Colleen Power of West Roxbury, Suey Power of Hull, Brian and Joan Power of Scituate, and Jay Power of Hingham. “Nana” leaves behind and will always be in the hearts of her 21 grandchildren and soon-to-be seven great-grandchildren. 
Predeceased by her sister, Patsy Perry, Mrs. Power leaves siblings Helen and Pat Doherty, Christine (and the late Jim) Tracey, Jim and Jean Cradock, Jack “Butchie” and Suzy Cradock; brother in-law Ronnie Perry; and many nieces, nephews, friends and family too numerous to list but not forgotten.
Mrs. Power’s funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. in St. Thecla Church, 145 Washington St. in Pembroke. Interment will be at the Massachusetts National Cemetery at Bourne.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to New Bridge on the Charles Assisted Living/Memory Care Unit, 1200 Centre St., Boston MA 02131 or by visiting the website at hebrewseniorlife.org/giving.

Obituary: Paul Manville

Paul N. Manville of East Bridgewater, formerly of Hull, died April 1. He was 89. 
Mr. Manville was a Navy veteran of World War II and worked for Grossman’s in Braintree for many years. He loved his family, enjoyed reading, and was an avid sports fan, especially of the Boston Red Sox. 
Mr. Manville was a former member of the Hull Knights of Columbus. He will be remembered for his generous nature, great smile, and happy attitude. 
Beloved husband of the late Claire [Bazinet] Manville; loving father of Laurie Crowley and her husband, Edward, of Hyannis; cherished “Papa Dot” to Jimmy and Samantha Crowley of Hyannis; he also is survived by many nieces and nephews. 
Funeral services have been held, with burial at Hull Village Cemetery. 
Memorial donations may be made to South Shore Mental Health, Attn: Giving, 500 Victory Rd., Quincy, MA 02171.

Obituary: Peter Mangan

Peter Anthony Mangan, 64, died March 24 in Montego Bay, Jamaica following a 20-year battle with cancer.
Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, he spent his adult years living in Massachusetts, primarily in Hull.
Mr. Mangan loved traditional Irish music, gardening, fishing, cooking, and had an insatiable interest in scientific discovery, but was devoted most of all to his children and grandchildren.
He was a woodworker by trade, taking great joy in all his work, but in particular building custom cabinetry, furniture, children’s toys, and solar collectors.
Mr. Mangan’s love for woodworking was eclipsed only by his devotion to the game of soccer. He spent many years as a volunteer coach for various youth soccer teams. He instilled a love for the game that lives on today in his players.
He leaves his son, Conor Mangan; his daughter, Tara Mangan; four grandchildren, Myles, Declan, Claire, and Cole Mangan; his sisters Nuala and Jean; and brother Gerry. He was predeceased by brothers Brian and Fergus.
A private memorial will be held by the family on April 16.

Obituary: Mario Bertone

Mario Bertone died April 4, after a period of declining health. He fought his illnesses with strength and dignity. He was 82.
A member of the Bricklayers Union Local 3 for more than 60 years, Mr. Bertone was a licensed master builder who left his trademark of excellence on projects throughout the state, including Nantascot Place Condominiums on George Washington Boulevard, which he built. He taught his craft to many young people who worked for him.
Mr. Bertone was a simple man, no pretense or false modesty. What you saw was what you got. He was honest and honorable, sincere, hardworking, had a sense of humor, and a strong determination, never giving up under any circumstances. He will be remembered for his intelligence, his ability to fix anything, his kindness, and for the wonderful advice he provided. He was a true patriot and served his country proudly as a member of the Army National Guard until his honorable discharge in July 1956. He was an avid New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox fan. But the most important part of Mario’s life was his family. He was a role model for his wife, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. 
The beloved husband of Joan [Spera] Bertone for 41 years; Mr. Bertone also leaves his children: Stephen, Richard, Laura, Donna, and Kenneth; 12 grandchildren; and two great granddaughters. The brother of John Bertone of Quincy, Mr. Bertone was predeceased by a son, Robert; two brothers, Sam and Antonio; and a sister, Maria. His friends are too numerous to mention, but each one knows how close they were to his heart. Both Mario and Joan are most grateful to their dear friend Lisa Zadrozny. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the visiting hours on Thursday, 4-8 p.m., at Pyne Keohane Funeral Home, 21 Emerald St., Hingham. A Celebration of Life Service will be held in the funeral home at 9:15 a.m. on Friday prior to the funeral Mass at St. Ann’s Church, Hull at 10:30 a.m. Burial will take place at Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, Quincy. 
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675.

Obituary: Doris Matthews

Doris L. [Manning] Matthews of Braintree, formerly of Hull, died March 26, at the age of 61. 
Mrs. Matthews was the payroll supervisor at E.M. Duggan in Canton for many years. She was the first American to receive a double lung transplant about 30 years ago and was the longest surviving person to receive that procedure. Throughout the years, she was very supportive of other transplant patients. Mrs. Matthews was also a kidney transplant recipient and was eternally grateful to her brother in law Charlie for donating his kidney to her. 
She enjoyed traveling with family and crafts. She will be remembered as a happy, generous, hardworking, and optimistic person. 
Beloved wife of Donald P. Matthews; loving sister of Barbara Morris and husband, Charlie, of Hanover, Ruth Poirier and her late husband, Joe, of Franklin, Shirley Nolan and husband, Paul, of Braintree, and Edward Manning of Hollywood, FL; loving sister in law of Susan Garofalo and her late husband, George, of Plainville and James Matthews and wife, Janet, of Weymouth. Mrs. Matthews also is lovingly survived by many nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the visiting hours on Friday, 4-8 p.m., in the McDonald Keohane Funeral Home, 809 Main St., South Weymouth. Her funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Francis Xavier Church, Weymouth Saturday at 11 a.m. Burial will follow, at Gethsemane Cemetery, West Roxbury. 
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Brigham and Women's Lung Transfer Fund, 75 Francis St., Boston, MA 02115. Seewww.Keohane.com for directions and online condolences.

Obituary: Ruth White

Ruth A. White, a 60-year resident of Hull who recently lived in Hillsborough, N.C., died in the loving arms of her daughter, Robin, and caretaker and friend, Debra O'Day, on March 23. She was 93. Her loving granddaughter, Jennifer, was at her side for many of Mrs. White’s last joyful days. 
Mrs. White was married to Clarence “Carney” P. White of the Hull Highway Department for 65 years. She went to fashion design and art school in New York City, and was a Rockette in Manhattan in 1942. Until she was 83, Mrs. White worked at Talbots, Inc., Something Nice in Hingham, and was a master seamstress, working freelance for many great Boston-area designers. 
She made the world’s greatest apple pies for many establishments in the South Shore area, and was known far and wide for her gregarious sense of humor and upbeat spirit, despite all of life’s challenges. Her nickname of Mama Ruth was earned because of her unstoppable joy of life and love of children. To her last, her delightful disposition was contagious to all who knew her; even the hospice personnel enjoyed coming to see her most of all.
Mrs. White leaves her children: Ruth Malinowski and husband, Robert, of Stowe, Robert C. White of Scituate, Donald E. White and wife, Debbie, of Plymouth, Howard A. White and wife, Jean, of Maine, and Robin A. White and partner, Andrea Sutton, of Hillsborough, N.C. She is also survived by her grandchildren; many great grandchildren; and nieces and nephews who loved her dearly. 
Services will be held at a later date, in conjunction with Mrs. White’s wishes. She loved animals and spent many days with them at HARPS (Hooved Animal Rescue & Protection Society). In lieu of flowers, consider a donation to HARPS, P.O. Box 94, Barrington, IL, 60010. She would love that. 
Online condolences may be made at www.clementsfuneralservice.com.

Obituary: Robert McNamara

We are sorry to report Bob McNamara's death yesterday. He was just a lovely man. His obituary follows:

Robert P. McNamara died Wednesday, March 23, at age 87.
A lifelong resident of Hull, Mr. McNamara was the owner and operator of the former Neal’s Service Station. He enjoyed following New England sports teams and was a member of the Hull Knights of Columbus. 
The foundation of his life was his family; they were the cornerstone of all that was truly important to him. He will be sadly missed. 
The beloved husband of Ida Fagone-McNamara of Hull and the late Elinor K. [Welsh] McNamara; he was the loving father of Ann McNamara and her husband, Walter Keenan, of South Boston, Patricia Spitz and her husband, Kurt, of Hull, and Robin Mannion and her husband, Andrew, of Dedham; the stepfather of Annette Agostino and her husband, Vincent, and Lisa Fagone and her husband, Robert Hatch, all of Hull. Mr. McNamara also leaves his brother, Joseph W. “Bill” McNamara and his wife Marjorie, of Hull; 12 grandchildren; and a great grandson. He was predeceased by his brother, George McNamara.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend visiting hours on Monday, 4-8 p.m., at Pyne Keohane Funeral Home, 21 Emerald St., Hingham. A Celebration of Life service will be held in the funeral home at 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday, prior to a funeral Mass at St. Ann’s Church in Hull at 10 a.m. Burial will follow, at Hull Village Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to the Hull Knights of Columbus, 440 Nantasket Ave., Hull, MA 02045, or to the charity of your choice. 
See www.Keohane.com for online condolences.

Obituary: Virginia Tott

We will miss Virginia Tott's smile when we visit Wellspring's book store. Her obituary follows:

Virginia M. [Sylvester] Tott, 91, died peacefully on Saturday, March 19, at the John Scott House Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Braintree, surrounded by her loving family. 
Mrs. Tott was raised in East Braintree and was a graduate of Sacred Heart High School in Weymouth. She had enjoyed summers in Hull for many years prior to becoming a permanent resident in 2002. She had been employed for 10 years as a receptionist for the state Department of Corrections in Boston. She and her late husband, Herman, were the former owners of Quincy Adams Liquors. 
Mrs. Tott was an outgoing person who loved to be with people. 
She had a wonderful smile and was always attractively and tastefully dressed. She enjoyed the outdoors, the beach, and her many friends. She loved to host and to entertain. She was an avid reader and also enjoyed dancing and travelling. She was a member of the Hull Garden Club, the Friends of the Hull Public Library, and enjoyed doing volunteer work for the Wellspring Book Store for many years. She was also a former member of the Saint Thomas Moore Guild in Braintree. 
Beloved wife of the late Herman W. Tott; devoted mother of Nancy A. Santry and her late husband, George, of Quincy and Sandra M. Genoa and her husband, David, of Milford; loving grandmother of G. Daniel Santry of Winthrop, William L. Santry and Jennifer A. Santry, both of Quincy. One of four siblings, she was the sister of Alfred Sylvester of California and was pre-deceased by her brothers Robert and Richard. Mrs. Tott is also survived by many nieces and nephews. 
Funeral services will be conducted at the Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals, 1 Independence Ave., Quincy on Friday, March 25, beginning with visitation at 9:30 and the service at 10:30 a.m. Interment will follow, at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne. 
There will be a memorial Mass in Mrs. Tott’s memory at Saint Ann’s Church on Samoset Ave. on Saturday, April 2, at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Memorial donations may be made to the Friends of the Hull Public Library, 9 Main St., Hull, MA 02045. 
For online condolences, visit www.thesweeneybrothers.com. ∞

Obituary: John E. Merry Jr.

John “Jack” E. Merry Jr., age 71, of Hull, formerly of Duxbury, died March 15, following a long illness. 
Born in Quincy, Mr. Merry was a Duxbury High School and Bridgewater State College graduate. He was a Vietnam War veteran and a self-employed entrepreneur with diversified interests, working in the IT business most recently as a project manager. 
Mr. Merry always enjoyed helping others, in particular delivering food for the elderly over the holidays. He loved flying, playing tennis, rollerblading, reading, and listening to music.
He is survived by his sons, Taylor Merry of San Francisco, and Nicholas Merry and Alexander Merry, both of Kingston. He also leaves his brothers, Richard Merry and his wife, Holly, of Halifax, and Ronald Merry of West Boylston. 
A Celebration of Life visitation will be held in the Cartmell Funeral Home, 150 Court St., Plymouth, on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m., followed by a memorial service in the funeral home at 8 p.m. 
In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in memory of John E. Merry Jr., P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284 or viawww.jimmyfund.org/gift.
For online guestbook, visit www.cartmelldavis.com.

Obituary: Arline A. Meade

Arline A. [Colangeli] Meade of Abington entered into eternal rest March 19. She was 87.
Mrs. Meade was a Hull resident for many years. She enjoyed living by the beach, trips to the Hull library, and the community atmosphere here. She had a passion for music and especially enjoyed playing the piano. Mrs. Meade was an avid reader and a crossword puzzles buff. She will be remembered for her strong faith as a devoted Catholic. 
Beloved mother of Patricia Meade of Colorado, Richard Meade of Hanover, Robert Meade, Jr. of Hull, Diane Meade of Rockland, Elaine Meade-Kyle of Whitman, and Maureen Meade of Hull. Mrs. Meade also leaves many family members and dear friends, including Marisa Higgins, Betty Colangeli, and Rita Loiacono. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend an hour of visitation on Wednesday, 10-11 a.m., in the Pyne Keohane Funeral Home, 21 Emerald St., Hingham. Her funeral service at Pyne Keohane will begin at 11 a.m. Mrs. Meade will be buried at Hull Village Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675. 
See www.Keohane.com for online condolences.

Obituary: Vincent Bregoli

Hull resident Vincent E. Bregoli died unexpectedly Sunday, March 13. He was 23.
After graduating from Hull High School in 2011, Vincent furthered his education by studying audio production at The New England Institute of Art in Brookline, from which he graduated with an associate’s degree in 2015. At the time of his death, he was employed at Savant Corporation in Hyannis, specializing in home automation systems, all the while continuing his passion for singing/rapping and composing music/beats.
Many will remember Vincent's numerous performances while involved in the Hull High School Theatre Arts program. He began in sixth grade with a role as a street urchin in the musical "Scrooge," and finished strong in his final production as the lead role in "Willy Wonka." Another favorite activity included competing for the Hull High Forensics Team during his freshman and sophomore years. 
Vincent worked a number of jobs in Hull through the years. He worked alongside his Dad at the family hardware store on Nantasket Avenue since about the age of 15. In addition, he cooked at the BeachFire restaurant, The Red Parrot, and rocked the deli at the A Street Tedeschi’s.
While launching his own career performing as DJ Vinny B, Vincent shared his diverse musical talents at many local venues. The C-Note was a comfortable place for him to sing at open mic nights and later to host karaoke nights. He also DJ’d events at the Sea Dog Brew Pub and The Red Parrot’s Naked Oystah Bar. 
Along with his local gigs, he was honored to provide entertainment for a friend’s wedding, as well as multiple graduation and birthday parties. 
His quick wit and talents will be sadly missed, yet forever remembered. 
Beloved son of Mark E. Bregoli and Julie [Capen] Bregoli, of Hull; loving brother of Anna Lynne Bregoli of Hull; cherished grandson of Edmund G. Bregoli of Braintree, Patricia [Leahy] Capen of Hull, Beverly [Capen] O’Brien of Florida, and the late Martha [Duca] Bregoli, Dorothy R. [Jellows] Bregoli, and Robert C. Capen. He was the loving nephew of Lynne and Joe Leonard and Chris and Joyce Capen, all of Hull, and Jane Bregoli of Dartmouth; and also is survived by cousins Aaron, Joe, Ben, and Lyndsey Capen, Conor Leonard, and David and Jessica Bregoli. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the visiting hours on Saturday, March 26, from 12-4 p.m., with a Celebration of Life service at 3 p.m., in the McDonald Keohane Funeral Home, 40 Sea Street [off Route 3A at Bicknell Square], Weymouth. 
Memorial donations may be made to the Vinny Bregoli Scholarship for Music & the Arts at any Rockland Trust branch.
For online condolences, visit www.keohane.com.

Obituary: Regina S. Kilfoyle

Regina S. Kilfoyle, 58, of Hull, died of a degenerative neurological illness on Feb. 29, at the Pat Roche Hospice Home in Hingham.
Ms. Kilfoyle was the seventh of eight children of Dr. Richard M. and Eleanor M. Kilfoyle, of Weymouth. She was class president of the junior and senior class of 1975 from Marshfield High School. She enrolled in Boston College School of Nursing but, quickly realizing that nursing was not her calling, she transferred to the College of Liberal Arts. She graduated magna cum laude as a history major in 1980. 
Ms. Kilfoyle worked for many years as the de facto director of communications for the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. In her thirties, she decided that she needed an advanced degree. She was admitted to the London Business School’s Sloan Fellowship Masters Programme, earning an MSc in 1995. She was employed by Imperial Chemicals Industries in London after graduation, rising to the position of director of corporate communication. 
In the course of her career, for business as well as vacation travel, she spent time in Chile, India, Spain, South Africa, Tanzania, and many other points on the globe. She lived and worked in London for many years. 
Ms. Kilfoyle enjoyed warm friendships with many of her Marshfield High, B.C., and Sloan classmates, as well as her work colleagues.
She pursued multiple interests during her lifetime. She enjoyed international travel, photography, sewing, swimming, and running. She had a keen interest in the American Civil War, and she toured many battlefields in the South during her US vacations. She was a devoted aunt and godmother, and she made a point to attend as many First Communions, Confirmations, and graduations as possible. 
Predeceased by her parents, she is survived by her seven siblings; 12 nieces and nephews, of whom several were her godchildren; two grandnieces; a grandnephew; and numerous cousins.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend visiting hours on Friday, from 4-8 p.m., at Pyne Keohane Funeral Home, 21 Emerald St., Hingham. Ms. Kilfoyle’s funeral Mass is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, at St. Ann’s Church, Hull. Burial will follow, at Hull Village Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Rosie’s Place, 889 Harrison Ave., Boston MA 02118, or the Norwell VNA and Hospice, 120 Longwater Dr., Norwell, MA 02061. See www.Keohane.com for online condolences.