Aunt Mim you are and were so very loved!
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DAD::
Chester M. Runels
Age 47, born abt 1893
Birthplace Massachusetts
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940
818 Andover Street
Lowell,
Middlesex, Massachusetts
Household Members Age
Head Chester M Runels 47
Wife Margaret Runels 46
Daughter Miriam R. Runels 19
Daughter Mary Elennor Runels 16
Daughter Elizabeth Runels 13
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Hartford Courant 11/05/2008
De MALLIE, Miriam R.
Miriam R. De Mallie, 88, native of Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts and long-term resident of Westport and Old Lyme, died peacefully in South Windsor on Saturday (November 1, 2008).
She was the daughter of Chester M. and Margaret (Thompson) Runels.
Until his death in 2005, she had been married to her beloved husband of 62 years, Peter De Mallie, a US navy veteran, golfer, meteorologist, and textile executive, with whom she is now reunited.
At age 16 she matriculated at Colby Sawyer College and subsequently graduated from there and the Katherine Gibbs School in Boston. Known for her ability to fully complete the New York Times crossword puzzle and her grammatical expertise, she was fond of summers in Rexhame Terrace, Ma, her cousin Ralph Runels, who died in World War II, and her late sisters, Mary Eleanor and Elizabeth.
Miriam was especially proud that her five children and 12 grandchildren are all or soon will be college graduates. She was self-reliant and deeply loved her family. She is survived by her children (and spouses): Lynne (David) Hortenstine of Brookfield, MO; Pamela (Robert) Wehmueller of St. Louis, MO; Kristin (Gregory) Allemann of Austin, TX; Peter (Anne) De Mallie and Robert (Hildegard) De Mallie of South Windsor; and grandchildren: Matthew Horten of Chicago; Paul Hortenstine of Washington, DC; Kimberly Heffner and John Hortenstine of St. Louis, Alexander and Andrew Allemann of Austin; Brittany Allemann of San Antonio; Megin Wolfman of Pound Ridge, NY; Peter, Erin, Kirsten and Meredith De Mallie of South Windsor and great grandchildren Ava, Grayson and Anna Allemann, Eliana Wolfman, and Channing and Wyatt Horten.
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A memorial service was held at Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 814 Asylum Ave., in Hartford at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8. Burial will be private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
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Burial was private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Memorial donations also may be made TAX FREE and Deductable to The De Mallie Family Endowed Scholarship Fund, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, c/o Manager of Gift Operations, Office of University Advancement, Southwick Hall 250, Lowell, Ma 01854
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Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Garden State Historian and nephew
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DAD::
Chester M. Runels
Age 47, born abt 1893
Birthplace Massachusetts
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940
818 Andover Street
Lowell,
Middlesex, Massachusetts
Household Members Age
Head Chester M Runels 47
Wife Margaret Runels 46
Daughter Miriam R. Runels 19
Daughter Mary Elennor Runels 16
Daughter Elizabeth Runels 13
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Hartford Courant 11/05/2008
De MALLIE, Miriam R.
Miriam R. De Mallie, 88, native of Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts and long-term resident of Westport and Old Lyme, died peacefully in South Windsor on Saturday (November 1, 2008).
She was the daughter of Chester M. and Margaret (Thompson) Runels.
Until his death in 2005, she had been married to her beloved husband of 62 years, Peter De Mallie, a US navy veteran, golfer, meteorologist, and textile executive, with whom she is now reunited.
At age 16 she matriculated at Colby Sawyer College and subsequently graduated from there and the Katherine Gibbs School in Boston. Known for her ability to fully complete the New York Times crossword puzzle and her grammatical expertise, she was fond of summers in Rexhame Terrace, Ma, her cousin Ralph Runels, who died in World War II, and her late sisters, Mary Eleanor and Elizabeth.
Miriam was especially proud that her five children and 12 grandchildren are all or soon will be college graduates. She was self-reliant and deeply loved her family. She is survived by her children (and spouses): Lynne (David) Hortenstine of Brookfield, MO; Pamela (Robert) Wehmueller of St. Louis, MO; Kristin (Gregory) Allemann of Austin, TX; Peter (Anne) De Mallie and Robert (Hildegard) De Mallie of South Windsor; and grandchildren: Matthew Horten of Chicago; Paul Hortenstine of Washington, DC; Kimberly Heffner and John Hortenstine of St. Louis, Alexander and Andrew Allemann of Austin; Brittany Allemann of San Antonio; Megin Wolfman of Pound Ridge, NY; Peter, Erin, Kirsten and Meredith De Mallie of South Windsor and great grandchildren Ava, Grayson and Anna Allemann, Eliana Wolfman, and Channing and Wyatt Horten.
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A memorial service was held at Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 814 Asylum Ave., in Hartford at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8. Burial will be private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
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Burial was private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Memorial donations also may be made TAX FREE and Deductable to The De Mallie Family Endowed Scholarship Fund, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, c/o Manager of Gift Operations, Office of University Advancement, Southwick Hall 250, Lowell, Ma 01854
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Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Garden State Historian and nephew
Aunt Mim you are and were so very loved!
***
DAD::
Chester M. Runels
Age 47, born abt 1893
Birthplace Massachusetts
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940
818 Andover Street
Lowell,
Middlesex, Massachusetts
Household Members Age
Head Chester M Runels 47
Wife Margaret Runels 46
Daughter Miriam R. Runels 19
Daughter Mary Elennor Runels 16
Daughter Elizabeth Runels 13
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Hartford Courant 11/05/2008
De MALLIE, Miriam R.
Miriam R. De Mallie, 88, native of Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts and long-term resident of Westport and Old Lyme, died peacefully in South Windsor on Saturday (November 1, 2008).
She was the daughter of Chester M. and Margaret (Thompson) Runels.
Until his death in 2005, she had been married to her beloved husband of 62 years, Peter De Mallie, a US navy veteran, golfer, meteorologist, and textile executive, with whom she is now reunited.
At age 16 she matriculated at Colby Sawyer College and subsequently graduated from there and the Katherine Gibbs School in Boston. Known for her ability to fully complete the New York Times crossword puzzle and her grammatical expertise, she was fond of summers in Rexhame Terrace, Ma, her cousin Ralph Runels, who died in World War II, and her late sisters, Mary Eleanor and Elizabeth.
Miriam was especially proud that her five children and 12 grandchildren are all or soon will be college graduates. She was self-reliant and deeply loved her family. She is survived by her children (and spouses): Lynne (David) Hortenstine of Brookfield, MO; Pamela (Robert) Wehmueller of St. Louis, MO; Kristin (Gregory) Allemann of Austin, TX; Peter (Anne) De Mallie and Robert (Hildegard) De Mallie of South Windsor; and grandchildren: Matthew Horten of Chicago; Paul Hortenstine of Washington, DC; Kimberly Heffner and John Hortenstine of St. Louis, Alexander and Andrew Allemann of Austin; Brittany Allemann of San Antonio; Megin Wolfman of Pound Ridge, NY; Peter, Erin, Kirsten and Meredith De Mallie of South Windsor and great grandchildren Ava, Grayson and Anna Allemann, Eliana Wolfman, and Channing and Wyatt Horten.
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A memorial service was held at Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 814 Asylum Ave., in Hartford at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8. Burial will be private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
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Burial was private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Memorial donations also may be made TAX FREE and Deductable to The De Mallie Family Endowed Scholarship Fund, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, c/o Manager of Gift Operations, Office of University Advancement, Southwick Hall 250, Lowell, Ma 01854
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Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Garden State Historian and nephew
***
DAD::
Chester M. Runels
Age 47, born abt 1893
Birthplace Massachusetts
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940
818 Andover Street
Lowell,
Middlesex, Massachusetts
Household Members Age
Head Chester M Runels 47
Wife Margaret Runels 46
Daughter Miriam R. Runels 19
Daughter Mary Elennor Runels 16
Daughter Elizabeth Runels 13
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Hartford Courant 11/05/2008
De MALLIE, Miriam R.
Miriam R. De Mallie, 88, native of Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts and long-term resident of Westport and Old Lyme, died peacefully in South Windsor on Saturday (November 1, 2008).
She was the daughter of Chester M. and Margaret (Thompson) Runels.
Until his death in 2005, she had been married to her beloved husband of 62 years, Peter De Mallie, a US navy veteran, golfer, meteorologist, and textile executive, with whom she is now reunited.
At age 16 she matriculated at Colby Sawyer College and subsequently graduated from there and the Katherine Gibbs School in Boston. Known for her ability to fully complete the New York Times crossword puzzle and her grammatical expertise, she was fond of summers in Rexhame Terrace, Ma, her cousin Ralph Runels, who died in World War II, and her late sisters, Mary Eleanor and Elizabeth.
Miriam was especially proud that her five children and 12 grandchildren are all or soon will be college graduates. She was self-reliant and deeply loved her family. She is survived by her children (and spouses): Lynne (David) Hortenstine of Brookfield, MO; Pamela (Robert) Wehmueller of St. Louis, MO; Kristin (Gregory) Allemann of Austin, TX; Peter (Anne) De Mallie and Robert (Hildegard) De Mallie of South Windsor; and grandchildren: Matthew Horten of Chicago; Paul Hortenstine of Washington, DC; Kimberly Heffner and John Hortenstine of St. Louis, Alexander and Andrew Allemann of Austin; Brittany Allemann of San Antonio; Megin Wolfman of Pound Ridge, NY; Peter, Erin, Kirsten and Meredith De Mallie of South Windsor and great grandchildren Ava, Grayson and Anna Allemann, Eliana Wolfman, and Channing and Wyatt Horten.
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A memorial service was held at Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 814 Asylum Ave., in Hartford at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8. Burial will be private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
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Burial was private at Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor.
Memorial donations also may be made TAX FREE and Deductable to The De Mallie Family Endowed Scholarship Fund, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, c/o Manager of Gift Operations, Office of University Advancement, Southwick Hall 250, Lowell, Ma 01854
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Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Garden State Historian and nephew
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