Vermont Obituaries
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Flora Holley Whitmore
Musician, poet, music therapist, healthcare/self care advocate, especially for those living with invisible chronic diseases, she brought joy into any and every gathering and activity in which she took part.
Kathryn (Kathy) Leslie Knapp
Throughout her career Kathryn consistently demonstrated a willingness to lend a hand with a warm smile across various roles at Mammoth Mart, Kings, Ames, and Walgreens.
C. Russell deBurlo Jr.
Russell was a man of many interests and abilities that he fulfilled by partnering with institutions of education, business, health, the preservation of beauty, and individuals’ welfare.
David Alastair Lewis
Throughout his 17 years in Los Angeles, David acted in a number of television pilots, AFI and USC Student Films, and several theater productions.
John Lang
Like his namesake of folklore, John Henry never stopped working as work was his solace and therapy.
Norman Paul Bartlett
Norman’s love of life was evident when he would breakout in song with his lovely baritone voice, always bringing a smile and sometimes applause.
Timothy Yeatman Hayward
Throughout his life, Tim served as the behind-the-scenes director and quiet confidant to Vermont’s most prominent leaders.
Walter David Wood
A Cosmetologist for over fifty years, it brought him great joy to help people feel their best.
Irena Holubowsky Case
For 88 years she loved us all, steadfast in her Ukrainian identity, joyous in her faith in God, endlessly finding pathways to nourish body, earth and soul.
Charlie Aronovici
Charlie was an avid sailor and loved taking out his Cal 25 sailing boat on the Pacific Ocean. He had many sailing adventures while living in California.
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