News, features and photos from Lincoln, Mass.
James G. Birmingham, 84 (April 28) – broker and manager of private investment partnerships William Brennan, 87 (April 24) – First Parish Church member; owned company that designed and manufactured sterling silver and precious metal products J. Walter Brain, 79 (April 19) – landscape architect, Thoreau Club member Charles Stathos, 93 (April 6) – Okinawa veteran,…
There will be a memorial service at the First Parish Church in Lincoln on Wednesday, May 20 at 3 p.m. for Paul E. Giese, who died in January at the age of 76. A native of Seattle, he moved to Lincoln in 1966 and worked as a management consultant for Arthur D. Little. He did…
J. Walter Brain, 79 (April 19) – Landscape architect and writer James G. Birmingham, 84 (April 18) – former broker with Proctor Cook and Co. Annette Griggs, 85 (March 14) – former LPN and ceramicist Anthony Pickman, 98 (February 20) – former president and trustee of Longy School of Music Previously reported in the Lincoln Squirrel:…
By Alice C. Waugh
Christopher “CJ” Dwyer of Littleton, a seventh-grade special-education student at the Lincoln School, died on April 25. Lincoln School K-4 Principal Steve McKenna made the announcement to school families in an email Monday morning.
Janet Daniels, 90 (January 13) — first woman president of the board of the deCordova Museum Georgia Drake, 100 (January 7) — honored in 2013 as the oldest living registered voter in Lincoln with the presentation of the Boston Post Cane Paul Giese, 77 (January 14) — served on several Lincoln boards and commissions…
See videos of First Day in Lincoln Intrepid Lincoln photographer/videographer Harold McAleer has posted some videos of First Day in Lincoln on January 1. Have a look at some of the socializing and see Rob Loud belting out Auld Lang Syne. You can see other videos by Harold on his YouTube channel. SBAC’s final public forum…
A capella benefit a hit; LEAP plans to do it again next year Lincoln residents packed the auditorium of Bemis Hall on December 5 to hear three a capella groups perform in a benefit for LEAP (the Lincoln After-school Activities Program). The groups who sang were Accent from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, and VoiceLab and the Callbacks from…
A memorial service will be held on December 6 at 11 a.m. at the First Parish Church in Lincoln for Crawley Cooper, who died on October 25 at the age of 81. A retired architect, he served on several First Parish and Town of Lincoln committees, including as chair of the Planning Board. Cooper’s full obituary from Dee…
Here are links to obituaries of some Lincoln residents who have died in recent months. Clifford “Red” Bradley, 96 (May 21) — carpenter and member of St. Joseph’s Church Richard B. Campobasso, 67 (October 13) — worked for Lincoln’s Department of Public Works for 42 years Margaret Domenichella, 76 (July 31) — licensed practical nurse in Lincoln and…
