Clarence E. Gallant of Haverhill died on a Wednesday at Hannah Dustin Nursing Home.
He worked in maintenance for the Bradford Street Apartments and St. Mary-Immaculate Conception Cemeteries in Lawrence.
Born and educated in Andover, Mr. Gallant served as a private first class in the Army during the Korean conflict.
Widower of Ada Robinson (Taylor) Gallant, he leaves sons, Robert E. and his wife Deborah and Joseph and his wife Pamela; daughters, Eleanor R. Campbell and her husband Clarence, and Mary A. Adams and her husband Joseph; brothers Roland and Francis; a sister Mary Deschenes.
Arrangements were by John Breen Memorial Funeral Home, 122 Amesbury St., Lawrence.
He worked in maintenance for the Bradford Street Apartments and St. Mary-Immaculate Conception Cemeteries in Lawrence.
Born and educated in Andover, Mr. Gallant served as a private first class in the Army during the Korean conflict.
Widower of Ada Robinson (Taylor) Gallant, he leaves sons, Robert E. and his wife Deborah and Joseph and his wife Pamela; daughters, Eleanor R. Campbell and her husband Clarence, and Mary A. Adams and her husband Joseph; brothers Roland and Francis; a sister Mary Deschenes.
Arrangements were by John Breen Memorial Funeral Home, 122 Amesbury St., Lawrence.
Clarence E. Gallant of Haverhill died on a Wednesday at Hannah Dustin Nursing Home.
He worked in maintenance for the Bradford Street Apartments and St. Mary-Immaculate Conception Cemeteries in Lawrence.
Born and educated in Andover, Mr. Gallant served as a private first class in the Army during the Korean conflict.
Widower of Ada Robinson (Taylor) Gallant, he leaves sons, Robert E. and his wife Deborah and Joseph and his wife Pamela; daughters, Eleanor R. Campbell and her husband Clarence, and Mary A. Adams and her husband Joseph; brothers Roland and Francis; a sister Mary Deschenes.
Arrangements were by John Breen Memorial Funeral Home, 122 Amesbury St., Lawrence.
He worked in maintenance for the Bradford Street Apartments and St. Mary-Immaculate Conception Cemeteries in Lawrence.
Born and educated in Andover, Mr. Gallant served as a private first class in the Army during the Korean conflict.
Widower of Ada Robinson (Taylor) Gallant, he leaves sons, Robert E. and his wife Deborah and Joseph and his wife Pamela; daughters, Eleanor R. Campbell and her husband Clarence, and Mary A. Adams and her husband Joseph; brothers Roland and Francis; a sister Mary Deschenes.
Arrangements were by John Breen Memorial Funeral Home, 122 Amesbury St., Lawrence.
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