Albert J. and Francis M. worked together. He was the brawn, she was the brain. She took care of all records of his work, which was working for the State of Massachusetts Labor Division Apprentice Program. They placed 133,000 men on job training. Frances kept the records at home. If a question came up all the answers were with Francis at 17 White Circle!
They had no children but were active in their church, town and state affairs. They gave much to charity. Albert J. died September 11, 2001 from illness and Francis died October 21, 1999 also from illness. They loved dogs and for many years had Major I, II, and III. They believed in education, college and job training. They were very loved by their family and they would be so happy to know that this scholarship will help a deserving student.
Scholarship Recipients
2025
- Jade Roycroft — Stonehill College
- Rita Sarkissian — University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2024
- Sarah Boudreau — Southern New Hampshire University
- Jordyn Pugsley — Roger Williams University
2023
- Olivia Johnsen — University of Rhode Island
- Daniel Mailhoit — University of Maine – Orono