Rose Marie (Goyette) Harris, 90, of Grafton, formerly of Worcester, passed away on Monday, October 9, in the comfort of her home, with her adoring children and their spouses at her bedside. She was predeceased by her husband, Richard J. Harris in October 1981.
For the Star Journal
CRANDON – Ten suspects await court appearances in Forest County after being arrested on suspected drug charges last month.
According to the Forest County Sheriff’s Office, the dispatch center received a 911 call early in the morning Jan. 25 for a possible drug overdose in
By ALI ROCKETT
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Brenda Reese May held in her lap a pillow that said âMy Son, My Heroâ as his name was read aloud during the Memorial Day ceremony at the Virginia War Memorial on Monday.
âDonald C. May Jr. killed in action in Iraq, from Richmond,â recited Clay Mountcastle, director of the memorial.
A bell tolled, signaling that the Marine staff sergeantâs name had been added to the memorialâs panels, which honor the approximately 12,000 Virginians who have died in wars ranging from World War II to the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
âAs often is the case, the names are not the most recent losses to a war, but identities that were brought to our attention by families or friends during the year and that we were able to verify and finally add to their rightful place of remembrance,â Mountcastle said with a nod to May. âThese names are here now permanently. They will endure. Long after we are gone,