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4:28 PM April 27, 2021
Edward Doe, Charlie Doe, Megan Doe, Lisa Doe, Charles Doe and Nathan Doe in front of their showroom at Sawmills Road, Diss
- Credit: John Doe of Diss
Bosses at a Norfolk carpet and furniture business were determined to use the downtime of lockdown to come back better.
John Doe - which is celebrating 10 years since moving to its site in Sawmills Road, Diss - has seen a year of interrupted business due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
But directors Edward and Charles – the sons of retired founders John and Angela Doe – refused to be beaten by the pandemic. In fact, it’s been a very positive time.
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Carol âJoanâ Waite, 84, of Parishville Carol Joan Waite (Source: wwny) By Submitted by funeral home | February 13, 2021 at 1:06 PM EST - Updated February 13 at 1:10 PM
PARISHVILLE, N.Y. (WWNY) - On February 11, 2021, Joan left this world with her loving family by her side. She was born on December 27, 1936 the youngest daughter of James and Irene (Murphy)OâBrien. She attended St. Maryâs Catholic School and graduated from Canton High School in 1954. She obtained her first job at the New York Telephone Company where she worked as a telephone operator for ten years.
In 1956 she married Raymond E. Waite with Father Griffith Billmeyer presiding. The wedding party consisted of friends and family members. They honeymooned in Lake George and settled in Pierrepont until 1966 when they moved to the High Flats area in the Town of Parishville where they have resided for the remainder of her life.