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Mar 10, 2021
Carrie Mary Sheffield (May 16, 1922 to March 8, 2021) was born in Fredonia, New York, the daughter of Charles V. Leone and Josephine G. Leone. Carrie was preceded in demise by her husband Charles W. Sheffield of over fifty-five years and her father and mother, Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Leone, her sister Nettie Leone, Florence (Leone) Popielarz Joseph V. Leone and her daughter Charlotte Ann (Sheffield) Hamada. Survivors include Carries’s daughter Charlotte’s husband Kiyoshi Hamada along with nieces and a generation of younger relatives.
Heritage Notes
Carrie’s paternal (Leone) family arrived at “Ellis Island” in New York with a quest for a new safe life in the United States; where the family could carry-on Mr. Leone’s father’s farm and cannery business founded in the town of Pomfert (Fredonia, New York) with Mr. Charles Leone’s wife Josephine G. Carrie’s father Charlie, was an avid Bible and book reader and took up interest in the International Bible Soc
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Joel Malick and Alex Lippert are financial planners and two of the partners in Colorado Springs-based Steadfast Wealth Co. Over the years, they ve seen a consistent theme: While people may have the financial side in place to enjoy retirement, they often ignore the emotional side, the reality of moving forward while having lost a key definer in their lives: their work. And so Malick and Lippert have written a book, Afterwork, aimed at making the golden years truly that. (The book, available on Amazon.com, is subtitled An Honest Discussion About the Retirement Lie and How to Live a Future Worthy of Dreams. )