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Concord YMCA names new leader, becomes part of statewide network
New Concord Granite YMCA Executive Director Alex Turek gets to know Personal and Wellness trainer Kendra Jarvis on his third day on the job on Thursday, June 3, 2021 at the downtown Concord facility. Masks are no longer needed while working out but Turek wears one while going around the facility GEOFF FORESTER Monitor staff
New Concord YMCA Executive Director Alex Turek stands outside the Concord YMCA facility.
On his third day on the job, new Concord’s YMCA Executive Director Alex Turek gets to know personal and wellness trainer Kendra Jarvis on Thursday at the downtown Concord facility. GEOFF FORESTER photos / Monitor staff
Constance Paulina Duszkiewicz Murray passed after a long period of declining health at her beloved home in Keene in the early hours of Dec. 5, 2020. She had turned 93 five days earlier on Monday, Nov. 30, 2020.
Born in 1927 in Proctor, Vt., to a mother she adored, Leocadia Pifko Duszkiewicz, and her father, Branislaw Alexandr Duszkiewicz, Connie was raised in the Polish enclave of West Rutland, Vt. Connie lived with her family on Marble Street and walked to St. Stanislaus Elementary School. At West Rutland High School (Class of 1945), she was an active member of several clubs, including serving as president of the DAR. She was very proud of being named the high schoolâs âDAR Girlâ by her classmates and faculty. After graduation from Becker College in Worcester, Mass., in 1947 with an A.S. in healthcare, Connie reunited with high school and college friends to work in Keene at Eliot Community Hospital. She was proud to work for many years for radiologist Dr. Albert C. J