Obituaries today: John A. Bennett was bricklayer, driver, ham radio operator K1JAB

Obituaries from The Republican.

John A. Bennett

John A. "Jack" Bennett, 78, of Wilbraham, died on Friday. Born in Springfield, he lived in Wilbraham for the last 14 years. An Army veteran of the Korean War, Bennett was a bricklayer for many years, and retired as a truck driver for Ryder P.I.E after 27 years. He was a limousine driver for many years for Rokosz Livery Service, and worked as a funeral director's assistant for several area funeral homes. He belonged to St. Patrick's Church in Springfield, and was a member of Teamsters Local #404, Knights of Columbus #69 in Chicopee, Elks Lodge #1849 in Chicopee and the Prime Timers Bowling League. Bennett was a HAM radio operator, call sign K1JAB.

Obituaries from The Republican:

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  Bennett, John A. "Jack"




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  Booth, James W.
  



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  Breslar, Josephine
  




• Carlson, Richard R.
  




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  Couture, Lindalee M. "Lee" (Dorman)
  



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  Dos Santos, Emilio Christopher




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  Fernandes, John G.
  



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  Handzel, Stephanie B.
  




• Jusino, Lillian L.
  




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  LaPointe, Rita M. (Bardier)
  



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  Mason, Eugene F.




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  McCarthy, Germaine L.
  



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  Quigley, Harold E. "Harry"
  




• Reisz, Friederike "Frieda"
  




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  Scavotto, Glenys E. (Moore)
  



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  Siano, Patricia Irene