Obituaries today: Robert Beaudry played clarinet and saxophone with The Variety's

Obituaries from The Republican.

Raymond T. Beaudry

Raymond T. Beaudry, of Granby, passed away Tuesday. Born in Holyoke, he attended Holyoke public schools before beginning a career as a tool & dye maker. He was a 46-year resident of Granby. Beaudry retired in 1998 after 45 years at the former National Blank Book. He also ran his own machine shop. With his band The Variety's, Beaudry was a true showman, singing and playing the saxophone and his clarinet, nicknamed "the sweetest clarinet ever made." Throughout his musical career he played countless weddings and events across the valley. He and his wife also co-managed Mill Valley Country Club.

Obituaries from The Republican:

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  Axton Sr., John W.




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  Beaudry, Raymond T.
  



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  Bodzinski, Henry "Jake"
  




• Chmura, Christine J. (Kokoszka)
  




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  Clark Sr., Richard J.
  



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  Corkins, Lena Rita




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  Diemand, Robert F. "Bob"
  



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  O'Leary, Paul S.
  




• Orr, Ida (Berman)
  




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  Osetek, Alan Wayne
  



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  Pak, Pil-nyo




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  Palmer, Nellie T. (Zobka)
  



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  Pietras, Emily M. (Krol)
  




• Sumares, Charles Goncalves
  




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  Torrey Sr., Richard F.
  



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  Williams, Ellis C.




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  Wilson, Palma