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Judith Marie Moakler, 76, accomplished artist

Judith Marie (Woodbury) Moakler, who after retirement became an accomplished painter, died Saturday, July 25. She was 76. Born on D-Day, June 6 1940, in Winthrop, MA and raised by her aunt and uncle, Helen and Charles Huston, of Halifax, MA, she graduated from Silver Lake High School in 1958 and received a Batchelor of […]

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Tom Matthews, 70, carpenter, fisherman, dad

Thomas “Tom” Charles Matthews, a carpenter and commercial fisherman with a lifelong passion for the water, died July 11 from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident on Route 6 in Sandwich. He was 70. Born in Weymouth on Sept. 28, 1955, to the late Henry and Doris (Nosiglia) Matthews, he was a skilled carpenter and […]

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Sandra A. Johnson, 81, long time nurse and mom

Sandra A. Johnson, who loved a good practical joke and trips to the casino, died July 14 after a brief illness. She was 81. Family and friends remember her for her quiet strength and selflessness, her devotion as a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, foster mother, sister, aunt, nurse and friend who dedicated her life to caring […]

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Catherine P. Crawford, 73, married 52 years

Catherine Paula Crawford, of Plymouth, remembered as a devoted mother and grandmother, died unexpectedly on July 11, 2026. She was 73. Raised in Scituate by her late parents Joseph and Virginia Downey, she later made her home in Plymouth, where she raised her family with her husband of 52 years, Richard Crawford. Her family and […]

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Paul J. Champagne, 79, longtime bookstore manager

Paul Joseph Champagne, who retired to Plymouth after more than 50 years at the Harvard Cooperative Society, died peacefully June 23, after a long illness.  Born in Dorchester, MA on Feb, 28, 1947 to the late Anna (O’Callahan) and Edward L. Champagne, he was raised in Brighton along with his late brother Edward F.  They […]

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