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06 January 2011

COOGAN Death Notices extracted from the "Deaths Reported", "Deaths",
"Died" and "Obituaries" pages of the "Boston Herald" [MA] [Date 
listed is publication date]:
***Note - not a complete listing***


10 JAN 1961 (incomplete)
THOMAS F. COOGAN, 80, NORTH QUINCY - ...

14 APR 1962 (incomplete)
JAMES COOGAN, 53, NEW JERSEY - ...

25 AUG 1991 - [PAGE 67]
GRACE J. COOGAN OF SCITUATE, WAS FORMER REPORTER - Grace J. 
(O'Neill) Coogan of Scituate, a former Scituate reporter and home-
maker, died Wednesday [21 AUG 1991] after a brief illness. Born in 
Boston, she was a resident of Scituate for many years.  She 
received a bachelor of arts degree from Emmanuel College and 
received a master's degree in psychology from Bridgewater State 
College.  A dog enthusiast, Mrs. Coogan showed her Irish setter 
dogs in local shows. She was a member of the American Kennel Club, 
the Ace of Clubs in Boston, the Scituate Harbor Yacht Club, the 
Boston Women's Club, and was an avid supporter of the Boston 
Morning Musicales.  She is survived by her three sons, H. William 
of Richmond, Va., James J. of Marshfield and David F. of Cohasset; 
a daughter, Shelagh Coogan Schylling of Essex; her mother, Agnes F. 
(Maloney) Olsson of Milton; and five grandchildren. A funeral Mass 
will be celebrated for Mrs. Coogan at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. 
Elizabeth's Church, Reedsdale Road, Milton.  Burial will be in 
Milton Cemetery, Milton.  Arrangements are by Chapman, Cole & 
Gleason Funeral Home, Milton.

15 NOV 1997 (incomplete)
HELEN M. MITCHELL, 73, CIVIL SERVICE CHAIRWOMAN - Helen M. (Coogan)
Mitchell of Fall River, first chairwoman of the Massachusetts Civil
Service Commission, died Thursday at Charlton Memorial Hospital in
Fall River.  She was 73.  Born in West Warwick, R.I., she lived in
Fall River for the past...

22 MAY 2008 
MARY COOGAN, 94, EVERETT RESIDENT - Mary Elizabeth "Betty" (Bourque)
Coogan of Everett, a homemaker, died Sunday at Melrose-Wakefield
Hospital.  She was 94.  Born in Wakefield, Mrs. Coogan lived in 
Nova Scotia until age 12.  She then moved to Everett, where she 
lived for 82 years.  She attended Everett High School and took 
courses at Harvard University.  Mrs. Coogan was talented in hand-
crafts, sewing and quilting, and was fluent in French.  She loved
traveling and listening to opera at her home.  An avid reader, she 
loved Shakespeare.  Wife of the late George, Mrs. Coogan is survived 
by a daughter, Maureen Barstow of Melrose; four sons, Timothy of 
Stow, Paul of Melrose, Kevin of Everett and Richard of North 
Reading; a brother, Joseph Bourque of Saugus; seven grandchildren 
and many nieces and nephews. A funeral Mass was celebrated yesterday 
at Church of the Incarnation, Melrose.  Burial was in Woodlawn 
Cemetery, Everett.  Arrangements by Gately Funeral Home, Melrose.

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*** (1961-1967) "Boston Herald" Obituary Index