TITLE:   Todd Landry, Obituary,  June 1, 1978

SUBMITTERS:  Enfield Press
             Enfield, CT (issue June 8, 1978)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, May 2001


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Todd Landry

ENFIELD - Todd Landry, 9, of 13 Van Buren Road, died June 1 in his home.
Born in Hartford, he had been a resident of Enfield for nine years.  He was
a third grade student at Eli Whitney School and a member of St. Bernard's
Church.  In 1977, he was the Enfield Police Department's representative to the
Jimmy Fund.  He was the mascot for the Enfield Police Department - New England
Whalers baseball game.
He is survived by his parents, Robert and Susan (Pomerleau) Landry; a brother
Timothy Landry at home; his paternal grandmother and step-grandfather, Dorothy
(Trudel) and Raymond Beaulieu of Enfield; his maternal grandfather, Albert 
Pomerleau of Lowell, Mass.
The funeral was held June 3 from Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels followed by a
liturgy of Christian burial in St. Bernard's Church.  Burial was in St. Patrick's
King Street Cemetery.




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