TITLE:  Joanne (Swasey) Stevens, Obituary, February 24, 2001

SUMITTERS:    COLEBROOK NEWS & SENTINEL
              "Independent but not Neutral"
              1 Bridge Street, P.O. Box 39, Colebrook, NH 03576
 	      (603) 237-5501 (issue-Mar 7, 2001 )

FORMATTED:    by CParziale, Mar 2001

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JOANNE STEVENS


Joanne (Swasey) Stevens, 69, of Apollo Beach, Fla., died on February
24, 2001 at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa. 

Born in New London, N.H., on October 5, 1931, she was the
daughter of William and Grace (Davidson) Swasey. She lived in
Conway before moving to Florida in 1983. 

In 1949 she was graduated from Kennett High School and in 1952
she was graduated from the Chamberlain School of Retailing. 

Mrs. Stevens enjoyed travel and the culinary arts. Her travels included
visits to 49 states and many parts of Central and South America. 

Family members include her husband of 48 years, Richard (Perry)
Stevens; three daughters, Kristina Byorick of Conway, Glenwyn 
Dawley of Lisbon, N.Y., and Janette Metroz of Parlin, Colo.; a
grandchild; and a brother, John T. Spear of Manchester. 

A memorial service will be held at the convenience of the family. In
lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Hollis B.
Robbins Memorial Scholarship Fund at Keene State College, 229
Main St., Keene, NH 03435. 

(Issue of March 7, 2001) 


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