TITLE:  Dorothy Mae Provoncha Hayes, Obituary, April 29, 2001 

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DOROTHY MAE PROVONCHA HAYES


Dorothy Mae Provoncha Hayes, 72, of Lowell, Mass. died suddenly on
April 29, 2001 at her home. 

She was born on July 24, 1928 in Holland, a daughter of Myrtie Belle
Woodard and the late Joseph Provoncha. Dorothy received a Bachelor of
Arts degree from Lyndon State College and later a Master's of Education 
degree from the University of Connecticut. She enjoyed gardening and
photography. 

She was the niece of Fred Woodard of East Colebrook. 

She is survived by her siblings; Stanley Provoncha and wife Marge of
Medical Lake, Wash., Madeline Provoncha Dickson and husband Mike
of Hardwick, June Provoncha of Palm Bay, Fla., Dale Provoncha and
wife Sharon of Westfield, Wayne Provoncha and wife Louise of
Newport, Shirley Provoncha Achilles and husband Everett of St.
Johnsbury, and Larry Provoncha and wife Carmelita; and several nieces
and nephews. She was predeceased by her father, Joseph Provoncha, on
October 12, 1993 and by her siblings, Margaret and Rod Provoncha. 

Services will be held at the convenience of the family. 

Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Curtis-Britch Funeral
Homes, Inc. 

(Issue of May 9, 2001) 

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