William Blakeslee Hartigan

Linda Cinelli

Dec 20, 1969 - Jan 21, 1970

Boston, MA

Linda Cinelli, aged 85, passed away peacefully on October 15, 2024, surrounded by her loved ones in Boston, Massachusetts. She was born on April 19, 1939, in Chicago, Illinois, to the late James Johnson and Carol Brown. Linda's journey of life was marked by an unwavering dedication to her craft and a vibrant spirit that touched the hearts of all she encountered. Linda Cinelli was survived by her two beautiful daughters Margret Cinelli , Camille Cinelli and Frank Cinelli ||. She also was a grandmother of 9 Grandchildren Rahkia Cinelli, Shatia Cinelli, Jamal Cinelli, Frank Cinelli |||, Teiyarh Cinelli, Ricky Sledge |||, Deisha Brown, Tamari Washington and Lila Cinelli. She also was blessed to have met her three great grandchildren Canei Cinelli, Elia Cardosa, and K’yori Paul. Linda was known for her kind heart, infectious laughter, and unwavering strength. Linda had a passion for gardening and was always eager to share her bountiful harvest with friends and neighbors. Her hobbies were painting her love of the outdoors. Her art showed the beauty of nature. Her love for music and dancing brought joy to all who knew her. Linda will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. May she rest in peace knowing she was loved and admired by many. Known for her remarkable talents and commitment to excellence, Linda led a life filled with creativity and a profound love for the arts. As a gifted painter and musician, her works captured the essence of beauty and emotion. Linda's artistry will forever laud her memory, as she leaves behind a truly remarkable legacy that will continue to inspire generations to come. Linda was a tireless worker, pouring her heart and soul into all of her endeavors. Her strong work ethic and unwavering determination were evident in everything she pursued. Whether it was her artistic endeavors or her dedication to her family and friends, Linda's commitment to excellence was unparalleled. Education played a significant role in Linda's life, having attended Girls High School in Boston, Massachusetts. Her time there shaped her into the intelligent and compassionate woman she became, setting the stage for her remarkable achievements. Through her education, Linda cultivated a lifelong passion for learning and intellectual growth. A member of the J.B Johnson Funeral family, Linda was deeply committed to serving her community and helping those in need. Her involvement in this esteemed funeral home allowed her to offer solace and support to grieving families during their darkest hours. Linda's compassionate nature and gentle soul were beacons of light to those she comforted throughout her career. Beyond her professional pursuits, Linda cherished her personal relationships. She was a pillar of strength and support to her loved ones, offering guidance and unwavering love. Though she remained single throughout her life, Linda's impact on the lives of her family and friends was immeasurable. Her memory will be treasured by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Linda's life will be celebrated at the J.B Johnson Funeral Home located at 196 Warren Street, Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts 02119. For further information or to express condolences, please contact the funeral home at (617) 445-8150. The funeral home staff stands ready to assist and provide any necessary support during this difficult time. In honoring Linda Cinelli's memory, we remember her for the immense talent she possessed, the love she wholeheartedly shared, and the impact she made on all who had the privilege of crossing her path. May her spirit live on forever in the hearts of those who cherished her most.

Ethel Kennedy

Apr 10, 1928 - Oct 09, 2024

Boston, MA

Well-known social activist – Ethel Kennedy has passed away at the age of 96 The widow of Robert F. Kennedy – Ethel Kennedy, took her last breath on October 10, 2024. She was reported to be hospitalized following a stroke that occurred during her sleep on the 3rd of October. Ethel was a social activist who not only raised but also nurtured the 11 children after the assassination of former U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and dedicated herself entirely to social causes. Mrs. Kennedy sustained herself through her devotion to her family and her strong Catholic faith. She initiated the “Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights” soon after the death of her husband. Moreover, she advocated for causes such as human rights and gun control. But, Ethel Kennedy rarely spoke regarding her husband’s assassination. Ethel never remarried, and her successive life was devoted to keeping her husband’s memory alive, rearing her children, and working on behalf of the causes her beloved husband championed. Her activism took her from across the country to all around the world. She did a lot of things, from marching along with Cesar Chavez in solidarity with the Farm Workers movement to opposing Kenyan dictator – Daniel Arap Moi. In 2014, President Barack Obama awarded her the nation’s highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Her activism continued into the last decades of her life. With a lifespan’s work in human rights and social justice, Ethel left behind her nine children. Along with them, her 34 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, and numerous nephews and nieces survive her and love her dearly. Indeed, it is a sad day for the entire world as we have lost yet another gem.

Alberta Douglas

May 16, 1935 - Dec 15, 2022

Boston, MA

Alberta Douglas, 87, of Boston, MA, died Dec, 15 2022, in Boston, MA. Alberta was born May, 16 1935 in Philadelphia . Arrangements are by Francis Funeral Home Inc.