Marlborough - George Leoleis, 92, a highly decorated WWIIВ Paratrooper - one of the original 'Devils in Baggy Pants'- and longtime Marlborough resident, died peacefully on Monday, Jin his home surrounded by his loving family. Those who knew Dot will remember how she absolutely loved Christmas, celebrating its joy in welcoming in family and as many friends as she could.

'Dot' (Dubois) LeBoeuf, 86, died Jafter a brief illness surrounded by family and friends.Дot and Al found life's greatest joy in opening their home to their family and friends. His awards were Sharpshooter with BAR, Marksman with carbine, and the WW II Service medal. After graduating from bootcamp at Parris Island, SC, he served at several duty stations including Philadelphia and San Diego Naval Bases, Point Mugu, CA, and Camp Pendleton, CA with 3rd Battalion, 11th Marines as a telephone lineman, clerk, and basic rifleman. In 1945, at age 17, Bob enlisted with the MA State Guard reporting to the Marlborough Armory. Marlborough -В Robert 'Bob' Avey of Nashua, NH, died peacefully at home on Sunday, June 23rd after a long period of declining health at age 85. and then The Commonwealth of MA DMH as an attendant and in building and grounds maintenance at the former Grafton State Hospital and Irving R. Mongeau, 75, a longtime resident of South Grafton, died Jafter long struggle with illness.Д«ob worked for RH White Construction Co.

He proudly served in the Navy and was a Veteran of WWII.В Archie was an all-star baseball player in high school.

died on Friday Jwith his family by his side.

Marine sharpshooter badge