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June Bujnevicie Obituary
She was the wife of the late Anthony F. Bujnevivcie, who passed away in 1983.
She leaves her sons, Steven of Bellows Falls Vt., Mark in New Braintree, and Anthony Jr. of Gilbertville; her daughters, Karen LeHane and her husband Leroy of Gilbertville, Robin Astukewicz of Gilbertville, Laurie Bujnevicie of Springfield, and Angela Miranda-Delgado and her husband Inoel of Barre; a sister, Ruth Gilman of West Brookfield; 16 Grandchildren and 9 Great-grandchildren.
She was born in Worcester, daughter of Charles and Blanche (Rowe) Collins, she had lived in Gilbertville for many years. She was a communicant of St. Aloysius Church, and was a member of the Gilbertville Golden Agers and the Council on Aging. She loved to sew and garden.
Memorial services will be held on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Aloysius Church, Church St., Gilbertville, with burial in the parish cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the Hardwick Rescue Squad, PO Box 447, Gilbertville Ma. 01031.
Charbonneau Funeral Home is entrusted with arrangements.
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Judie Letourneau
December 10, 2007
To the Bujnevicie Family, My Blessings and prayers are with you all. I have so many wonderful memories of you all and the farm. Even though June was ill, as with tradition for many, many years, she sent me my first Christmas Card w/ a note!
Tammy Weaver
December 7, 2007
Love, her granddaughter and family Tammy (Bujnevicie) Weaver, William Stanley & Victoria Stanley
Pam McLaughlin
December 7, 2007
I am so sad to hear about Aunt June. I enjoyed spending summers on the farm with your family and have wonderful mememories. She has always stayed in touch and will be missed. - Pam (Bujnis) McLaughlin
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