Nancy Jaskoviak

Nancy J. (Smith) Jaskoviak, 78

EAST BROOKFIELD - Nancy J. (Smith) Jaskoviak, 78, of 130 Faith Drive, died

Tuesday in the Quaboag Rehabilitation and Skilled Care Center, West Brookfield.

She leaves her husband, Richard H. Jaskoviak; three sons, Wayne D. Wentworth and his wife Kathleen, of North Smithfield, R.I., Scot K. Wentworth and his wife, Gail, of Maryland, N.Y., and Dale R. and his wife, Janice, of North Brookfield; three stepsons, Kirk R. Jaskoviak and his wife, Linda, of Gilbertville, Kent P. Jaskoviak and his wife, Betty Jean, of West Boylston, and Kyle J. Jaskoviak of Gilbertville; a stepdaughter, Kim R. Purcell and her companion, Mark Bengtson, of East Brookfield; five granddaughters, Candace Mendala of North Brookfield, Jesse Fusco of Salem, Billie Jean Moberg of West Brookfield, Elizabeth Guido of North Smithfield and Lindsay

Doray of East Brookfield; three grandsons, Jeremy Wentworth of Spencer, Devon Wentworth of

Barre and Trevor Wentworth of East Brookfield; seven step-grandchildren, Ryan Purcell of Worcester, Brittany Moloy of Manchester, CT, and Hayley Purcell of Boston, Tory, Cole and Tyler Jaskoviak of West Boylston, and Eva Jaskoviak of Gilbertville; three great-granddaughters, Manhatten, Analisa and Isabelle; four great-grandsons, Anthony, Gabriel, Noah and William; her sister, Joyce C. McDonald, and her husband, George, of Moscow, Maine; and a niece and nephew of Maine. She also leaves special friends; Cindy Obrzut of Warren, a former daughter-in­

law, Ellinor Allen of Spencer and Carol and Les Vokes of Lamoine, Maine.

Nancy was born in Auburn, the daughter of David J. and Jane R. (Killerby) Smith. She attended Auburn High School through her junior year and graduated from David Prouty High School, Spencer.

She was retired from Banknorth, Framingham, as a mortgage underwriter and was previously employed by the Spencer Savings Bank and by the Athol Savings Bank as assistant treasurer.

Nancy was an avid quilter and a charter member of the Cornerstone Quilters of Charlton. She was for a brief period a volunteer quilter at Old Sturbridge Village. One of her fondest accomplishments was having given at least one "special" handmade quilt to the household of every family and extended family member.

At Nancy's standing request, there will be no calling hours or formal funeral services. Her ashes will be interred by her family in Evergreen Cemetery, East Brookfield. J. Henri Morin & Son Funeral Home, Spencer, is handling arrangements.

Her family sincerely thanks the Quaboag personnel for the fine care given Nancy over the last two years and for the friendships afforded Dick and other family members.