D. Bruce MacDougall, 49, of Cataumet died June 22, 1997
at his home. He was the owner and operator of Grace Seafood, a wholesale fish business
that he name after his mother. He enjoyed fishing and flying. He was building his own
airplane and taking flying lessons at the time of his death. He was an ATG member. Besides
his wife Sandy, he leaves his mother and a brother.
Robert J.
(Bob) Thomas, 49, of Northampton, died April 5, 1997 at his home. He was a 20
year vice president of sales at Holyoke Equipment in Holyoke. A charter member of the U.S.
Golf Society, he was also a member of Arty's Army at the Wycoff Country Club. He served in
the Army during the Vietnam War. He leaves his parents, his wife Linda, a brother and a
sister.
Charles
F. (Chuck) Williamson, 67, of Manchester, ME died December 22, 1996 in Togus
after a long illness. He had joined the Navy in 1947 and served until 1965 when he came to
Stockbridge. After graduation, he returned to Maine and operated Williamson Tree Service
for a short time before joining the Augusta Police Department as a sergeant in 1987. He is
survived by his wife Ann, 2 sons, a daughter and 2 grandchildren.
Robert J.
(Bob) Thomas, 49, of Northampton, died April 5, 1997 at his home. He was a 20
year vice president of sales at Holyoke Equipment in Holyoke. A charter member of the U.S.
Golf Society, he was also a member of Arty's Army at the Wycoff Country Club. He served in
the Army during the Vietnam War. He leaves his parents, his wife Linda, a brother and a
sister.
Charles
F. (Chuck) Williamson, 67, of Manchester, ME died December 22, 1996 in Togus
after a long illness. He had joined the Navy in 1947 and served until 1965 when he came to
Stockbridge. After graduation, he returned to Maine and operated Williamson Tree Service
for a short time before joining the Augusta Police Department as a sergeant in 1987. He is
survived by his wife Ann, 2 sons, a daughter and 2 grandchildren.