THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, April 12, 2024 Page 21 OBITUARY Norma Trongone Fenochietti Of Marshfield, passed away on March 31st, 2024, at the age of 95. Loving mother of Edward J. Fenochietti of Marshfield, Susan Thomson (William) of Malden, Brian Fenochietti of Wakefield, Neal Fenochietti of Wilton Manor, FL., predeceased by beloved husband Edward and son John; cherished grandmother of Edward, Jennifer and William Jr., Jennifer and Brian and great-grandchildren Henry, Benjamin. She also leaves her many loving nieces and nephews. Norma grew up in Malden, attended Lincoln Junior High and graduated from Malden High School, Class of 1946. After marrying the love of her life, Edward, they moved from Malden to Marshfield in the early 50’s, opened the Checkerboard Restaurant, and enjoyed feeding Marshfield for 22 years. People who worked at the Checkerboard were never employees, they became family, in several cases literally! While serving hungry Marshfield residents, she soon became active in local government, serving on many committees and commissions that were the foundation of what Marshfield has become today; the Marshfield Chamber of Commerce, development of the Master Plan for Marshfield, both for traffic and utilities, the Department of Public Works and the Green Harbor River Commission. She was a founding member for the Myles Standish Credit Union, which gave local business a source of funding so that our economy could begin to thrive. As Plymouth County grew, so did Norma’s participation. She worked with the Executive Director of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce as well as the Greater Brockton Chamber of Commerce to create the Plymouth County Development Council promoting industry, recreation and tourism throughout the County. Astute Democratic politicians began to realize that the South Shore was fertile ground for progressive activism and that Norma was an important key resource. When our very own young Philip Johnston needed mentorship and encouragement, Norma worked tirelessly for him in his quest for State Rep. When State SenClean-Outs! We take and dispose from cellars, attics, garages, yards, etc. Call Robert at: 781-844-0472 ator Allan McKinnon needed a Chief of Staff, Norma answered the bell. When Michael Dukakis needed a critical plurality in South Shore Support, Norma delivered 10 towns to the Democratic column in 1982. Michael, realizing talent when he saw it, made Norma his Director of Scheduling. These men not only acquired her talent and leadership skills but also became part of Norma’s family and lifelong friends. In 1988, when Michael Dukakis ran for President, Norma became the “Mother Hen”, protecting and promoting his candidacy. Although unsuccessful, she was extremely proud of the many people’s efforts. Many reunions have been held since amongst those who served. Good government was learned by all, and Norma taught the team that loyalty and honesty reigned supreme. Norma returned with Allan when he was appointed Chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority. Together, they made the turnpike into one of the safest of any major turnpike in the nation. Norma was a member of several Marshfield Organizations; the Democratic Town Committee, the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, the Marshfield Parade Committee which produced the Annual Recreation Day Parade. At the State level she was Vice Chair of the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee, mentoOBITUARIES | SEE PAGE 23 ~ Legal Notice ~ CDBG and HOME Annual Action Plan Change of Date The community meeting on the CDBG and HOME Annual Action Plan has been changed to Monday, April 29th at 6:00pm at City Hall and on Zoom. Updated Zoom log-in information and in-person room information is available at https://www.cityofmalden.org/calendar.aspx. 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In April 1964, who recorded “Where Did Our Love Go?” – a number one single? 10. April 15 is Tax Day; the first IRS tax form debuted in what year: 1861, 1914 or 1930? 11. What established the 1970 Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act? 12. In what year is the next eclipse (annular)? 13. On April 16, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln signed off on abolishing slavery in what area that is somewhat similar to a city, county and state? 14. Have X and Twitter had the same character limit for free? 15. In 1797 at the site of which long-lived Boston restaurant did exiled future King Louis Philippe I live? Professional TREE REMOVAL & Cleanups 24-HOUR SERVICE 16. What U.S. president from Massachusetts favored the contentious Sedition Act of 1798? 17. On April 17, 1860, NYC started requiring what safety apparatus on multifamily houses? 18. How are Acadia, Olympic and Zion similar? 19. On what island is M-185, the USA’s only state highway that prohibits motor vehicles? 20. On April 18, 1924, the first-ever book of what type of puzzles was published (previously published in newspapers)? ANSWERS 1. Goats (with a surgically implanted horn) 2. 26 3. Quickly and extensively spread or popularized 4. $2 5. A thing received or given for something else 6. The Three Stooges 7. Read and write 8. Eye (orbicularis oculi) 9. The Supremes 10. 1914 11. Congress 12. 2024 (Oct. 2) 13. District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.) 14. Yes (280) 15. Union Oyster House 16. John Adams 17. Fire escapes 18. They are U.S. national parks. 19. Mackinac Island 20. Crossword
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