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THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 2024 Page 13 OBITUARIES Grace (Cannarozzo) DeMarco O f Revere, formally of Malden. Passed peacefully in her home on August 8, 2024 following a brief illness. She had recently celebrated her 94th birthday. Grace was the beloved wife of 34 years to the late Anthony (Tony) DeMarco of Revere. She was raised in Malden, MA. and was the beloved daughter of Giuseppe and Mary (Giuff re) Cannarozzo, who owned and operated the Malden Baking Company on Highland Avenue for many years. Grace graduated from Malden High School in 1948 and went on to study at the Kathleen Dell Business School graduating in 1950. Quickly beginning her career as a bookkeeper, she started working at the Jean-Alan Company in Boston. Grace spent the majority of her career working for the Northeast Envelope Company in Boston, MA as their Offi ce Manager and head bookkeeper. Grace was also the offi ce manager and payroll manager of their own business, DeCan Sportswear in Malden during this time. In 1961, Grace and Anthony were married and moved to Revere, MA where they lived among many wonderful friends, neighbors, and family. Grace balanced her work while providing a nurturing and caring home life for her family and extended family. Loving and MAPC | FROM Page 6 Mystic. Research shows that investments in social infrastructure — the community assets, programs, policies, and communication pathways that facilitate relationships and collective action — builds community resilience. “Lower-Mystic Cool Communications” will apply best practices from MAPC’s previous municipal-community partnerships for climate resilience. The 2022 MAPC MetroWest Climate Equity Project [https://www.mapc.org/ resource-library/metrowest-climate-equity/], involving Ashland, Framingham, and Natick took a similar approach: successfully engaging residents and community groups to lead outreach and co-design two climate resilience communication campaigns. This new project will adapt these strategies, including hiring community liaisons and creating culturally resonant emergency resources, to address extreme heat … in the Lower Mystic region. proud mother of her two sons and their children; Anthony DeMarco Jr. and his wife Jennifer of Amherst, NH, and their children, Anthony and his wife Kaitlin of Hudson, NH, Nicholas of Amherst, NH, and Michael of Brighton, MA and Dr. Joseph DeMarco, and his wife Lorianne of Ipswich, MA and their children Joseph of Ipswich, MA, Emily and her husband Clayton, of Copper, CO, and Jack of Boston, MA. Grace was an amazing cook and was happiest when family and friends would visit and she would cook for them. Sunday dinners and holidays would fi nd her in her kitchen cooking and socializing with family and friends. Grace enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and friends. She was a member of the Chatterbox Club of Boston, MA and remained close to the lifelong friends she made as a member of that group. She was an avid Red Sox and Patriots fan. She loved to talk about the Red Sox and has glad she lived to see them win World Series. Family and friends were invited to attend visiting hours and a service for Grace at the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home, Everett on Thursday, August 15th , funeral at the Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett. In lieu of fl owers, remembrances may be made to AllCare VNA, Hospice and HomeCare, Lynn, MA or to Mystic Valley Elderly Services, Malden, MA. Janice Elizabeth Gazza O f Revere. Passed away peacefully on August 8, 2024, surrounded by family and friends at the age of 74. She was born on February 6, 1950, in Somerville, Massachusetts. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Gazza, retired Revere Firefi ghter. Devoted mother of Jennifer and Michael Gazza. The loving sister of Marguerite Kelley, late Francis Fournier (wife Mal), and Norman Fournier. Dear daughter of the late Myrtle and Lucian Fournier. Daughter-in-law of the late Antonio and Marie (Errico) Gazza of Revere. Also survived by many dear cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. Janice, fondly known as Jan to her friends and family, was a loving, generous, and compassionate person who brought joy and comfort to those around her. She was a thoughtful woman, always considering the needs and feelings of others before her own. Janice’s laughter, bubbly and infectious, was the kind that would echo through a room, leaving waves of happiness lingering in the air. No matter how short your interaction was with Jan, she surely left a lasting impression and a smile on your face. Janice had a long and rewarding career in Juvenile Probation, Edward W. Brooke Courthouse with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, before her retirement. She was a hardworking, dedicated professional who cared deeply about the people she served. Though we mourn the loss of such a precious soul, it is a comfort to know that Janice’s spirit will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of all who knew her. We will continue to celebrate the life of our loving, funny, generous, and thoughtful Janice, remembering the laughter, the love, and the happiness she brought into our lives. Funeral from the Paul Buonfi - glio & Sons Funeral Home, ReBACK-TO-SCHOOL | FROM Page 3 Below are four steps to help reduce stress and help support a healthy start of the school year for students. 1. Create or Re-establish Routines: What time does the family sit down for dinner? When is homework time? What is the limit for screen time? When is “lights out” at night? What time do alarm clocks ring? The answers are important. Sticking to schedules can create consistency at home that may help your child feel more confi dent, secure and stable. 2. Schedule a Well-Child Visit: Think of a well-child visit as an opportunity to understand your child’s health needs better. Pediatricians can assess your child’s physical & emovere on Thursday, August 15 followed by a Mass at St. Anthony’s Church in Revere. Visitation was held on Wednesday. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu of fl owers, expressions of sympathy may be made in her memory to Triangle Inc. 450 Broadway, Malden, MA 02148, a special needs day program that has helped her son Michael thrive. Joan M. Robertson O f Revere. Our dearest mother, grandmother, & friend, Joan, well known as Nama, passed away peacefully after a long illness surrounded by her family & loved ones on Thursday, August 8th at her home in Revere. Joan was born on July 29th, 1934, in Everett to her late parents Nicholas & Charlotte (Clark) Lombardi. She was 1 of 8 children & an alumna of Everett High School Class of 1952. Following high school, Joan met the love of her life & husband, Carl D. Robertson. The couple were married in June of 1956 & settled in Revere where they began their family together. Joan loved sports, especially her Boston Red Sox & controversial New York Jets, which her family loved to tease her about (& spoil her with memorabilia of). She is remembered as never being afraid to work or work hard, which attests to her retirement at the age of 80. Anyone that tional health before school starts, setting them up for success for the rest of the year. It’s also a great time to complete their school’s physical forms and to get current on immunizations. Ask your child’s doctor about what’s driving their physical development, such as diet, exercise and sleeping habits. Not sure what to ask? UnitedHealthcare offers a printable preventive care checklist. 3. Discuss Mental Health: Bringing up mental health can show your child that it’s okay to start those conversations and that they always have a support network they can rely on. If they do talk about being scared or nervous, validate their feelings. Help them feel secure and let them know it’s possible to feel better. These can be sensitive topics for your child, so knows Joan knows she was positive, encouraging, & always saw the silver lining in life’s challenges. Above all else, Joan loved her family. She adored her 3 children & loved & cared for her 6 grandchildren, as if they were her own kids. Joan was a strong Catholic & active participant in her family’s activities. She coached recreational & church organization’s boys’ & girls’ basketball, tee ball, & taught CCD at St. Anthony’s Church. Joan was predeceased by her mother & father, husband, daughter Michelle A. Robertson, & siblings: Winnifred Lombardi, Thomas W. Lombardi, Dorothy Baker, Rose Palmer, Carmen, Ralph, & Anthony Lombardi. Joan is survived by her sons, spouses & families: Michael A. Robertson & wife Tracy of Lynn, with children Kristen Robertson & son John Paul Green of Revere, Michael D. Robertson, wife Kristianna, & daughter Isla Rose of Seabrook, NH, & Briana Robertson & fi ancé Tiff any Graham of Exeter, NH. Ronald N. Robertson & wife Leah of Winthrop, with children Nicholas Robertson of Bridgewater, Dylan Robertson of Lebanon, ME and Alyssa Lamb of Winthrop. Ashley Robertson, daughter of late Michelle Robertson, of Revere & fi ancé Huey O’Haire Jr. of Everett. Ashley was raised as Nama’s 4th child & became not only her caretaker, but best friend. Family & friends were invited to attend visiting hours on Tuesday, August 13th in the Vertuccio Smith & Vazza Beechwood Home for Funerals, Revere. A funeral was conducted from the funeral home on Wednesday followed by a funeral in St. Anthony of Padua Church, Revere. Interment followed in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. In Lieu of fl owers, remembrances may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. empathy, openness and patience can go a long way in helping them feel heard and optimistic that they’ll be OK. Focus on your child’s overall disposition — not just what they’re saying — and watch for warning signs of issues, such as persistent sadness, sudden mood changes, or sleep problems. 4. Help Develop Independence at Home: For younger kids entering preschool or kindergarten, encourage your child to dress themselves, use the bathroom without assistance, wash their hands and put on their shoes. Your child should know how to wipe their face after lunch and blow their nose without assistance. They should also be comfortable asking an adult for help when needed.

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