LOWELL - James Cadorette of 130 Bowers Street, husband of Josephine (Klimowicz) Cadorette died suddenly yesterday at the home of his brother. Born in Lowell, he was the son of the late James and of the late Ida (briere) Cadorette. At the time of his death he was a retired supervisor of the Commissary Stores at Fort Devens. he was a communicant of St. Louis de France church, a member of the C.C.A. Club of Lowell, a member of the Lowell Lodge of Elks and a member of the Celtic Club. his survivors, besides his wife, include five daughters; Mrs. Joyce Knox, Miss Patricia Cadorette, Miss Linda Cadorette, Mrs. William (Ida) Souther and Miss Sylvia Cadorette, all of Lowell; one son James J. Cadorette of Lowell; three sisters, Mrs. Gaston (Rita) Thuot and Mrs. Pearl Gagnon, both of Lowell and Mrs. Ronald (Claire) Wall of Dudley. Also three brothers, Leo Cadorette of Plymouth, William Cadorette of Chelmsford and John Cadorette of Lowell.
[Lowell Sun 7/3/1958]
[Lowell Sun 7/3/1958]
LOWELL - James Cadorette of 130 Bowers Street, husband of Josephine (Klimowicz) Cadorette died suddenly yesterday at the home of his brother. Born in Lowell, he was the son of the late James and of the late Ida (briere) Cadorette. At the time of his death he was a retired supervisor of the Commissary Stores at Fort Devens. he was a communicant of St. Louis de France church, a member of the C.C.A. Club of Lowell, a member of the Lowell Lodge of Elks and a member of the Celtic Club. his survivors, besides his wife, include five daughters; Mrs. Joyce Knox, Miss Patricia Cadorette, Miss Linda Cadorette, Mrs. William (Ida) Souther and Miss Sylvia Cadorette, all of Lowell; one son James J. Cadorette of Lowell; three sisters, Mrs. Gaston (Rita) Thuot and Mrs. Pearl Gagnon, both of Lowell and Mrs. Ronald (Claire) Wall of Dudley. Also three brothers, Leo Cadorette of Plymouth, William Cadorette of Chelmsford and John Cadorette of Lowell.
[Lowell Sun 7/3/1958]
[Lowell Sun 7/3/1958]
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