Wife of Waite Albro, daughter of Yvette and the late Louis Cote Sr. Graduate of Worcester State College, RI College and University of South Florida. Librarian at Mount Abram High School, Salem, ME. sister of Vivian Seemeuler, Colette Gomes, Michael Cote, Louis Cote Jr, the late Susan Cote.
AVON -- Liz Cote-Albro died Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004, at the age of 45, victim of the cancer that she so courageously and uncomplainingly fought for over 20 years.She was born in Woonsocket, R.I. on Feb. 8, 1959. She attended public schools in Providence and West Warwick where she received her high school diploma. She received an associates degree from Worcester State College and a bachelors degree from Rhode Island College.She was employed by the Rhode Island Group Health organization for several years until she left to attend the University of South Florida where she received her masters degree in library sciences.In 1993, she married Waite Albro and moved to Avon with him where they built a home, using only their own resources. Liz worked for the first year in Maine as an assistant librarian at the Levitt High School in Turner.When the position of librarian opened the following year at SAD 58, for Mt. Abram High School, Liz was selected for the job. She served in this capacity until several months ago when she was forced to retire due to her illness.Her innovations and many contributions to the library and the school endeared her to all her students and teaching associates. The love and respect they felt for her has been reflected in the final acts of reverence that they have accorded her. Liz's final service to the school occurred in June when she answered a request of the senior girls, who had been members of her advisory group, to assist in awarding their diplomas.She is survived by her husband, Waite Albro of Avon; her mother, Yvette Cote of Clearwater, Fla.; her sister and brother-in-law, Vivian and Ted Seemeuler of North Woodstock, N.H.; her brother and sister-in-law, Carol and Michael Cote of Cranston, R.I.; her brother and sister-in-law, Sandy and Louis Cote Jr. of Greenville, Mich.; four nieces, Megan Gomes, Karen Cousland, Gail Seemeuler and Nicole Cote; five nephews, Michael Gomes, Scott Cote, Tommy, Timmy and Brian Cote; and two great-nieces, Adele and Cody Cousland.She was predeceased by a sister, Susan; and her father, Louis Cote Jr.There will be a memorial service for Liz at 1 p.m. at the Mt. Abram Regional High School in Salem on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. There will also be a memorial service in Rhode Island at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2004, at the Mishnock Barn in West Greenwich.
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AVON -- Liz Cote-Albro died Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004, at the age of 45, victim of the cancer that she so courageously and uncomplainingly fought for over 20 years.She was born in Woonsocket, R.I. on Feb. 8, 1959. She attended public schools in Providence and West Warwick where she received her high school diploma. She received an associates degree from Worcester State College and a bachelors degree from Rhode Island College.She was employed by the Rhode Island Group Health organization for several years until she left to attend the University of South Florida where she received her masters degree in library sciences.In 1993, she married Waite Albro and moved to Avon with him where they built a home, using only their own resources. Liz worked for the first year in Maine as an assistant librarian at the Levitt High School in Turner.When the position of librarian opened the following year at SAD 58, for Mt. Abram High School, Liz was selected for the job. She served in this capacity until several months ago when she was forced to retire due to her illness.Her innovations and many contributions to the library and the school endeared her to all her students and teaching associates. The love and respect they felt for her has been reflected in the final acts of reverence that they have accorded her. Liz's final service to the school occurred in June when she answered a request of the senior girls, who had been members of her advisory group, to assist in awarding their diplomas.She is survived by her husband, Waite Albro of Avon; her mother, Yvette Cote of Clearwater, Fla.; her sister and brother-in-law, Vivian and Ted Seemeuler of North Woodstock, N.H.; her brother and sister-in-law, Carol and Michael Cote of Cranston, R.I.; her brother and sister-in-law, Sandy and Louis Cote Jr. of Greenville, Mich.; four nieces, Megan Gomes, Karen Cousland, Gail Seemeuler and Nicole Cote; five nephews, Michael Gomes, Scott Cote, Tommy, Timmy and Brian Cote; and two great-nieces, Adele and Cody Cousland.She was predeceased by a sister, Susan; and her father, Louis Cote Jr.There will be a memorial service for Liz at 1 p.m. at the Mt. Abram Regional High School in Salem on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. There will also be a memorial service in Rhode Island at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2004, at the Mishnock Barn in West Greenwich.
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Wife of Waite Albro, daughter of Yvette and the late Louis Cote Sr. Graduate of Worcester State College, RI College and University of South Florida. Librarian at Mount Abram High School, Salem, ME. sister of Vivian Seemeuler, Colette Gomes, Michael Cote, Louis Cote Jr, the late Susan Cote.
AVON -- Liz Cote-Albro died Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004, at the age of 45, victim of the cancer that she so courageously and uncomplainingly fought for over 20 years.She was born in Woonsocket, R.I. on Feb. 8, 1959. She attended public schools in Providence and West Warwick where she received her high school diploma. She received an associates degree from Worcester State College and a bachelors degree from Rhode Island College.She was employed by the Rhode Island Group Health organization for several years until she left to attend the University of South Florida where she received her masters degree in library sciences.In 1993, she married Waite Albro and moved to Avon with him where they built a home, using only their own resources. Liz worked for the first year in Maine as an assistant librarian at the Levitt High School in Turner.When the position of librarian opened the following year at SAD 58, for Mt. Abram High School, Liz was selected for the job. She served in this capacity until several months ago when she was forced to retire due to her illness.Her innovations and many contributions to the library and the school endeared her to all her students and teaching associates. The love and respect they felt for her has been reflected in the final acts of reverence that they have accorded her. Liz's final service to the school occurred in June when she answered a request of the senior girls, who had been members of her advisory group, to assist in awarding their diplomas.She is survived by her husband, Waite Albro of Avon; her mother, Yvette Cote of Clearwater, Fla.; her sister and brother-in-law, Vivian and Ted Seemeuler of North Woodstock, N.H.; her brother and sister-in-law, Carol and Michael Cote of Cranston, R.I.; her brother and sister-in-law, Sandy and Louis Cote Jr. of Greenville, Mich.; four nieces, Megan Gomes, Karen Cousland, Gail Seemeuler and Nicole Cote; five nephews, Michael Gomes, Scott Cote, Tommy, Timmy and Brian Cote; and two great-nieces, Adele and Cody Cousland.She was predeceased by a sister, Susan; and her father, Louis Cote Jr.There will be a memorial service for Liz at 1 p.m. at the Mt. Abram Regional High School in Salem on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. There will also be a memorial service in Rhode Island at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2004, at the Mishnock Barn in West Greenwich.
http://www.theirregular.com/news/2004-08-11/Obituaries/1049053.html
AVON -- Liz Cote-Albro died Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004, at the age of 45, victim of the cancer that she so courageously and uncomplainingly fought for over 20 years.She was born in Woonsocket, R.I. on Feb. 8, 1959. She attended public schools in Providence and West Warwick where she received her high school diploma. She received an associates degree from Worcester State College and a bachelors degree from Rhode Island College.She was employed by the Rhode Island Group Health organization for several years until she left to attend the University of South Florida where she received her masters degree in library sciences.In 1993, she married Waite Albro and moved to Avon with him where they built a home, using only their own resources. Liz worked for the first year in Maine as an assistant librarian at the Levitt High School in Turner.When the position of librarian opened the following year at SAD 58, for Mt. Abram High School, Liz was selected for the job. She served in this capacity until several months ago when she was forced to retire due to her illness.Her innovations and many contributions to the library and the school endeared her to all her students and teaching associates. The love and respect they felt for her has been reflected in the final acts of reverence that they have accorded her. Liz's final service to the school occurred in June when she answered a request of the senior girls, who had been members of her advisory group, to assist in awarding their diplomas.She is survived by her husband, Waite Albro of Avon; her mother, Yvette Cote of Clearwater, Fla.; her sister and brother-in-law, Vivian and Ted Seemeuler of North Woodstock, N.H.; her brother and sister-in-law, Carol and Michael Cote of Cranston, R.I.; her brother and sister-in-law, Sandy and Louis Cote Jr. of Greenville, Mich.; four nieces, Megan Gomes, Karen Cousland, Gail Seemeuler and Nicole Cote; five nephews, Michael Gomes, Scott Cote, Tommy, Timmy and Brian Cote; and two great-nieces, Adele and Cody Cousland.She was predeceased by a sister, Susan; and her father, Louis Cote Jr.There will be a memorial service for Liz at 1 p.m. at the Mt. Abram Regional High School in Salem on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. There will also be a memorial service in Rhode Island at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2004, at the Mishnock Barn in West Greenwich.
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