Charles J. Crisafulli Obituary

Charles Crisafulli, who was the first principal of the Wellington School in Belmont, pass away at the age of 93 on March 22.

Thomas Anthony ‘John’ Forster: A Private, Principled Man Of Belmont

The long-time Belmont resident was involved in several lawsuits; friends describe him as a conversationalist, tinkerer, and generous, too.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning MA Poet Dead At 96

Richard Wilbur died Saturday in Belmont.

Obituary: W. Clinton Creasy, 72, of Belmont

W. Clinton Creasy was the owner and stylist of Clinton's in Harvard Square.

Obituary: Irene Morse, 90, of Belmont

Irene was an avid reader and bowler, and known for her sweet tooth.

Obituary: Thomas Donald Robinson, 108, Formerly of Belmont

Robinson was a history and social studies teacher at Watertown High School for 42 years and co-founded the Watertown Evening School.

Obituary: Retired Acting Police Chief Daniel Patrick Pergamo

Pergamo passed away Saturday morning at the age of 80.

Retired Belmont Fire Captain David M. Frizzell

Frizzell was the father of current Belmont Fire Chief David L. Frizzell.

Obituary: Sonya Elizabeth Sandstrom, 25, of Belmont

Sandstrom died Monday, Jan. 12.

Bill Armstrong, Founder of Armstrong Ambulance, Dies at 89

As Armstrong's company grew, he would always ask employees and visitors, “What do you think is the one thing that you need to have to work for me?” The answer: “Compassion.”

Obituary: Anthony Macaudda, 63, Belmont Native

Macaudda died Thursday, Feb. 6.

Obituary: Willa Wye Rockett, Belmont Dramatic Club's Cornerstone

A member of the club since 1940 and resident of Belmont from 1931.

Update: Obituaries – Paul R. Winters Sr., a Man of All Seasons

A man of business and civic duty, he served his country during WWII and his town afterwards.

Richard Glass: From Belmont to Belfast, Combat Engineer to Attorney

Served as a combat engineer in Europe before becoming an attorney and judge in Maine.

Obituary: Former Belmont Selectman Alan Rayen

Also served as Chairman of the board as well as being appointed to the Warrant Committee and elected to the School Committee.

Maya Edwards; Belmont Student, Boston Resident

Chenery Middle School will open its doors this evening at 6 p.m. to remember Edwards.

Obituary: Joseph R. Nolan

Five-decade long resident, "Triple Eagle" served on the state's highest court.

Obituary: Clark Kendall

Lifelong Belmont resident, he helped popularize the VW Bug in the United States.

Obituary: Robert Joseph (Bob) Fahey

Industrialist and devoted to the Catholic Church, Faye lived in Belmont for 44 years before moving to Rye, NY in 1978.

[Update] Dan Scharfman, Belmont School Committee Member, Dies at 55

Services for the School Street resident will be held Wednesday, Jan. 23 at 11 a.m. at Beth El Temple.

Obituary: Dan Downey, School Employee, A Man of Many Interests

A computer specialist who worked throughout the school system cheerfully assisting staff and students alike.

Obituary: John T. McGurl, Master Plumber

John T. McGurl, of Belmont, passed away Thursday, Nov. 15.

Thomas K. McCraw: Harvard Business Prof, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Historian

Long-time town resident won Pulitzer for a narrative explaining regulations in business.

William Edgar Heyd

Born and raised in Belmont.

Obituary: Paula Lerner

Award-winning photojournalist know for works chronicling issues facing women.

Obituary: Betsey Morse Mayer

Belmont artist, landscape designer and business owner.

Town Bids Farewell to Much Loved 'Eph' Radner

Remembered as a true gentleman, eloquent speaker and active member of the community.

Martin Duffy: Ironman, Coach and Friend

Running 40 BAA Marathons consecutively was just one remarkable mark for a man who gave of himself to many.