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B14 The on Globe THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 2014 Obituaries Dick Molinari, 73, award-winning assignment editor for Channel 5 OVER LAN, Gertrude E. (Wilder) Mar 23rd, lifelong of Maiden. Beloved wife of the late Cornelius F. Overlan. Devoted mother of Jacqueline Russell of NH, Joyce Minasian of Lynn-field, and the late Joan Hampton, Judith Symonds, and Neil A.

Overlan. Cherished sister of Margaret Smith of CA, and the late Roland Wilder, Miles Wilder, William Wilder, Charles Wilder, Leah Paulie" Leary, Alice Wilder, Sarah Donnelly, Mary Cersosimo, and Kathleen Larson. Proud grandmother of 15, great-grandmother of 29, and gt-gt-grandmother of 5. Funeral from the Weir-Mac-Cuish Golden Rule Funeral Home, 144 Salem MALDEN on Sat, Mar 29th, at 10:00 AM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in Sacred Hearts Church, Maiden, at 11:00 AM. Interment to follow in Forest Dale Cemetery.

Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Fri, Mar 28th, from 4 8PM. Donations in Gertrude's memory may be made to: Avon Foundation for Women, 777 Third New York, NY 10017. For obituary and directions, www we i rf ra I co SHEAN, Helen E. (Reeves) Of Winchester, on March 21, 2014. Beloved wife of the late David W.

Shean Jr. Loving mother of David W. Shean III ot Winchester, Leslie her husband William Flanagan of Duxbury, Henry Shean his wife Lora Pepi of Carlisle, Peter his wife Robin Shean of Millis, William his wife Laurie Shean of Winchester. Adored grandmother of twelve and a reat grandmother of ten. Also survived by her sister Carolyn Dunbar of Duxbury and many nieces and nephews.

She loved spending time with her extended family. Helen was a life long resident of Winchester and member of the Winchester Country Club for all her adult life. Quite athletic, she enjoyed horse back riding, golfing, curling and did volunteer work at the Winchester Hospital and the Museum of Fine Arts for many years. Services and Interment will be this weekend in a private ceremony. For online condolences please visit www.lanefuneral.com.

Lane Funeral Homes Winchester-Burlington 781-729-2580 RYAN, V. Barbara Of Woburn, formerly of Medford, March 21st. Daughter of the late Timothy F. Josephine C. (O'Brien) Ryan.

Sister of the late Helen M. Doherty, Mary C. Cole, Marguerite A. Fisher, Katherine B. Maurice, Teresa DeAngelis, Edward and Francis Ryan.

Lovingly survived by many nieces, nephews, and extended family. Funeral from the McLaughlin Dello Russo Funeral Home, 60 Pleasant WOBURN, Saturday, March 29th at 9 a.m. followed by a funeral mass celebrated in St. Francis of Assisi Church, Fell-sway West, Medford, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Services will conclude with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery, Medford. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Barbara's memory to Compassionate Care Hospice of NH, 25 Nashua Building Ste 3, Londonderry, NH 03053. To leave an online message of condolence, please visit: www.dellorusso.net. Dello Russo Family Funeral Homes woburn Medford Wilmington SALTER, Edythe Falk Of Salem formerly of Swamp-scott, entered into rest March 25, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Gershon Salter.

Devoted mother of Margery Ellen Salter and her husband Dr. Alan Hickey of Yarmouth, ME, Robert F. Salter and his wife Ruthie of Swampscott and Richard H. Salter and Sandra Jane of Boca Raton, FL. Cherished Grandmother of Tamar Salter Frieze, Thomas R.

Salter, Benjamin Bill-er and Jonathan, Gabriel and Ariella Salter. Great Grandmother to Sloane, Avery and Marin Frieze. Sister of the late Helen Goldberg and Sylvia Collier. Services at Temple Emanu-El, 393 Atlantic MARBLE-HEAD on Friday at Interment following the service is respectfully private for immediate family. Memorial Observance following the interment at the home of Robert and Ruthie Salter on Friday until sundown and on Sunday from 1-6PM.

Expressions of sympathy in her memory may be sent to Temple Emanu-El, 393 Atlantic Ave, Marblehead, MA 01 945. Online condolences may be offered at www. stanetskyhymansonsalem.com By Jasper Craven GLOBE CORRESPONDENT On a particularly slow night in the mid-1980s when no stories were breaking, Dick Molinari, an assignment editor for Channel 5 in Boston, decided to play a trick on the TV news competition. In a radio transmission to cameraman Stanley Forman and reporter Susan Wornick, he began spinning out a narrative of a fictitious news event. "He was talking to us in code, and he knew everyone else was listening to us," said Wornick, who worked with Mr.

Molinari for more than 30 years. "The goal was to get the other stations to think we were on to something. We talked about the feds, special agents, and undercover cars." Within 40 minutes, Mr. Molinari's phone was lighting up with calls from officials wondering about the big story. Channel 5 also fielded calls from other stations, Wornick said, and even federal authorities were asking quizzically, "What do you guys got going on?" Mr.

Molinari, an award-winning assignment editor who spent more than four decades at WHDH-TV in Dorchester and WCVB-TV in Needham, died of pneumonia Feb. 17 in Concord Health Care Center in Concord. He was 73 and had lived in Medford and Stoneham. Although he liked to have a good laugh, sometimes at the expense of eager competitors, Mr. Molinari worked quickly and efficiently when news broke and he demanded the best from his staff.

"He had a tremendous sense of logistics," said David Gwiz-dowski, a former WCVB producer who met Mr. Molinari in 1979. "It's as if he had Google Glasses on and all the information was right in front of him. He moved faster than anyone in town." One of four children, Joseph R. Molinari was born in Boston and was known to friends and relatives as Dick.

He grew up in a working-class family in Medford. His father, Joseph died when Mr. Molinari was in his teens. After that his mother, the former Anne Burke, supported the family by working at the state Registry of Motor Vehicles. Mr.

Molinari sped quickly toward adulthood, meeting his future wife, Ann Marie Doherty, when he was stopped at a red light in a car packed with his buddies. Ann was in the car would compete with each other. While other stations coveted the newest cameras and equipment, Mr. Molinari focused on good reporters who knew how to connect with the public. "Dick was a part of that news generation that stressed personal connection," Bent said.

A lifelong athlete whose height topped 6 feet, Mr. Molinari was a daunting presence. Reporters knew that if they didn't impress him it could mean being sent outside to cover a snowstorm instead of reporting on a bill in the comparatively cozy halls of the State House. "He moved from film editing to the assignment desk because of his ability to lead people, and his knowledge of the city," Gwiz-dowski said. "He was the spiritual leader of the newsroom." When Mr.

Molinari retired, his priority was to surround himself with his family. He traveled around the world with his wife and other relatives, coached his nephew's Little League team, and spent time with his grandchildren. Before being diagnosed with an aggressive form of Alzheimer's disease several years ago, he also had volunteered for a hospice organization and at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Medford. A service has been held for Mr. Molinari, who in addition to his wife and daughter leaves another daughter, Donna Frano of Pembroke; a son, John of Methuen; two sisters, Jane Nestor of Salem, N.H., and Judith Molinari Wynn of Georgetown; a brother, James of Burlington; and six grandchildren.

Mr. Molinari generally kept his work and personal life separate, save for the news quizzes he would spring on his children at dinner. He mostly worked nights, and was away from his family during much of the week. But his assignment desk was situated behind the news anchor's desk, and his children sometimes glimpsed their father during newscasts. Late in his career, Mr.

Molinari made a point of walking in view of the camera during the morning news and pulling on his ear, a secret signal to his grandchildren who were watching. "His gruffness would scare you off at first," Bent said, "but he was a big teddy bear underneath." Jasper Craven can be reached atjasper.cravenglobe.com. Mr. Molinari's children could sometimes get a glimpse of their father during TV newscasts. next to them, which was filled with girls who attended Chev-erus Centennial School.

"He wanted her information, but she didn't give it out to him," said their daughter Patricia Venti of Shirley. "But her friends told my dad who she was. That's how they met, and he pursued her." They married in Medford in 1960, before Mr. Molinari turned 20. The couple had three children before he was 24.

After graduating from Medford High School in 1958, Mr. Molinari began working as a film librarian for WHDH-TV. A short time later, he was promoted to film editor, and supplemented his earnings by working other odd jobs to support his family. In 1972, when Channel 5 became WCVB-TV and moved to Needham, Mr. Molinari stayed on as a film editor.

He later was promoted to assignment editor and then to chief assignment editor. He retired as chief assignment editor in 2000. A section of the noon newscast on Mr. Molinari's last day remembered him as a pioneering force during the station's infancy. "It was like having a father in the newsroom, or your favorite professor," said Nancy Bent, an assignment editor at WCVB who met Mr.

Molinari when she worked as an intern for him in 1981. "He always taught about the value of news. When a story would break, he could think of so many angles to cover it." During the Blizzard of 1978, Mr. Molinari spent days holed up in the station's newsroom during news coverage. And as an assignment editor, Mr.

Molinari was unrelenting in his desire to get the best story. He often sent two camera crews to a crime scene when details crackled over the police scanner, ensuring that his staff tions in Vietnam, Mr. Schell wrote for decades about the consequences of violence real and potential with a rage and idealism that never seemed to wane. He wrote for The New Yorker, Newsday, and The Nation among others, and published several books, notably "The Village of Ben Sue" about Vietnam and "The Fate of the Earth," published in 1982 during a tense time of the Cold War. "The machinery of destruction is complete, poised on a hair trigger, waiting for the 'button' to be 'pushed' by some misguided or deranged human being or for some faulty computer chip to send out the instruction to fire," Mr.

Schell wrote in the book, which drew upon a series of articles for The New Yorker. "That so much should be balanced on so fine a point that the fruit of four and a half billion years can be undone in a careless moment is a fact against which belief rebels." Although some reviewers found Mr. Schell's book shrill and overstated, "Fate of the Earth" had a powerful impact on public awareness of nuclear weapons and received the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. "There are moments when it seems to hurtle, almost out of control, across an extraordinary range of fact and thought," Kai Erickson wrote in The New PASCOE, Sarah F. "Sally" (Northover) 89 years, of Milford, on March 24, 2014.

Wife of the late Addison James Pascoe. Stepmother of Janis Nate of Michigan; aunt of Mark Mason and his wife, Laura, of Westbor-ough, Patricia Madden and her husband, Charles, and Paula Mason all of Quincy; also survived by many grand-nieces and grand-nephews. Sister of the late Madeline Mason and aunt of the late Peter Mason and Christopher Mason. Funeral service March 29, at 10:00 A.M. in the Trinity Episcopal Church, 17 Congress Milford.

Interment Woodbrook Cemetery, Woburn. A calling hour will precede the service from 9 to 10 A.M. at the church. Donations may be made to Dana Farber Cancer nstitute. Arrangements by Rand-Harper-Pickering West-borough Funeral Home, 62 West Main WESTBOROUGH.

PERETTI, Mary (Lavarra) Of Wellesley, March 23, 2014, surrounded "by her family at the age of 102. Beloved wife of the late Emil Peretti. Loving mother of Robert L. Peretti and his wife Janice (Pignatiello) Peretti of Wellesley Hills. Marie Annette Telepneff of Wellesley.

Grandmother of Robert E. Peretti and his wife Patti of Ridgewood, NJ, Stephen V. Peretti and his wife Jana of Wellesley, Jana C. Graber and her husband Michael of Natick, the late Michael G. Peretti and his surviving wife Sheila of Marble-headT Great-grandmother of Italia, Nicholas, Robert, Adeli-na, William, Sophia, and Michael.

Sister of Helen Robinson of Cliffside Park, NJ, the late Nicholas Lavarra and Anne Thornton. Funeral from the George F. Doherty Sons Funeral Home, 477 Washington (Rt. 16), WELLESLEY, Friday at 9AM, followed by a Funeral Mass in St. John the Evangelist Church, Wellesley Hills at 1 0AM.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Thursday from 4-7PM. Interment in St. Mary Cemetery, Needham. For directions and guestbook, gfdoherty.com.

George F. Doherty Sons wellesley 781235 4100 POWELL, Daniel J. 56, of Haverhill, passed away on March 23, 2014. Daniel's career in the computer industry spanned 35 years. He is survived by his wife Susan T.

Powell and seven brothers and sisters. Relatives and friends are invited to the memorial service on Saturday, March 29th, at 5:00 p.m., at Dole, Childs Shaw Funeral Home, 148 Main HAVERHILL. Calling hours will precede the service from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Online condolences may be sent to: www.dcsfuneralhome.com RE ID, Elaine D. Lifelong resident of Chelsea, March 21, 2014 at age 70.

Beloved daughter of Hilda (Snow) of Chelsea and the late Gilbert S. Reid. Sister of the late Stanley S. Reid. Sister-in-law of Gladys Vickers Reid of Boxford.

Dear aunt of Dorothy Reid-Sola of Saugus, Donna Reid-Full of Hamilton, Steven S. Reid and his wife Kim of Boxford and grand aunt of Amanda Reid-Full of Hamilton. Also lovingly survived by many cousins and friends. Retired Unit Manager at the former Joseph P. Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Boston.

Funeral Services will be conducted in the William R. Ca-rafa Son Home For Funerals, 389 Washington CHELSEA on Sat. March 29 at 2:00 P.M. Relatives and friends kindly invited to attend. Visiting hours will precede the service from 12:00 2:00 P.M.

Interment at Glenwood Cemetery in Everett will be held at a later date. ROACH, Mary E. Of Wakefiefd, March 25. Sister of Barbara Cramb of Leominster and the late John J. Roach, Anne Baker, Dolores Samowski and June Prentice.

Aunt of Carol Farr of Melrose. Also survived by many nieces and nephew. A funeral mass will be celebrated in St. Joseph Church, 1 73 Albion Wakefield on Monday at 10am. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 30 Speen Framing-ham, MA 01 701 or to St. Joseph Parish, 173 Albion Wakefield, MA 01880. For obit guestbook, www.mcdonaldfs.com. McDonald Funeral Home Wakefield 781-245-3550 ROBBAT, Charles M.

Of Medford, March 25, 2014. All services will be held Monday morning at St. Mary Antiochian Orthodox Church, Cambridge. Complete notice Sunday andat www. KfouryFuneral.com.

Kfoury Keefe Funeral Home west ox bury 617-325-3600 SPINELLI, Marcia E. Age 72, of Wilmington formerly of Winchester, died peacefully at Winchester Hospital on March 21, 2014 surrounded by her loving family. Beloved wife of the late James G. Spinelli, daughter of the late Frank Helen Stecchi, sister of the late Frank Stecchi Jr. Loving mother of James G.

Jr. of wTlimington David Spinelli of CA. Sister of Walter wife Patsy Stecchi of Mashpee. Niece of Eileen Lynch. Aunt of Walter Stecchi Jr wife Michelle, Tammy Murray husband Bill, Lawrence Stecchi wife Beth, Dennis Stecchi Karen Stecchi.

Great nephews nieces; Ashley, Taylor, Skyler, Cameron, Nicholas and Kyle. All relatives friends are invited to attend the funeral service visiting hours at the Lane Home 760 Main (Rte. 38) WINCHESTER visiting hours on Fri March 28th from 4-8 memorial service Saturday at In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the JP Paul Norden Bros. Benefit fund www.gofundme.com2pmf04 Lane Funeral Homes Winchester-Burlington 781-729-2580 STEWART, Bruce A. Of Billerica, March 25, 2014, age 76.

Beloved husband of Shirlene (Carver) Stewart. Loving father of Karen Mendonca o-F Stoughton and Michael Stewart of Fremont, NH. Stepfather of Pamela Kuzia, Dru Gillespie, Mark Kuzia and the late Brenda Lee Kuzia. Brother of Carole Beck of Billerica, James Stewart of Maiden, Robert Stewart of Peabody and the late John Stewart. Also survived by many grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held in the Burns Funeral Home, 354 Boston Rd. (Rt. 3A), BILLERICA, Saturday, March 29, at 10:00 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours, Friday, 4-7 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Bruce's name to the American Heart Association, 20 Speen Framingham, MA 01701. Interment, Fox Hill Cemetery, Billerica. www.burnsfuneralhomes.com SYLVESTER, Mark W. 71 of Airport Drive, formerly of bverett, ivi, aiea on March 26, 2014. He jwas born May 26, 1943 in ivi, a son ot xne late William and Marie (Paradiso) Sylvester and was a graduate of Everett High School.

He worked for many years as a repairman starting with and finishing his career with Verizon. He enjoyed being at home puttering around in his garage and lending tools to his friends and neighbors. He also enjoyed golfing and spending winters with his wife in Naples, FL. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Lynne D. (Holloway) Sylvester; a son, Mark J.

Sylvester and wife Lisa of Everett, MA; 3 grandchildren, Mark Anthony, Corey, and Nicole; and many cousins. He was predeceased by a sister Marilyn Carter. Calling hours will be held from 5 to 8 pm on March 28 in the Lucas Eaton Funeral Home, 91 Long Sands Rd. YORK, ME. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 1 1 am on March 29 in St.

Christopher's Church, 4 Barrell Lane, York, ME. Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to the York Food Pantry, 38 Woodbridge Rd, York, ME 03909. Visit www.lucaseatonfuneralhome.com TAYLOR, Jeanette T. (Alesse) 81, of Hyannis, formerly of Waltham, died March 24, 2014.

Survived by her loving children, Debora Dillon, Joseph H. Taylor, Linda Murphy, and Theresa Oliveira; her former husband, Joseph H. Taylor, her cherished grandchildren, Caitlin Davis, Lauren Taylor, and Julia Taylor; her precious great-granddaughter, Hannah Paige Davis; her longtime companion. Herb Smith; ana her siblings, Sadie Cardillo, Angie Salvo, Eleanor Martel and Carmen Alesse. Visiting hours will be from p.m.

on Sunday, March 30, 2014 at John-Lawrence Funeral Home, 3778 Falmouth Rd. (Route 28), MARSTONS MILLS, MA 02648. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, March 31st at St. Francis Xavier Church, 347 South St, Hyannis, followed by burial at 2:00 p.m.

at Calvary Cemetery in Waltham. For uirobituary, guest book and directions, please visit www.johnlawrencefuneralhome.com John-Lawrence Funeral Home Marstons Mills 508-428-5704 VELLA, Dorothy P. (Quercio) Of Plymouth, formerly of Hyde Park, March 25, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Diego Thomas Vella. Devoted mother of Richard A.

Vella and his wife Carol-Ann of Plymouth. Loving grandmother of Billy Davis and awna Vella both of Plymouth. Great-grandmother of Blake Davis. Aunt of Michael Quercio of Belmont. Funeral from the P.E.

Higgins, George F. Doherty Sons, Funeral Home, 2000 Centre WEST ROXBURY, Saturday at 9 am followed by a Funeral Mass in St. John Chrysostom Church, West Roxbury at 10 am. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Friday 4-8 pm.

Interment Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston. Expressions of sympathy may be made in Dorothy's memory to the Disabled American Veterans, 3725 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring KY41076. Online guestbook and directions at www.pemurrayfuneral.com. RE. Higgins George F.

Doherty Sons west Roxbury 617-325-2000 SANTORO, Joseph J. Of Revere, formerly of Med- Tora, on iviarcn zsxn. (Beloved husband of Alice a(CoDDola). Devoted fa rther of Joseph and his fiance ChervT of Revere and Richard and his wife Susan of Peabody. Loving grandfather of Jonathan Starkey of Peabody.

Dear brother of the late Annie DiLullo, Rose Rizzo, and Mary Santoro. Also survived by loving nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Paul Buonfiglio Sons-Bruno Funeral Home, 128 Revere REVERE, on Friday, March 28th at 9:00 am Funeral Mass in St. Anthony's Church at 11:00 am. Relatives and friends are kindly invited.

Visitation will be from am. Joe was a WW II Army veteran. Serving from April 16, 1943 to Jan. 22, 1946; during that time he received the Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, and the American Theater Campaign Ribbon. After the war, John worked for many years at the U.S.

Postal Service. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. For guest book, please visit: www.Buonfiglio.com. Paul Buonfiglio Sons-Bruno Funeral Home SARAFINAS, Anna A. (Slitz) Of Stoneham, formerly of Holbrook, March 24, 2014.

Beloved wife of the late George A. Sarafinas. Devoted mother of George A. Sarafinas and his wife i IT of Hopkinton and Evelyn A. Sarafinas of Stone-ham.

Loving grandmother of Andrea Bowers and her husband Greg; Abbigail Fitzpatrick and her nusband Shaun and Donald Bolin. Great grandfather of Jessica and Brandon. Cherished brother of the late Anthony and Joseph Slicius. Former daughter in law Susan T. Sarafinas of North Chelmsford.

She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, March 29 at 10:00 am at the Douglass, Edgerley and Bessom Funeral Home, 25 Sanborn (corner of Woburn St.) READING. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Burial will follow at Blue Hills Cemetery, 700 West Braintree, at 2:00 pm. Funeral home visiting hours Friday from 5-8pm.

A Memorial Service will be conducted at by the officers and members of Priscilla Chapter 52 OES. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Anna's memory to the American Heart PO Box 417005, Boston, MA 02241-7005. For directions and on line guest book, please visit: johnbdouglassfuneralhome.com SCHER, Nathan "Nat" Beloved husband of Malya for 55 years, passed away on March 19, 2014 at the age of 88. Nat was born on September 15, 1925 in Hrubisow, Poland. At the age of 13 World War II broke out, and he was forced to work for the Germans in the ghetto, after which he was sent to seven different concentration camps.

He was liberated by the American army on April 25, 1945. At the age of 20 Nat came to America, and he always said how much he loved this country. He owned two men's clothing stores, Natsin's in Bridgeport, CT and The Brass Rooster at Paradise Green in Stratford, CT. He also owned a seasonal leather store called New York Leather in the Trumbull Shopping Mall. Nat lived in Bridgeport and Trumbull for over 50 years before moving to Sharon, MA in 2007.

During the winters, Nat lived in Boynton Beach, FL. He loved to travel and play golf, but mostly he loved his family and friends. Nat was very sociable, soft-spoken, and generous. In addition to his wife, he leaves behind in Needham, MA the dearest to his heart, devoted daughter Cynie Scher Simon, son-in-law Paul, and grandchildren Jonah and Tori, who were his breath of fresh air, his life. He also leaves behind in Brookline, MA his son Steven Scher, daughter-in-law Lisa, and three sweet and wonderful grandchildren Natalie, Sam, and Isaac, in Pompano Beach, FL his brother Joe, in Atlanta, GA his nephew Scott, who was like a son to him, his wife Stacey, and dear daughters Sophia and Ariel, in Portland, ME his nephew Jeff, his wife Kathrina, and their sons Felix and Ruben.

We will miss his gentleness, humility, and beautiful smile. Nat's family is his legacy. We will love you forever, Natsky. Expressions of sympathy may be made in Nat's memory to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum at 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW, Washington, DC 20024 or at http:donate.ushmm.org. Honor your loved one with a photo in The Boston Globe.

Ask your funeral director for details. Clic Boston dMobe if Jonathan Schell; activist warned of nuclear risks, 70 By Hillel Italie ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Jonathan Schell, the author, journalist, and antiwar activist who condemned conflicts from Vietnam to Iraq and warned of a nuclear holocaust in terrifying detail in his prize-winning book, "The Fate of the Earth," has died at age 70. Mr. Schell's companion, Irena Gross, said he died Tuesday at their home in New York City. The cause was cancer, Gross said Wednesday.

With a hatred of war shaped in part by his eyewitness accounts of US military opera- WILSON, Paula A. (Walker) Of Stoneham, March 25, 2014, at age 53. Beloved wife of Steven A. Wilson. Devoted mother of Paul S.

Wilson and Stephanie A. Wilson. Loving daughter of Mary T. (Cincotta) Walker and the late Paul F. Walker.

Dear sister of Patricia A. Conover and her husband Wayne and the late Stacy A. Walker. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Barile Family Funeral Home, 482 Main St.

(Rt 28) STONEHAM Friday, March 28, 2014 at 9 am followed by a Funeral Mass Celebrating Paula's Eternal Life in St. Patrick Church, 71 Central Stoneham at 10am. Family and friends are cordially invited to gather and share remembrances with the Family on Thursday, March 27, 2014 from 4-8pm in the Funeral Home. Parking attendants will be available. For directions or to send a memorial condolence www.barilefuneral.com or www.facebook.comBarileFami lyFuneralHome Barile Family Funeral Homes Celebrating Life Sharing Memories 781.438.2280 THE NATION INSTITUTE Mr.

Schell wrote for decades about the consequences of violence and discord. York Times when the book came out. "But in the end, it accomplishes what no other work has managed to do in the 37 years of the nuclear age. It compels us and compel is the right word to confront head on the nuclear peril in which we all find ourselves." Mr. Schell's other books included "The Gift of Time: The Case for Abolishing Nuclear Weapons Now," "The Unfinished Twentieth Century," and "The Seventh Decade: The New Shape of Nuclear Danger." He taught at several schools, including Princeton University and Wesleyan University, and was a visiting professor at Yale at the time of his death.

A native of New York City, Mr. Schell was a graduate of Harvard University. His brother, Orville Schell, is a longtime journalist and activist and former head of the journalism school at the University of California, Berkeley..