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Cota Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service

Our family serving your family in a time of need. Since 1932, Cota Funeral Homes has serviced families representing many faiths.

We have become familiar with the varied traditions in burying a loved one. Traditional services with visitation and burial:
Includes: Services of the funeral director and staff; transfer of the deceased from the place of death to the funeral home; embalming, if desired; use of facilities for viewing; funeral service to be conducted at the funeral home or place of worship; and procession to the cemetery. Traditional services and burial, without visitation:
Includes: Services of the funeral director and staff; transfer of the deceased from the place of death to the funeral home; embalming, if desired; funeral service to be conducted at the funeral home or place of worship; and procession to the cemetery. Traditional services with cremation:
Includes: Same as above two selections, except services end with cremation. Direct cremation:
Includes: Transfer of the deceased from place of death to the funeral home; procuring of all necessary permits and authorizations; and transportation to the crematory. Immediate burial:
Includes: Transfer of the deceased from place of death to the funeral home; procuring of all necessary permits and authorizations; and transportation to the cemetery. Memorial services:
Includes: Transfer of the deceased from place of death to the funeral home; procuring of all necessary permits and authorizations; and transportation to the cemetery or crematory; memorial services in the funeral home or church after cremation or burial without the deceased present. Cremains may be present at the memorial services. We are always open
to tailor any of the above services
to your specifications. We are also available to assist with
insurance papers, veterans and social security
forms and benefits.

11/24/2025

Michael Uva, beloved husband of Norma Uva, passed away on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, surrounded by his loving family, at the age of 90. Born in Avellino, Italy, he is the son of Domenic and Maria Uva.

Michael spent his childhood years in Italy before arriving in the United States in 1950 at the age of 15, settling in East Boston After completing his schooling, Michael entered the clothing and textile industry in Boston while also serving in the US National Guard. He later struck out on his own to open a tailoring business in Boston’s financial district in 1970, Pacifici of Boston, named after his early mentor Carl Pacifici. Working side by side at Pacifici with his wife Norma, and employing as many as 30 tailors at any given time, the tailor shop was a Boston fixture for over 30 years, serving customers until Michael and Norma retired. Mike and Norma were inseparable during their working years and throughout their retirement, moving to Reading, MA in 1990.

Michael enjoyed spending time with his family, traveling, cooking, and gardening. In his retirement years, hosting and cooking for his family including 4 children and their spouses, 9 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren was a regular occurrence at his home. He enjoyed nothing more than spending time with his family and he will be deeply missed.

In addition to being the husband of 68 years to Norma he is the devoted father of Michael Uva and his wife Yvonne, Richard Uva, Diane Giacalone and her husband David and David Uva and his wife Sharon. Cherished grandfather of Michael Uva and his wife Jennifer, Rebbeca Vasa and her husband Brian, Anne Uva, Christina Uva, Victoria Uva, Louis Dinunzio and his wife Shareena, Nina Richards and her husband Matthew, Nicholas Uva and Aria Uva and great grandfather of Alex, Ellie, Sydney, Sam, Mia, Antonia, Frankie and Anna.

Services for Michael will be held privately.

In lieu of flowers, Michael’s family asks that donations may be made in his memory online to the American Cancer Society. www.cotafuneral.com

11/17/2025

Mary Katherine Ronco- of North Reading, Nov. 10th at the age of 66 passed away quietly, surrounded by her loving family after a courageous and long fought illness.

Mary is the loving wife of 41 years to Scott Ronco. She was the loving and devoted mother of Joy and David Ronco. Mary is also survived by her sisters Terry, Anne, Eileen, Joanne and Lynn as well as many friends, extended family that find solace in their thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace Mary, you will be missed by all.

At this time, all services for Mary are being privately held and under the direction of the Cota Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service, North Reading. www.cotafuneral.com

11/17/2025

Kathleen “Kathy” Marie Chaloux, 68, cherished mother, wife, Nana, and the very best friend you could ask for, passed away on Friday, November 14, 2025, following a courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

Born in Warwick, Rhode Island on December 8, 1956, to Francis and Gertrude Crudden, from a young age Kathy was determined to explore life beyond her home state. At 17, she proudly left Rhode Island to attend Northeastern University, where she studied Criminal Justice and fell in love with Boston’s vibrant culture and intellectual energy. She believed deeply in the power of education, often saying, “We don’t go to school to learn what to think, but how to think.”

Kathy earned her Juris Doctor at Boston University while raising two young children –impressively taking only one semester off following the birth of her daughter. Her commitment to learning and critical thinking shaped the lives of her three children, Chris, Kate, and Tim, whom she considered her greatest accomplishments and the loves of her life.

Kathy built an illustrious career in law, beginning at the Attorney General’s Office in Providence, Rhode Island, where she honed her legal skills writing briefs and litigating. She went on to practice labor and employment law at the Massachusetts Department of Revenue and later worked in the General Counsel’s office at the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, retiring in 2021.
Wherever Kathy went, she made – and kept – friends who became family. From law school to every workplace, from her children’s schools to the dog park, she cultivated deep and lasting relationships with her signature philosophy: “Life is about who we love, and who we let love us.” She famously hosted the “Friends of Kathy Party,” bringing together friends from every chapter of her life to eat, drink, and be merry – sometimes with Botox and experimental facial treatments taking place right in the family living room.

Kathy reveled in life and truly lived large. She navigated its vicissitudes with eternal optimism, strength, perseverance, sharp wit, and a great sense of humor. She created homes in North Reading and later in Boston’s South End that radiated warmth and comfort – a revolving door of her friends and her children’s friends, all embraced under her guiding mantra, “All are welcome here.”
Kathy is survived by her devoted husband, Stanley; her son Christopher (Caitlin) of Amesbury; her daughter Kathryn (Thomas Paquin) of North Reading; and her five beloved grandchildren: Maeve, Otis, Tighe, Declan, and Aurora. Kathy is also survived by her sister Janice Warnock (Stanley) of Warwick, RI; and brothers Peter Crudden (Lois) of Warwick, RI, and Thomas Cru Dane (Mary) of North Carolina, as well as many nieces and nephews, whom she adored. She also leaves behind a wide circle of cherished friends with whom she shared many laughs, took fabulous trips, and enjoyed solving the world’s problems with – always over a glass of wine or cup of tea, especially her dear friend Kathleen Hagerty of Rhode Island.

She is preceded in death by her parents, and her beloved son Timothy, whom she has long looked forward to being reunited with.

Relatives and friends are invited to visit with Kathy’s family on Nov. 20th from 4 to 7pm in the Cota Family Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 335 Park St. (corner of Park St. and Rte. 28) North Reading at the Reading line. Her funeral will be held on Friday, Nov. 21st in St. Theresa’s Church, 63 Winter St. (Rte. 62) North Reading at 10:30am. PLEASE GO DIRECTLY TO CHURCH. Interment will be private. Please omit flowers, and make donations in her memory to the Alzheimer’s Association online at https://www.alz.org/manh
www.cotafuneral.com

11/14/2025

Elaine Elvira Crescenzi Thornley, 84, of North Andover, died November 9th, at Newton Wellesley Hospital. She was the living wife of the late Harold “Butch” Sutton Thornley, who passed away May 13th, 2020.

Born in Woburn, Elaine was the daughter of the late Domenic “Dick” Peter Crescenzi and Mary Edna Pearson. Elaine was a graduate of Woburn High School, class of 1959.

Elaine worked for Liberty Mutual in Boston. It was while living in Boston that she met her husband Butch of 56 years. Elaine loved to work in her garden, go to the beach and travel. She was a talented artist and especially enjoyed painting flowers and animals. She was a faithful member of the Wilmington Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Surviving is her daughter Jennifer, wife of Paul Vieira of North Reading and two grandchildren, grandson Domenic of North Reading and granddaughter Victoria, wife of Samuel Morse of Lawrence. Elaine was the sister of the late Eugene Crescenzi.

Friends can pay their respects at the Cota Funeral Home, 335 Park Street, North Reading (corner of Park Street and Rte. 28) at Reading line, on November 22nd, between the hours of 11am-3pm with the memorial service beginning at 3pm. Elder Jared Querengasser, of Pottsville, PA Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses officiating.

For those unable to attend in person please join the service on Zoom from 2:30-4:00PM/EST.
Zoom ID #815 7914 5977

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to https://www.jw.org/en/

www.cotafuneral.com

11/04/2025

Lachiana, Peter J. -Of North Reading, Nov. 3rd. Beloved husband of the late Valerie (Miller). Father of Lisa Buckley of North Reading, Peter and his companion Stacy Blaisdell of WA, Valerie DiMare and her husband Robert of Haverhill, Debbie Sicotte and her husband Thomas of NH and Lynnelle Lachiana and her companion Michael Doherty of Malden. Grandfather of Nicole, Michael, Jeremy, Sean, Cole, Patrick, Liam, Timothy, Derek, Emily, Audrey and Matthew. Great grandfather of Caleb, Charlotte and Sebastian.

Peter’s story is one of warmth, humor, and deep family connections. Born in East Boston and later settling in Chelsea’s Mill Hill, he was an only child. Growing up, Peter worked alongside his father, co-owning Pete’s Oil for many years, a venture that gave him not only a strong work ethic but also a sense of pride in providing for his family. Later, he took on a new role, driving a cab for Chelsea Square Cab Company, where he became a familiar and friendly face to the local community.
Known for his love of laughter, Peter had a sharp wit and was always ready with a joke or a funny story. Peter had a passion for cars and motorcycles, something that brought him immense joy throughout his life. But perhaps the most important chapter began in 1966, when he met Valerie, the love of his life, on Revere Beach. Their connection was immediate, and together they built a family of five children.

A true enthusiast of music, Peter had a special place in his heart for Elvis Presley and the golden oldies. Whether at home or on the road, you could always count on him to be belting out a tune, with Elvis songs often filling the air. When he wasn’t singing, you could find Peter watching his favorite Westerns or wrestling matches with his loyal dog, Allie, by his side.
In his later years, Peter moved to New Hampshire to live with one of his daughters, where he enjoyed going to flea markets or car shows, and eventually to North Reading to be with his oldest daughter. It was in North Reading that he truly felt embraced by his new community. He became a beloved figure at the North Reading Senior Center, where he forged many meaningful friendships. It was there that Peter’s sense of humor and warmth won over everyone he met. In fact, he was even crowned prom king at the Senior Prom, an honor that reflected the joy and affection people had for him.

Peter’s heart swelled with pride for his children, his 12 grandchildren, and his 3 great-grandchildren. His family was his everything, and while he may have had a tough exterior at times, those who knew him best understood that he was a man of deep affection, compassion, and love. He felt immense joy in being surrounded by his loved ones.
Peter will be missed deeply. His memory will live on through his family, his friends, and all those whose lives he touched along the way.

Funeral service in the Cota Funeral Home, 335 Park St. (corner of Park St. and Rte.28) NORTH READING, at Reading line on Thursday, Nov. 6th at 1pm. Relatives and friends may visit at the funeral home prior to the service from 10am-1pm. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. www.cotafuneral.com

10/22/2025

In Loving Memory of Eugene “Gene” Cormier
June 1, 1956 – October 17, 2025

Eugene "Gene" Cormier, 69, of North Reading, Massachusetts, passed away peacefully on Friday, October 17, 2025. Gene was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend whose strength, humor, and generous spirit touched everyone who knew him.
Survived by his loving wife, Janet; his children Phillip (fiancé Stacey), Nicole (husband Edwin), and Robert (wife Allison); and his cherished grandchildren Scarlett, Wyatt, and Jolee. He is also survived by his mother, Diana; his brother Robert (wife Christine); and his sister Rose. He was predeceased by his father, Aurele, and his brother Paul (surviving wife Nancy).

Self-employed, Gene built everything from single-family homes to large developments across the North Shore. He was known for his work ethic, integrity, and commitment to quality, earning trust through his craftsmanship and the lasting relationships he built.
Gene lived life to the fullest and found joy in every season. He was an avid motorcyclist, boater, skier, marksman, and a lifelong Bruins fan. He had a deep love for travel, especially when it involved the open road. Gene took great pleasure in planning and mapping out unforgettable motorcycle trips with family and friends, always leading the pack — both on the road and in spirit. One of his greatest passions was spending time in his barn restoring antique motorcycles, taking pride in bringing old machines back to life. Beyond riding, he enjoyed skiing getaways and tropical vacations with his family, creating lasting memories wherever they went. He was an active and enthusiastic member of the Harley Owners Group (HOG), the Antique Motorcycle Club of America, and the Andover Sportsman’s Club, where he shared his passions with others.
He will be remembered for his adventurous spirit, his loyalty to those he loved, and the quiet strength that anchored his family. Gene had a sharp wit and great sense of humor that brought laughter to every room. He leaves behind countless memories, timeless stories, and the satisfaction of a life well lived.

A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, November 8, 10:30 a.m. at St. Theresa’s Church in North Reading. Immediately following service, family and friends are invited to a Celebration of Life at Teresa’s Prime in North Reading. “Motorcycle shirts encouraged”.
Please omit flowers and consider a donation to Dr. Jeremy Schmahmann's research at Massachusetts General Hospital. Please include that the gift is a tribute to Eugene Cormier. Gifts may be made online at www.giving.MassGeneral.org/donate. Checks should be made payable to “Massachusetts General Hospital” and mailed to the MGH Development Office, 125 Nashua Street, Ste 540, Boston, MA 02114. www.cotafuneral.com
He will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

10/22/2025

Macarelli, Joseph M. “Joe” -Of Tewksbury Oct. 18th. Beloved husband of the late Patricia (Martini). Father of Justin Halloran, Michael Macarelli, Crystal Collins and the late Shaun Halloran. Brother of Louise Macarelli, Ricky Macarelli and the late Bobby Macarelli.

Funeral service in the Cota Funeral Home, 335 Park St. (corner of Park St. and Rte.28) NORTH READING, at Reading line on Saturday, Oct. 25th at 1pm. Relatives and friends may visit at the funeral home Saturday from 10am -1pm. Interment will be private.

Joe was a veteran of the US Airforce and a proud member of the Somerville Police force for over 30 years retiring as Detective - Seargent.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Joe’s name to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105-1905.

www.cotafuneral.com

10/10/2025

Zimmerman, James Richard (Jim) of Tewksbury died on October 8th, 2025. Husband of Mary (Faucette) and son of the late Edwin and Marie Zimmerman. Jim was born in Denver Colorado on March 22, 1948. He grew up in Malden, MA and graduated from Malden High School in 1966. He served in the Army reserves during the Vietnam War. Jim met the love of his life Mary and married her in 1969. It was a Medford /Malden love story. They lived in Malden and in Medford then settled in Tewksbury in 1979. There they raised their four sons and supported them in all their sporting adventures. Jim was the boy’s biggest fan.
Jim was an avid golfer who played at Unicorn Gold Course in Stoneham. He was a member of the Bandits and will be sorely missed by all his special golf buddies. Jim also bowled at the Town Line bowling alley in Malden and had many friends there as well. If there was a Patriots, Red Sox or Bruins game on, Jim was right there watching. He had many close friends some for over 40 years.
Jim worked for Simons Uniform Company of Lynn, MA for over 50 years. Along the way, his many customers also became his good friends. He was always willing to help a new mailman dress up properly for the job. They all supported him for many years, because he really cared about them. Jim’s personality made a positive impact on those around him. Jim was known for cracking jokes and sharing stories. He was a people person and will be missed by all who knew him.
Surviving Jim is his loving wife Mary of 55 years. His children Brian and his wife Erica, Jeff and his partner Sara, Kevin and his partner Zoe and the late James Jr. (Jimbo) who died in 2007. He was the loving Papa of ten grandchildren; Lexi, Max, Katie, Brian Jr, Marina, Jacob, Josie, Athena, Noah James and Joshua. Jim is the brother of Skip Zimmerman and his wife Angela and late Paul Zimmerman.
You can remember Jim by living your life to the fullest, by playing a round of golf in his memory and by hugging a loved one every day.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend visiting hours in the Cota Family Funeral Home, 335 Park St., North Reading (corner of Park St., and Rte.28) at Reading line on Tuesday, Oct. 14th from 4-7pm. A memorial service will take place following the visitation at 7pm. Interment will be private. Donations may be made in James’s name to Beth Israel Lahey Health, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center office of Philanthropy, 529 Main St., 4th Floor Charlestown, MA 02129. www.cotafuneral.com

10/08/2025

Almeida, Carol A. (Stewart) -Of Reading, Oct. 5th. Mother of Stacy Guarracino and her husband Alfonso of Reading. Daughter of the late Albert and Rita (Mitchell) Stewart. Grandmother of Michael and Marcus Guarracino, who she especially enjoyed spending time with during her retirement. Carol is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Carol was born in Boston and spent her younger years growing up in Roxbury where she attended the Holy Trinity School. As a teenager she moved to Reading and graduated from Reading Memorial High School. She later attended and earned her associates degree from Northeastern University. Carol worked for the US Department of Transportation as a Right-of-Way Program Manager for the Federal Highway Administration. She worked for the FHWA for 42 years before retiring.

Carol’s funeral will be held from the Cota Funeral Home, 335 Park St. (corner of Park St. and Rte. 28), NORTH READING, at Reading line, on Tuesday, Oct. 14th at 9:30 am. Funeral Mass in St. Agnes Church, 186 Woburn St., Reading at 10:30 am. Relatives and friends may visit at the funeral home on Monday from 4 thru 7pm. Interment Riverside Cemetery, North Reading. www.cotafuneral.com

09/25/2025

Mary Farrell- 97 passed away on September 22,2025 at Pilgrim Nursing Home.

Born in Somerville to the late Louis and Mary (Sullivan). Mary was the sister of the late John Farrell, Lillian Ryan, Roseann Hackett and Richard Farrell. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Mary grew up in Somerville and graduated from St Joseph’s School. She worked for many years for John Hancock Insurance Company as an administrator.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Graveside Service for Mary in Forest Glade Cemetery, 470 Lowell St., Wakefield on Monday September 29, 2025 at 11:00 am. Please meet at the main entrance of the cemetery. Arrangements under the direction of the Cota Family Funeral Home, North Reading. www.cotafuneral.com

09/23/2025

Paul H. Shaak- of Reading formerly of Medford, Sept. 17 at the age of 78. Loving husband of Stephanie Rubbicco Shaak. Son of the late Paul Shaak Sr. and Hazel Briand Shaak. Brother of Sally Medico Anastasio, Ann Marie Crocket and Susan Penta. Father of Heather Durant, Katrina Albright and Victoria Heacock. Step father of Christine Napier, Melissa Trenga and Joseph Fiumara. Grandfather of 17 and great grandfather of 3.

Paul and Stephanie met in September 1964 at Medford Hight School, dated for one year then went their separate ways. After 34 years, they reunited, fell in love, got married and spent 24 years together.

One of the things Paul was very proud of was serving his country in the Army during the Vietnam War. Paul enjoyed playing golf, especially his Friday tee time with his best friend Ralph Ford. He also loved to cook and made the best chicken vegetable soup and baked the best Biscotti’s. Paul enjoyed traveling, cruises, a trip to Maine but his “Happy Place” was Aruba. He liked reading, painting, going out to dinner and going to the casino. He was very proud of his family, especially his grandchildren and great- grandchildren.

Paul also enjoyed fishing and often told the story of how every Memorial Day weekend he would go on a fishing trip to the Connecticut Lakes with his dad, uncles and cousins.

Relatives and friends are invited to visit with Paul’s family on Monday, Sept. 29th from 9am-12pm in the Cota Family Funeral Home, 335 Park St., (corner of Park St. and Rte. 28) North Reading at Reading line. A memorial service will be held following the visitation at 12noon. Interment will be private. Please omit flower and make donations in Paul’s name to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105-1905. www.cotafuneral.com

09/11/2025

Patricia “Patty” Tripoli, of North Andover, passed away on September 9th, 2025 at the age of 75. Born in Everett in 1950 to the late Domenic Santora and Clara (Iagallo) Mazzie, Patricia attended Saint Joseph’s School in Everett and later pursued a career as a hairdresser and master colorist, a profession she truly enjoyed and excelled in.
Patricia was married to the late Richard Tripoli, with whom she shared many joyful years, along with their beloved boxers, Bruno and Poa. Prior to that, she was married to Anthony Spagnolo, with whom she maintained a lifelong friendship. Patricia is survived by her cherished son, Michael Spagnolo, and her grandson, Anthony Spagnolo.
She is also survived by her sister, Tania Iagallo, and three cousins—Teresa Dunleavy, Janet Chirichiello, and Diane Troiano—who were like sisters to her. Patricia leaves behind many loving extended family members and friends, including Lisa Leo and Kristine Holloran, whom she affectionately referred to as her “nieces.”
Patricia was known for her deep faith and devotion to the Catholic Church, as well as her everyday joys: Dunkin’ Donuts coffee and a low-fat blueberry muffin, treasure hunts at TJ Maxx, dinners at the 99, and her signature love of black clothing, her favorite color. Her humor and unmistakable style will be missed by all who knew and loved her.
Relatives and friends are invited to visit with Patricia’s family on Friday Sept. 19th from 9-10:30am in the Cota Funeral Home, 335 Park St., (corner of Park St. and Rte.28) North Reading at Reading line. Patricia’s funeral procession will begin at the funeral home at 10:30am and process to St. Theresa’s Church, 63 Winter St., (rte. 62) North Reading for a Mass of Christian burial at 11am. Interment will take please following her mass at Ridgewood Cemetery, North Andover. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Patricia’s memory to Second Chance Boxer Rescue or Compassionate Care Hospice in Woburn. For guest book and online memorials please visit www.cotafuneral.com

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Since 1932, Cota Family Funeral Home has serviced families representing many faiths. We have become familiar with the varied traditions in burying a loved one and have learned that times change and services do as well. We are here to assist you in making the passing of a loved one as stress free as possible by listening to your ideas and catering a service that fits not only your wants but also your budget. Below is just a list of some of the services we offer. Contact us at anytime to answer any of your questions. We know the pain of loosing a loved one first hand and know there is no simple way to say goodbye. Traditional services with visitation and burial: Includes: Services of the funeral director and staff; transfer of the deceased from the place of death to the funeral home; embalming, if desired; use of facilities for viewing; funeral service to be conducted at the funeral home or place of worship; and procession to the cemetery. Adaptive services and burial, without visitation: Includes: Services of the funeral director and staff; transfer of the deceased from the place of death to the funeral home; embalming, if desired; funeral service to be conducted at the funeral home or place of worship; and procession to the cemetery. Traditional services with cremation: Includes: Same as above two selections, except services end with cremation. Modest cremation: Includes: Transfer of the deceased from place of death to the funeral home; procuring of all necessary permits and authorizations; and transportation to the crematory. Immediate burial: Includes: Transfer of the deceased from place of death to the funeral home; procuring of all necessary permits and authorizations; and transportation to the cemetery. Memorial Cremation services: Includes: Transfer of the deceased from place of death to the funeral home; procuring of all necessary permits and authorizations; and transportation to the crematory; memorial services in the funeral home or church after cremation without the deceased present. Cremains may be present at the memorial services. We are always open to tailor any of the above services to your specifications. We are also available to assist with insurance papers, veterans and social security forms and benefits.

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