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Adolph Clemeno
Adolph “Butch” Clemeno, 91, longtime of Farley Avenue, and husband of
the late Margherita V. (Revolti) Clemeno, died peacefully on Tuesday
June 2, 2009 in the Seaview Retreat in Rowley following his brief
illness.
Born
in Hamilton August 12, 1917 son of the late James and Theresa (Bombardiere)
Clemeno, he was raised in Ipswich and was a 1934 graduate of the former
Manning
High School. Married in 1954 in Beverly, the Clemenos made their home on
Farley Avenue,
where they raised their family. He was employed as a welder at various
shipyards including the Robinson Shipyard in
Ipswich
during the years of WWII, later working at the South Boston Shipyard,
and at Gloucester Marine Railway for thirty five years, retiring in the
mid 1980’s. He and his wife enjoyed many trips with the Ipswich Council
on Aging. He was an enthusiastic Celtics and Patriots fan, and enjoyed
his long walks through the neighborhoods of Ipswich
He is
survived by two sons, David J. Clemeno of Amesbury and John M. Clemeno
of Ipswich, and many nephews and nieces. He was the father of the late
Paul M. Clemeno formerly of Amesbury and brother of the late Ariste
Clemeno, Mary Clemeno, Emma Ramey and Rose Bartnicki, all formerly of
Ipswich. Family and friends are respectfully welcomed to a visitation
Saturday June 13 from 2 to 4 pm in the Whittier-Porter Funeral Home, 6
High Street, Ipswich. Memorial contributions in his name may be made to
the American Heart Association, 20 Speen Street, Framingham, MA 01701.
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