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In Memory of
Fedora C.
Mole
Mole
1925 - 2008
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Obituary for Fedora C. Mole
FEDORA 'TEDDIE' MOLE, long time nurse in Pittsfield, passed away at the
Hillcrest Commons Nursing Home on Friday, February 8th. Teddie was born December 7th, 1925 at the House Of Mercy in Pittsfield, Ma., to
the late Andrew and Dorothy Huska of Pecks Road. She was a 1943 graduate of
Pittsfield High School. She also attended Berkshire Business College in 1943, earned
L.P.N. status in 1968 from Pittsfield Vocational, and completed childcare courses
from Berkshire Community Collegein 1986. Fedora was first married to the late Peter
Terpak, Jr. of Black Diamond Coal and Oil, then, later married to the late Charles R.
Mole, owner of the The White Building and Barber Shop on Elm Street.
Teddie was a nurse at several places around Berkshire County, including Saint
Luke's Hospital, Berkshire Nursing Home, and Berkshire Medical Center. She also
cared for private patients in Palm Beach, Florida, every winter from 1972-1979. She
was always an outstanding care giver. Her latest achievement was helping her grandson,
Peter Terpak, IV, launch his golf business, Precision Gulf, on Elm Street.
Teddie loved to travel, play golf, and go bowling, with her pals. She was always
the life of the party, entertaining everyone with her stories. She was an extraordinary
woman that will be dearly missed by all that she touched. Teddie is survived by her two children, Andrea Beaulieu of Orlando, FL, and
Peter Terpak III of Lanesboro, Ma. She also leaves 4 grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren. She also had a dog named Boo that she loved very much. A graveside
service will be planned for spring, followed by a celebration of Teddie's life. The
omission of flowers is requested. Contributions in memory of Teddie may be made
to Friends of Eleanor Sonsini Animal Shelter in care of DERY FUNERAL HOME,
54 Bradford Street, Pittsfield.
Happy Valentine's Day, Grannie! We will always love you and miss you.
Love, PT, Van, Jessica, Sebastian, Azure, and Miley-kins.
Hillcrest Commons Nursing Home on Friday, February 8th. Teddie was born December 7th, 1925 at the House Of Mercy in Pittsfield, Ma., to
the late Andrew and Dorothy Huska of Pecks Road. She was a 1943 graduate of
Pittsfield High School. She also attended Berkshire Business College in 1943, earned
L.P.N. status in 1968 from Pittsfield Vocational, and completed childcare courses
from Berkshire Community Collegein 1986. Fedora was first married to the late Peter
Terpak, Jr. of Black Diamond Coal and Oil, then, later married to the late Charles R.
Mole, owner of the The White Building and Barber Shop on Elm Street.
Teddie was a nurse at several places around Berkshire County, including Saint
Luke's Hospital, Berkshire Nursing Home, and Berkshire Medical Center. She also
cared for private patients in Palm Beach, Florida, every winter from 1972-1979. She
was always an outstanding care giver. Her latest achievement was helping her grandson,
Peter Terpak, IV, launch his golf business, Precision Gulf, on Elm Street.
Teddie loved to travel, play golf, and go bowling, with her pals. She was always
the life of the party, entertaining everyone with her stories. She was an extraordinary
woman that will be dearly missed by all that she touched. Teddie is survived by her two children, Andrea Beaulieu of Orlando, FL, and
Peter Terpak III of Lanesboro, Ma. She also leaves 4 grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren. She also had a dog named Boo that she loved very much. A graveside
service will be planned for spring, followed by a celebration of Teddie's life. The
omission of flowers is requested. Contributions in memory of Teddie may be made
to Friends of Eleanor Sonsini Animal Shelter in care of DERY FUNERAL HOME,
54 Bradford Street, Pittsfield.
Happy Valentine's Day, Grannie! We will always love you and miss you.
Love, PT, Van, Jessica, Sebastian, Azure, and Miley-kins.
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