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Shirley Ann Phelps Bruso, Passed away on January 23rd 2008 in Puyallup Washington. Shirley was born in North Adams Massachusetts a town that she loved dearly. Proceeded in death by her husband Walter Edward Bruso, sisters Nancy Eva Phelps Hunt, Ruth Jean Phelps Gardzina, Brother, Clifton Homer Phelps and parents Clifton Homer Phelps Sr. and Ruth Arnott Hyde. Her children Susan Ruth Bruso Campbell (Ken Campbell), Wayne Peter Bruso, Walter Edward Bruso Jr., Mary Ellen Bruso Aguayo (Emilio Aguayo), James Alan Bruso, and grand children: David Campbell, Brian Campbell (Heather R), Jason Campbell, Erlinda Aguayo Siwulec (Chris Siwulec), Chacoy Aguayo, Emilio Jr. Aguayo, Joseph Aguayo, Anthony, Savannah, Dawn, Christopher, Todd Valentine (Brionne) and great grand children Tyler Campbell, Braden Campbell, Tyse Aguayo, Latisha, Esperansa, Isabel, Emma, Lorena, Carson Siwulec, Cameron Abby Siwulec, Orion Valentine survive her. Shirley was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend. Shirley will be missed by all that know her, she was the kind of person that would do anything for her friends and family and is an inspiration/role model for many people. Shirley was an avid genealogist a hobby that she loved to do. Shirley was also an avid Webmaster logging many hours on the computer often times in the wee hours of the morning working on her pages as she called them, sharing her knowledge, photographs, post cards and genealogy information on the web. There are no services planned and the family wishes in lieu of Cards and Flowers for you to make a donation to a charity of your choice in Shirley's honor.

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Year 1951 Alumni, North Adams State Teachers College, Church Street, North Adams, Massachusetts �

Do you remember Murdock Hall where the Class of 1951 had their classes? Do you remember that the third floor was closed due to unsafe floors? Now, Murdock Hall is being restored.The Murdick Campaign for money for the restoration has been very sucessful! To learn more about the restoration of Murdock Hall and about the Murdock Campaign, �Please click here!!The Murdock Campaign

Classes first began in Murdock Hall in 1897, and the College was one of the state Normal Schools. The name changed through the years to North Adams State Teachers College, State College At North Adams, North Adams State College, and now to Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts�(MCLA).� "MCLA offers a unique approach to practical education-liberal arts at work."Check out the College web page here: Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (in North Adams)