Every Thursday, the Everett Leader-Herald, and the Parlin Memorial Library publish a “Mystery Photo of the Week.” Each week we will show a photo from Everett’s past featuring Everett residents from several decades ago. Readers are encouraged to identify the people in the photo. If you know who is in this picture, call Mark Parisi at the Parlin Library at 617-394-2305, or email him at parisi@noblenet.org.
Ciulla, Agnes (Sutera) of Everett, on August 25, 2018 at the age of 101.
Beloved wife of the late Accursio “Gus” Ciulla.
Devoted mother of Angela Biggie and Roseann Ciulla both of Revere and the late
Thomas Ciulla. Dear sister of the late Lillian Marino, Jennie Bono, Catherine Guarino, Gus Sutera, Betty Frontero, and Sussie Ciulla. Cherished grandmother of Thomas Ciulla Jr., Keri Russo and Brian Biggie. Adored great- grandmother of Devin and Tyler Russo.
Of Everett on August 20, 2018. Beloved wife of John F. Garland III. Loving mother of Tamrae Uchrinscko,
Ronald Beck & his wife Amy, Tianne Garland and the late John F. Garland IV. Adored grandmother Peter, Janna, Danni, Lindsey, Amanda, Matthew, Kyle, Rachel, Renee, Jessica, Joe & Jimmy. Great Grandmother of Kenny, Trevor, Chloe, Brennan, Rowan, James, Lana, Savannah & Mikayla. Niece of Geraldine “Gerry” Bourke.
Also survived by many nieces, nephews & good friends.
We are endorsing Steven ‘Stat” Smith for representative to serve the city of Everett on Beacon Hill, again.
We believe he is the best choice because he is willing to work, and to work hard.
He also understands the ins and outs of serving in this position as he served previously as the representative from Everett for 6 years.
Steven Smith has overcome trials and tribulations in his life.
The Leader Herald today endorses Congressman Mike Capuano for another term.
For the past 20 years Mike Capuano has been the picture of what a liberal congressman from Massachusetts ought to be.
He is a strong voice in the Congress. 
His reputation as a man, as a husband, father, son and brother is impeccable.
He understands poverty. He grew up in Somerville at a time when that city was a far different place than it is today.
He hustled and worked hard for everything he has in his life.