THURSDAY, JAnUARY 20, 2022 35 CENTS School Committee

By Cray ShumanThey came together as one congregation and one community for a Mass of Christian Burial Monday to say farewell to the Rev. Patrick Francis Healy, the long-time chaplain of the Chelsea Soldiers Rev. Michael O Hara led the funer-al Mass at St. Michael s Chapel for the Rev. Healy, who passed away on Jan-uary 12, 2022, at the age of 100. Family and friends and state and local officials attended the observance which truly was a celebra-tion of the universally be-loved clergyman s incred-ible life story that began in Charlestown and spanned the entire globe through his highly decorated ser-vice (various campaign medals and three Bronze Stars) in the United States Army as a O Flaherty, a former state represen-tative and chief counsel to former Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, rose to the occasion with a beautiful, touching eulogy for the Rev.

Voters in the 12 voca-tional district communi-ties, including Chelsea, will be able to weigh in on the funding of the pro-posed $317 million proj-ect in Wakefield on Tues-day, Jan. 25. Polls will be open in Chelsea in the City Council Chambers at City Hall from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. At last Thursday’s rally, a number of city officials

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