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Bar News - July 9, 2004 In Memoriam ~ Cattani, Greelish Louis J. Cattani Louis J. Cattani died from cancer at his home in Newbury on May 18, 2004. Cattani, the son of Louis and Louise Cattani, was born in Brooklyn on Jan. 28, 1948. He graduated from Wagner College, Staten Island, in 1969 and then joined the Peace Corps, serving as a volunteer in Malaysia. Upon leaving the Peace Corps, Cattani traveled extensively in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific; in 1972 he hitchhiked across Australia from Sydney to Perth. Cattani attended Vermont Law School in Royalton and was the first editor-in-chief of the Vermont Law Review. After graduating in 1977, he became Deputy States Attorney for Caledonia County, later practicing law in both Vermont and New Hampshire; he specialized in trial work and retired in 2003. Lou enjoyed working in the theater and had both lead and supporting roles in a number of plays with the Old Church Theater in Bradford and the Tabor Valley Players. Over the years he organized many mock trial programs for senior classes at Oxbow School and at Blue Mountain Union School. An excellent bowler, an accomplished chess player and an avid golfer, he enjoyed hiking and kayaking—and in later years, wrote and published several short stories. Cattani is survived by his wife, Jonnie; two sons, Joseph and Charles; two granddaughters, Veronica and Lilyanna; his mother Louise; his sister, Veronica Basker; his daughter-in-law, a nephew and niece; and many relatives and in-laws. Tamara A. Greelish Tamara A. Greelish, 37, a lifelong resident of Melrose, Mass., died Feb. 19, 2004 at her home. Ms. Greelish was born and raised in Melrose and graduated from Melrose High School in 1984, from Brandeis University in 1998 and from Suffolk University Law School in 1991. Greelish became an instructor with Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, but set up a solo practice in Melrose about six years ago. She was a member of the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Bar Associations and a founding member of the Melrose Alliance Against Violence. Greelish was the wife of Mark I. DiGiovanni and the mother of Brian M. DiGiovanni, also of Melrose. She was the daughter of Joseph P. Greelish and the late Beatrice V. Greelish; sister of Patricia A. Band; and sister of Michael J. Greelish and Peter J. Greelish. A memorial service was held on Feb. 28, 2004 at the Mt. Hood Golf course in Melrose. In memory of our colleagues Louis J. Cattani and Tamara A. Greelish, the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Board of Governors has contributed to the New Hampshire Bar Foundation, 112 Pleasant Street, Concord, NH 03301. Condolences to the Quays THE BAR ASSOCIATION extends its deepest condolences to Bar members James and Phyllis Quay on the sudden loss of their son, Bob, in an bicycle accident last month. Their son had recently graduated from Williams College. The family facilitated donations of his organs for transplantation.
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