Arthur J Livramento

During World War II, he served in the Army. After his retirement from the military, he was a letter carrier and served in the Merchant Marines.

He was a member of the Cape Verdean-American Veterans Association, American Legion Post 166, Veterans of Foreign Wars Fort Phoenix Post 2892, and the Merchant Mariners Club.

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1940 United States Federal Census has Arthur Birth: Circa 1924 - Massachusetts, USA Residence: 1940 - Purchase Street, New Bedford, City, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA Parents: Joaquim Livramento, Clara Livramento Siblings: Mary Livramento, Elizabeth Livramento, Edwin Livramento, Lillian Livramento, Walter Livramento, Irene Livramento, Stella Livramento

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In the civil registry office of New Bedford took leave of marry Artur Livramento, 23 years, cook, 144 Purchase St., with Irene Fernandes Morris, 24 years, 16 Perry St., Fairhaven.

Diario de Noticias Newspaper, New Bedford, Mass., 31 Oct 1946

WEDDINGS In the church of Sao de Fairhaven the couple was united by the bonds of the marriage, last Saturday, Miss Irene F. Morris and Mr. Arthur J. Livramento, officiating the ceremony was the Rev. Father Egbert Steenbeck. The Dinner was served in the hall of the Brotherhood of the Holy Spirit, reception at Verdean Hall. She was godmother of the bride, (believe this to be considered Matron of Honor) Mrs. Helena Watkins Pina and bridesmaids were Miss Millie Morris and Miss Pauline Costa, sister and cousin of the bride, Mrs. Lillian Ramos and Miss Elizabeth Livramento, sisters of the groom.

Diario de Noticias Newspaper, New Bedford, Mass., Terca-Feira ( Tuesday) 12 Nov 1946. Page 2.

Note; Last Saturday would have been 9 Nov 1946.

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NEW BEDFORD -- Arthur J. Livramento, 76, of New Bedford died Tuesday March 21, 2000 at The Oaks.

He was the son of the late Clara (Brito) and Joaquim do Livramento Jr. 

Born and raised in New Bedford, Mr. Livramento lived in various parts of the world as part of his military service, and later returned to reside in New Bedford. 

He was a communicant of Our Lady of the Assumption Church.

Mr. Livramento served in the Air Force until his retirement as a master sergeant in 1974. During World War II, he served in the Army. After his retirement from the military, he was a letter carrier and served in the Merchant Marines.

He was a member of the Cape Verdean-American Veterans Association, American Legion Post 166, Veterans of Foreign Wars Fort Phoenix Post 2892, and the Merchant Mariners Club.

Survivors include two sons, Ronald A. Livramento and his wife, Geraldine, of New Bedford, and Donald A. Livramento and his longtime companion, Robin Hurley, of Fairhaven; two daughters, Marlene A. Souza and her husband, John Souza Jr., of Marion, and Darlene A. Andrade and her husband, Anthony, of Rumford, R.I.; two brothers, Antonio R. Brito of Lisbon, Portugal, and Edwin L. Livramento of New Bedford; three sisters, Elizabeth L. Duarte of New Bedford, Lillian L. Ramos of Acushnet, and Irene L. Wilson of Philadelphia; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandsons; and many nieces and nephews.

He was the brother of the late Walter J. Livramento, Estelle "Stella" do Livramento, and Mary A. Fortes.

His funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of the Assumption Church. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery.

Arrangements are by Saunders-Dwyer Home for Funerals, 495 Park St.

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SSDI has him... Arthur J. Livramento

birth date:26 October 1923

last residence: blank

death date:21 March 2000

He is the late Arthur J. Livramento in his wife's 2013 obit.