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Cecilia Goula, 91, of Rockland Road in Scituate, passed away on Monday, June 6th with her family at her bedside in Fatima Hospital, North Providence. Born in Fall River, MA, she was the daughter of the late Frank and Helen ( Beszak) Strzesak of Cumberland RI. She had lived in Scituate for the last 25 years and previously lived in Cumberland RI. She enjoyed Knitting, Quilting and she loved her Antiques. She was also an avid hockey fan and loved to watch her grandsons play as well as every Boston Bruin Game. She also enjoyed playing cards with friends and family. She leaves her children, Susan Luther and her husband Mark Luther of Scituate, Gail Ryznar and her husband Wayne Ryznar of New Hartford CT. She also leaves 5 Grandchildren Katherine Haibi and husband Robert of Jupiter Florida, Rebecca Ryznar of Centennial, Colorado, Derek Luther and his wife Madison of Hope RI, Bryan Luther of North Scituate RI, Samuel Luther of Rumford Maine and a great-grandson to Hudson Luther of Hope RI. She was the mother of the late Richard Goula. Her Services and Funeral were private.
The Anderson-Winfield Funeral Home was founded in 1987 by Robert and Joan Winfield, Charlene Winfield Capuano and Thomas Winfield. Formerly the Winfield Funeral Home, our family has continued a tradition of funeral service since 1928. It is our desire to help you ease the burden that the death of a loved one places on your family. Our staff has the knowledge, experience and background needed to answer your funeral related questions. A funeral is a trust placed in us that we are honored to handle with compassion and dignity. We will strive to reciprocate that trust by providing you with personalized, dignified, and professional service.
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