Condolence From: Paul &Nanette Lowe
Condolence: Norma and Pat it is so sad to hear about your mom's passing we will miss her very much. I plan to be at the Funeral on Monday and will serve the Mass for Fr.Gene I will pray for you and your sister your mom is already in Heaven with the Lord. Paul Lowe
Saturday March 22, 2008
Condolence From: Kristine Smith Gonzalez
Condolence: Grammy, we were driving down to see my mom on Thursday and my stepdaughter, Kayla saw the rays of sunshine peering through the clouds and she said "Look, Kris, God is letting us know that he is so happy that he has Gram-Gram". That was so fitting because you were and always will be a ray of sunshine in my life. I can still see you singing and dancing in our kitchen on South Airline Road in Wallingford, CT. I will miss you. All my love, your granddaughter, Kristine
Saturday March 22, 2008
Condolence From: Dorothy Shaw
Condolence: Gram Blanche was the only grandparent I had for fifty years -- her smile and cheerfulness will never be forgotten. Goodby for now and may you enjoy your well earned rest.
Friday March 21, 2008
Condolence From: Diana Chevrier Smith
Condolence: My Grandmother, Blanche, was a very special person to me. She came to Connecticut almost every summer to take care of me when my mother, Norma, was working. I also spent many summers with her at her home on Adams St. Not only was she an inspiration to me, as a hardworking, loving person - she taught me so much about life. Her loss can never be replaced. I feel that a piece of my heart is gone. I cannot think of anyone who was as fiercely devoted, kind, and loving to everyone she came in contact with. God Bless you, Grammy. I hope you are in a better place and you are smiling down on us. Love - Diana
Friday March 21, 2008
Condolence From: Fr Paul Sullivan SJ
Condolence: Blanche was a great person. I always enjoyed visiting her in Eastport and then Calais - and I am sure she was very happy to get back to her beloved Eastport more recently. Since she so loved bringing people together to feed them, I thought it may not be coincidental that the Lord called her on the day of his Last Supper. I wish I could be in Eastport to celebrate her life but will remember her at Mass here in CT.
Friday March 21, 2008
Condolence From: Brian G. Shaw
Condolence: In many ways it is always sad to see someone you know and love pass away. Yet, I still find myself in awe with regards to how she managed to survive for 110 years and remain in relatively good health. It is truly a blessing that only very few ever get to experience. In addition to longevity, Blanche was an inspiration to many of us and will be sorely missed.
Friday March 21, 2008
Condolence From: Chick and Marylou
Condolence: Mike, Joanne and Alice, when I read the obits this morning my first thought was that your gram was a softspoken caring person. I can remember serveral occasions that we had the pleasure of being in her company with you mom and dad. I am sure that she is having her cup of tea with them at this moment. Comfort to the three of you.
Friday March 21, 2008
Condolence From: Timothy Healy
Condolence: My condolences are with all of Blanche's family. A life well lived, full of love and sharing happiness. Wow, 110 years young! You are in my thoughts and prayers as Blanche is busy with her lovely smile greeting so many people whose lives she touched along the way. It is fitting on Good Friday to pay tribute to a great lady.
Friday March 21, 2008
Condolence From: Marion Trott
Condolence: SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOST. I GOT TO KNOW BLANCHE WHEN SHE LIVED AT FOLLIS PLACE. SHE WAS A LOVELY LADY AND A LOT OF FUN TO BE WITH.I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH HER DAUGHTER NORMA. WILL BE PRAYING FOR YOU BOTH PAT AND NORMA. I KNOW HOW MUCH AND DEAR YOUR MOM WAS TO YOU BOTH. GOD BLESS.
Friday March 21, 2008
