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Michael Greim
October 6, 2008
This is a very sad day. I am heartbroken for myself and the family. I fondly remember our times when any and all of our families would get together. I will say a prayer for them all looking forward.
Robin (Fitzpatrick) McLeod
October 6, 2008
My sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the entire Guindon family. Keep good memories close as you try to return to life's routine.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Love,
Susan Guindon Connor
October 6, 2008
Auntie Bea was a very special angel here on earth and will now be enjoying looking over all of her children and grandchildren from her special spot in Heaven.
Nancy Guindon Stearns
October 6, 2008
I was so saddened and heartbroken to get a call from my sister informing me of Auntie Bea's passing. She was such a loving Aunt to our big family. I hold many special memories of holidays & cookouts as we were growing up.
May your memories, Uncle Paul and my cousins, of her immense love for her family comfort you as grieve.
Jack and Sue Guindon
October 5, 2008
We were so heartbroken to hear of our dear beloved Bea's passing. Our love goes out to you Paul and all our wonderful nephews and neice and their families. Our love to you all, Jack and Sue
Joyce Lukkarinen (Guindon)
October 5, 2008
I am saddened to hear about Auntie Bea. She was a very special lady! I have many fond memories of her "back in the day". Auntie Bea and My mom were so close, and would spend hours chatting and laughing...there was always laughter. My sympathies to you Uncle Paul and to my cousins.
Diane Guindon
October 4, 2008
I am sorry and saddened at the loss of Auntie Bea. My family and I have wonderful memories of her as we were growing up. My sympathies to Uncle Paul and my cousins.
Bob and Pattie Guindon
October 4, 2008
To Paul and Family,
We are so saddened to read about the loss of your beloved wife and mother. We will be trying to reach you and hope we can have the opportunity to express our deepest sorrow for your loss.
Bob and Pattie
We have been trying without success
Please help us reach you..
[email protected]
Emily Guindon Callahan
October 4, 2008
My deepest sympathy to Uncle Paul and family. I am so sad to hear about Auntie Bea. She was a great lady! I'm sorry that I was not informed of her passing otherwise I would have paid my respects to the family. She will be very missed
Judy Emde
September 29, 2008
Dear Amy, John, Renai, Johnny and Maverick I was so sorry to hear about your Mom and MereMere. I could tell from the few times I met her she was a special person. You and all of your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Judy
Gail Cahaly
September 29, 2008
Dear Paul, Children & Their Families,
Words cannot express how sad we all are at the loss of Bea. The first day we moved to Westwood in 1976 I took Ronnie & Kimberly for a walk up to the Downey School and this beautiful Mom turned around and said "Welcome" I'm Bea Guindon. From that day on I enjoyed being
her friend and we ladies in the neighborhood loved to go have tea together at Bea's house after school. Bea and I kept in touch every 2 or 3 weeks with our conversations always being about our children and grandchildren. Our last conversation was on September 17th and she was her usual happy self to be talking about her family. I will miss our telephone giggles. I am sure that Bea will be using her angel wings to watch over all of you. God bless you my friend. Love Gail Cahaly and Family
Carole Moore
September 29, 2008
Bea was a wonderful neighbor & friend for many years that I lived
in Westwood. She had a great
since of humor & loved to laugh.
We had so many good times with
our children. She took care of my
oldest child Kelly when I had my
second daughter Kerry. Because
her children were older she was a
great help for me with advice in
bringing them up.
We had many cups of tea together.
She loved her family & was a good
friend to me and many on Smith Drive
in Westwood.
Barbara Norton
September 29, 2008
Our deepest sympathy to the Guindon family. She was a very special member of the Class of 1957 at Roslindale High School. We all loved her. Barbara O'Hara Norton
Jan Gildea
September 29, 2008
I am thankful for MereMere. Thankful that she raised a beautiful daughter(inside & out) that enriches my brother's life every day. A dedicated mother, daughter, sister, wife, aunt, friend-just like Bea. Thankful for her sons. Each unique, always respectful, caring, and handsome. Thankful for PerePere. The devotion for each other always evident & loving. Thankful for her grandchildren. No matter what conversation we had, it always turned into us both gloating about them. SO smart. SO funny. SO cute. The next president of the U.S.A., saving the earth, being rich--ALL of them. Thankful for her love of John & Amy. Together with her support they have made me an Auntie of Renai, Johnny, & Maverick--a role I cherish. Thankful for her appreciation of others. How special I felt when she sent ME flowers for taking a little extra care of her Amy when she didn't feel well. How equally impressed I was when she sent gorgeous Poinsiettas to all of her children's in-laws thanking them for THIER children. Thankful for her role as my insurance agent. She never said anything negative, even when I called for the hundredth time that --oops-- forget to mail the check and I got another cancellation notice. She'd always say--let me tell the big guy, he'll take care of it. And he always did. Thankful for her love of plants, animals, cooking and children.--Qualities I see continue every day in her children and grandchildren. Thankful for her wanting and seeing the best in all of us. God Bless You MereMere
Martha Pratt
September 28, 2008
I have been trying all morning to decide what I want to write but I can't come up with something clever. So I am just going to share what I feel in my heart. I have no words to express my sadness, Bea has been an important part of my life and heart ever since we met at NEL in maybe 1961. We both named our daughters with Little Women names, she was my maid of honor because she was my best friend. I have so many memories of her and how we could always laugh together no matter what adversity we were facing. We shared our joys and our sorrows. I know how much she loved her family-all of you. She talked about each and everyone of you and her pride in all of your accomplishments. You were special to her and she loved you each dearly. She was a special person and we have been fortunate to have her in our lives. Although we will miss her we will never be without her because of her love and our love for her. God Bless all of the Guindon family and may He give you comfort now.
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