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Henry Vedrani Obituary

VEDRANI, Henry "Mike" In Amesbury, Sept. 24, 2008, age 93, beloved husband of 61 years of Blanche Teresa (Foley) Vedrani. He leaves behind his 6 children, their spouses and companions, Mary Lynne and husband George Willis of Glastonbury, CT; Barbara Anne and husband Terry Rowe of Merrimack, NH; Patricia Augusta and husband John Dore of Reading, PA; H. Michael Jr. and Pamela Shea of Amesbury; Timothy John of Amesbury and Nannette Poirier of Merrimack, NH and Michele Bridget and husband Gene Goodrich of Amesbury; 10 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, many nieces, nephews and many, friends and tradesmen from over the years. He was the brother of the late Chesarina "Rena" Knight, Daivd and Arthur Vedrani and Anita Picard. Visiting hours at Paul C. Rogers & Sons Family Funeral Home, 2 Hillside Avenue, Amesbury, will be Sunday, from 4 to 7 P.M. A memorial mass will be celebrated on Monday at 10 A.M. at St. Joseph Church of Holy Family Parish, School Street, Amesbury, followed by interment in St. Joseph Cemetery, Amesbury. Donations in his memory may be made to Holy Family Parish Renovation Fund, 6 Allen's Court, Amesbury, MA 01913.

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Published by Boston Globe on Sep. 28, 2008.

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Jeff Felter

September 29, 2008

Jeff was so glad that he got to see Mike prior to his passing. He repeatedly spoke so highly of Mike and regarded him as a prime influence on his life. He will be sorely missed.

Pat Frerkes and Jeff Felter

Joanne Bonifant (Kiger)

September 29, 2008

Uncle Henry was my godfather and I will always have such a special place in my heart for him. I can remember so many fun times we had as our families would meet every year "at the beach". Please know that all the Vedroni's will be in my prayers. I'm so sorry I could not be there in Amesbury. God bless you all and I love and miss you!

John and Judy Vedrani

September 29, 2008

We will always remember Uncle Henry as such a strong and spirited man. He truely was one of a kind!
We send our sincerest sympathy to all his children and their families.

JOY VIENS-SHERIDAN

September 28, 2008

MY VERY DEEPEST SYMPATHY...."MIKE WAS A LONG AGO FRIEND OF MY DAD..ARTHUR VIENS..HE DID LOTS OF WORK AT THE ELMS FOR MY DAD.HE WAS A GREAT GUY! ALWAYS THAT WONDERFUL SMILE..........MY PRAYERS ARE WITH HIS WONDERFUL FAMILY.

Rev. Donald Clifford

September 28, 2008

Prayers for Blanche and family and a special remembrance for Mike.

Ron Koontz

September 27, 2008

Well, I will miss “Hank” especially when he would give me that sly smile and look when I would sometimes address him as MR. VEDRANI!! He was so helpful during The Moving Wall and he would always invite me next door to his house at Landry Stadium, telling me to come over for a short visit that always turned out to be a few hours of rest in between breaks when the Wall was here. I like those who knew him will miss him and our prayers go out to his family.

Ron Koontz

John & Joy Devitt/Gagnon

September 27, 2008

Had the great pleasure of meeting Hank/Henry/Mike when we brought The Moving Wall to Amesbury. Finally found a man who loved to imbibe in "small" quantities of Jack Daniels as much as myself. Enjoyed visiting at the house with him and his family. Peace to his entire family,
John Devitt & Joy Gagnon

Michelle Lewis

September 27, 2008

My deepest sympathy to all of you for the loss of your Dad. I loved him! I ran into him a couple of years ago when I was in town, and he greeted me with a big smile and a hug. We sat and talked for a little bit. I'll remember him fondly. My thoughts are with all of you. All the best,
Michelle (Hume) Lewis

Bertina Lawliss

September 27, 2008

I am sad to learn that "Mike" has left his earthly home. He will be greatly missed by his family and many friends.When I picture him,I see a rugged man in his overalls,longjohn top,no hat, downtown Amesbury on the coldest winter day.Big smile on his face, and a big harty laugh and "Hello" to everyone!! With my deepest sympathy to "Mike's" family.

Theresa Lucchesi

September 27, 2008

Hello, I was deeply saddened to hear of Mike's passing.
He had me laughing from the minute I walked into that house. He really had a way of making everyone smile. I looked forward to my visits with him.
I am glad I was so blessed to have met him and his loving, caring, wonderful family.He was blessed to having been so wonderfully cared for by his family, you were all so good to him. I hope when I get old my kids take such wonderful care of me!
God Bless you all, may your memories make you laugh and celebrate his full life, during this difficult time. Theresa Lucchesi from Home Instead Senior Care

Cathi Magi

September 26, 2008

From Uncle Henry's cousins in Berkshire County, we so loved to visit Amesbury and share all the great memories we had growing up with all of you. Its sad to see the passing of our family, but know we will keep all the fun times in our hearts. God Bless his daughters and sons for such great care.

Louanne Johnson

September 26, 2008

Our heartfelt sympathy to the Vedrani family. Thinking of you all and sending our love.
Louanne Johnson (Inga's mother)
Fred and Merna Johnson

cathy tully

September 26, 2008

My name is Cathy Tully, I want to say I am very sorry to see that Henry is gone, He was always a great freind to my grandparents, Jean and Edward Macey, He also came and visited with me many times, years ago when I waitressed at master mcgraths in Seabrook NH, He will be missed, he was a very special man, My grandmother will really miss his freindship,I want to say thank you for him always being there for her.

Sincerely
Cathy Tully

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