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Alyson Bergandine (Errichetti)
November 15, 2008
making sausage and peppers to go out on Billy's boat for fireworks, walking down to the ocean with plastic cups filled with wine, meeting at the airport so she could give Andrew some books before she flew off, holding the door open & standing back to watch Frankie race inside, the Elvis bust, watching Stuart Little with the cats, buying flowers for the deck, Outback restaurant, hanging out at the bench near Marblehead Lighthouse, three hour phone calls while doing laundry, Portmeirion vs. Brambly Hedge, sneaking her Chanel perfume, rolling down the hill, watching Patchee chase the deer, stopping the car at Star of the Sea to light a candle and say a quick prayer, drinking champagne before the wedding at Mary Ann's, shopping at Talbot's, eating crab salad sandwiches on toasted hot dog buns, having to comb out the rug tassles, early morning wake up calls, laughter....I bought a Norfolk Island Pine and named it Lynney...
Errichetti Family
November 14, 2008
We have wonderful memories of Lynney. She was a loving grandmother to our two children, Kady and Karina. She was a caring step-mother to my husband, Chris. She was a wonderful mom in law to me. A true giver to her family, friends and community.
We love her
We will miss her
We will forever remember her.
We love you Lynney, Jacqui
Cindy Jones
November 14, 2008
I worked with Lynda for many years, and she was a true friend. She was a wonderful person who faced her illness with determination and a positive attitude. She was an inspiration to everyone who knew her. I will miss her greatly, and my deepest sympathy goes to her family.
Nancy Crowley Hatfield
November 13, 2008
Lynda was a fantastic woman. I was fortunate enough to get to know her as I cared for her cats as her veterinarian. She has been reunited with them in heaven.
Arlene Pero
November 13, 2008
I came to know Lynda when I moved next door to her. A very classy & elegant lady. A great neighbor who always had a smile on her face. She will be missed.
Renee Woods
November 12, 2008
We're so sorry to hear about Lynda. We've known her for a very long time even through High School days. She was a lot of fun to be around and was always a very happy person..We give our deepest sympathy to everyone in her family...
The Flint Family
November 12, 2008
Lynda was and always will be one elegant and classy lady. She resided at our property in Beverly, MA and was always a joy to talk to and was always a great friend and neighbor. She faced her illness with courage, faith, and determination. Our deepest respect and sincere condolences to her father, her son, and Lynda's whole family.
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P I Corney
November 12, 2008
My deepest sympathy to Tim on the loss of his mother Lynda. To his family and relatives.
Pat Corney
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