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Stanetsky Memorial Chapels - Canton

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Canton, Massachusetts

Lorraine Goldman Obituary

Of Peabody formerly of Braintree. Entered into rest October 17, 2007. Beloved wife of the late Samuel Goldman. Devoted mother Shari J. LoPilato and her husband Stephen and Randall S. Goldman and his wife Laura. Loving sister of the late Dorothy Cooperman and Irving Marcus. Cherished grandmother of Tyler S. and Jenna L. LoPilato and Emily Rose and Wesley J. Goldman. Services at the Stanetsky Memorial Chapel 475 Washington St. CANTON on Friday, October 19th at 11 AM. Family will receive visitors at the home of Randall & Laura Goldman following interment through Saturday evening. Expressions of sympathy in her memory may be donated to Mass. Chapter American Parkinson Diseases, 720 Harrison Ave., Boston MA 02118 STANETSKY MEMORIAL CHAPEL 781-821-4600 WWW.STANETSKY.COM

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Published by Boston Globe on Oct. 18, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Lorraine Goldman

6 Entries

Grace Newman

October 23, 2007

Shari,
I am sorry we never got to meet, but I am one of the Jewish Pastoral Volunteers at Renaissance Gardens, and wanted to express my sympathy to you and your family.
I had gotten to know Lorraine over the past 7 to 8 months, and I will miss my weekly visits to her.

Anita Rudin

October 22, 2007

Dear Goldman Family, Sincere sympathy on your loss. I visited Lorraine once a week through the Jewish Pastoral Dept. She was a very special lady. May her memory be as a blessing to your entire family. Sincerely, Anita Rudin

Helen Knudsen

October 20, 2007

To have known your Mom was to love her. Having not seen her for many years I know she must have been the same vibrant person that I square-danced with many years ago. I am sure your Dad will be glad to have her by his side once again.

Rosanne Driscoll

October 18, 2007

I will really miss Lorraine. My mother always taught me that Lorraine had all the brains in the family. She was a real mentor to me, especially during the Nantasket years when I was learning to be the adult that I am today.

Jamie and Al Marescalchi

October 18, 2007

To Randy, Laura, Shari and Steve,
Al and I are so sorry to hear of Lorraine's passing. She has been the most courageous person we have ever known. She has been an inspriation to all of us. She will be sadly missed but she will always live on in our hearts just like Sam. We hope she has found peace, health and happiness in her eternal life.
Love,
Jamie (Young Aunt Jamie as she called me)
and Al

Rebecca Alfonso, Program Manager Renaissance Gardens at BBV

October 18, 2007

I was so sorry to hear of Lorraine's passing. She was always so happy and full of life. Lorraine would always stop in my office on the way back from dinner to share a kind word or just visit. I really enjoyed the time with her and listening to her stories.

I remember doing her hair for our Evening of Art and Enchantment formal event a few years ago and how she wanted to her hair to look like it did in the picture on her wall. I did manage to get it to look nice and she really appreciated it. Lorraine was always a pillar of strength and faced her parkinson's disease with optimism and hope. She never let that disease beat her spirit. This was very inspirational to me and I will not forget it. I am so sorry for your loss. I will be assembling a memory album for you. Again, my deepest sympathy to you and your family. Rebecca Alfonso, Program Manager at Renaissance Gardens at Brooksby Village

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