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Connie Packard Kamedulski
August 25, 2015
Sarah was one of the first people I met as a new junior at Chaffee. I will always remember how friendly and welcoming she was to me, especially at Saturday lunches when there were very few Chaffee girls to sit with. I am very sorry to hear of her passing.
Anne Kenny
May 23, 2015
Sarah's generous spirit and incredibly open nature was amazingly compelling. The smiles in these photos are as I remember Sarah always. Never negative in word or attitude. I will miss running into Sarah in the water and chatting about various things from politics and history to pedal versus paddle kayaks, always a welcome diversion from the splashings of kids. Sarah showed such gracious generosity and kindness to a family member of mine and her children in opening one of her homes to them when they needed a place to land for a short time, it was very much appreciated. Her son Sam has showed that same generous spirit to my children on occasion while they bounced around the neighborhood, so it will live on. We will miss Sarah's smile and energy this summer.
Anne, Jilian and Eoin.
Tom Mahoney
May 23, 2015
Rose Aitken
May 22, 2015
Sarah's kindness and generosity to my family as a friend and neighbor is something we are so grateful for. Her uncommon consideration for people, even strangers is something my family has learned from and will 'pay it forward'. One of the best gifts I have ever received was from Sarah. I had always wanted an outdoor Adirondack chair but was never able to afford one. Sarah found a double one for two, refurbished it, and painted it purple because she thought that was my favorite color. She genuinely cared and had a beautiful heart. She could not do enough for people and wanted to bring happiness to everyone. She would not let the physical part of her illness get in her way. As a woman much younger, I envied her energy, her positive outlook for the future, and her determination to live a full life. I will remember her as I saw her the last time: waving goodbye, her long brown hair swinging, lightly running down South Pine, hurrying home to dinner with her family. ~ Rose, Jade, Isabella, and Curtis
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