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Brenda Lee (Baldwin) Savoie
lifelong resident of Chelmsford; 73
CHELMSFORD -- Brenda Lee (Baldwin) Savoie, lifelong resident of Chelmsford and beloved wife of the late Roland J. Savoie, Sr., passed away on Wednesday, January 22, 2014, at the age of 73, at home in Litchfield, NH, surrounded by family.
Born August 25, 1940, to Thomas Lester Baldwin and Alice Elizabeth (Tilton) Baldwin, Brenda was the youngest of 13 children. In her youth, she was a champion jitterbug dancer, and enjoyed ice skating and roller skating.
With a strong love for God, a great sense of humor, and a zest for life, Brenda's interests were varied. She was a member of The Congregational Church in North Chelmsford, and a former member of Calvary Baptist Church in Lowell. She served her children as Brownie Troup Leader, and chaperoned many school field trips. At home, she enjoyed crocheting, macramé, ceramics, landscaping, gardening, swimming, and home decorating. Her home was annually photographed by Chelmsford newspaper staff for her Christmas lights displays. She loved spending time with family and pets, taking scenic trips to the White Mountains, Cape Cod, Maine, and Florida.
Brenda is survived by her children: Tammy Savoie and Alison Savoie Krane of Litchfield, NH, and Roland "RJ" Savoie, Jr. and his wife, Karin Marie, of Nashua, NH, and three grandchildren: Amber Krane of Litchfield, NH; Shanelle and Kiefer Savoie of Nashua, NH. In addition, she is survived by four siblings: Everett "Whitey" Baldwin and Ronald "Babe" Baldwin of Billerica, MA; Barbara Stuart and George "Choppy" Baldwin, Sr. of Lowell, MA. She is also survived by brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Brenda is predeceased by eight siblings: Alice Pearl Baldwin McDowell Susbury; Ethel Baldwin Riel; Lester Baldwin; Shirley Baldwin Cloutier; Ellsworth Baldwin; Donald Baldwin; Richard Baldwin; Dorothy Baldwin Brumley.
SAVOIE -- Family and friends are invited to meet at BLAKE FUNERAL HOME, 24 Worthen Street, CHELMSFORD, MA, on Saturday, January 25, 2014, at 10am, to join Pastor Steve Burkett in celebration of Brenda's life. Burial at Pine Ridge Cemetery, 130 Billerica Rd., Chelmsford, MA. Funeral Director, Paul A. Hardy, Jr. For online condolences visit BLAKEFUNERALHOME.COM.
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I was wondering why I have been thinking of you lately. I have lost so many people it's hard to remember dates. I always regarded you as my friend not my aunt. We had a lot of laughs over the years at the Hi Hat and always going gaga over our love for Elvis. I remember Gram calling us a couple of weirdos for loving Elvis. We also had fun when the four of us, Ray, Roland, you and I would get together. I remember the time we made pizza and the olive oil we used was rancid. It was no good to eat and we had to order out. Thank you for being my friend, aunt and confidant. I will have you in my heart until we meet again. Love, Alice
Alice McLaughlin
Family
January 21, 2023
You will be greatly missed Auntie Brenda, I will always remember our families times together at Sebago Lake Happy memories,,
love Donna Ianucci Lamarche and Linda Ianuci
January 24, 2014
Tammi,Alison,RJ,Karen and Grandchildren sorry for your loss. Remember all the good times you had with her, I will always remember her as a great person and Aunt. RIP Brenda
Love Shirley A
Shirley Cloutier
January 24, 2014
RIP Bren. Thank you for all the wonderful memories growing up. I will never forget your very hearty laugh and our shared love of Elvis that remains today. I will miss you but hope you are at peace and happy with the rest of the family. You have always been all about family. Alice
January 24, 2014
MAY YOU R.I.P. AUNT BRENDA YOU WAS A GREAT PERSON I REMEMBER ALL THE TIMES ME AND MY MOM WENT TO YUR HOUSE IN CHELMSFORD WHEN I WAS LIL TO GO SWIMMING WE HAD GOOD MEMORY'S. .LUV YA
TARA, DEBBIE RIEL
January 24, 2014
RIP Auntie Brenda... you will always be in our hearts and thoughts! We love you and will forever miss you. Always there for anything we had and always supporting everyone you knew!
Crystal McCormick
January 24, 2014
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