Lorraine Supinski

To the Family of Ms. Supinksi my deepest condolences. How I wish I would have known earlier. Not only did I have her as my teacher, my 2 oldest children also had her. To this day I remember that even though she was very strick, she was extremely fair and compasioniate. She help me through a couple of tough times. When we talk about favorite teachers she definately was mine... May the Lord to give you the strength during this difficult. God Bless Ms. Supinski some day we will meet again.

My brother and I both had Ms. Supinski in 2nd grade and then again in 5th grade. We both hared similar experiences and over the years, neither one of us has forgotten the kind of teacher Ms. Supinski was.

to the family good luck and God bless, I had her in two different grades 2, and 7th.

I send my deepest condolences to the family of Ms. Supinski. My prayers are with you.
Ms. Supinski was my 7th grade English & History teacher at BCA. Her teaching style and good discipline made her one of the best. She challenged her students and made learning exciting.
Ms. Supinski's selfless dedication to her students, her school, and her faith is very honorable and inspiring. Ms. Supinski touched many lives. She lives on in those she impacted.
Thank you for everything you...

Miss Supinski was one of my favorite teachers she taught me in the 2nd grade and then I was lucky enough to have her again in the 5th grade at Immaculate Conception. She was tough, but a very fair teacher. I often thought about her throughout the years and would occasionally run into her and even after many years have past she always remembered my name and had something pleasant to say.

My sympathies to the Supinski family and may she rest in peace.

To the family,
I haven't seen Lorry for awhile but have thought about her. I have learned a lot about teaching from her. I will always have good memories about her. Have a beer with my mom Lorry.

I am her niece 'Denise'. I am a teacher as she was, and will strive to be the teacher that students will remember fondly as they age. Thank you all for your kind words,
and God Bless you Auntie Raine.

"What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains, and is, immortal"-Albert Pine
Ms. Supinski surely is an example of this. I doubt there isn't anyone of us that had her as a teacher that doesn't have a story about her. Know you are immortal Ms. Supinski! I hope they have beer and church picnics up there because I know you'll be the one to start the water ballon fight and get a wink from God.

Ms. Supinski was a great teacher. I had her for several years while I was at Immaculate Conception. She was tough, but that toughness and persistence is something I still carry with me today. I owe my grammar skills to her and hope that you know how much she was appreciated.