Winnifred M. "Winnie" Caswell

Dear Leah, Dale & family
We are so sad to hear of your Mom's passing. I will always remember them from Wentworth Park and we looked forward to seeing them at the Baptist Church Red Sleigh Fair each Fall. Our sincerest sympathies to you all.

My deepest sympathy to the Caswell family. I have many fond memories of being in Winnie's Jr. Choir at the Middle St. Baptist Church. She was a very giving person to young people. A life well lived.

My father, Richard Day, asked that I express his condolences to Mrs. Caswell's family. He remembers her very fondly as Miss Claus, newly-minted music teacher, when he was a seventh grade student. She mentored him in a recitation of the Pied Piper of Hamlin. Our sincere sympathy on your loss.

Dear Dale, Leah, and family,
We were so sad to hear your mother passed away. I'm sure she missed your father so much. I always grew up hearing "Kenny & Winnie" stories from my folks and will continue to enjoy them. We thought so highly of both of them. Love to you all.

Smart, smiling, energetic, Mrs. Caswell was a dear friend of my parents, Dr. and Mrs. Justin Flanigan. She was a very kind and caring person, but no push over. My condolences to her family.

A beautiful person in so many ways. See touched the children of Portsmouth, including Ilene Woods,the voice of Disney's Cinderella. She is missed.
"Danny" and Carol Pearson