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Cynthia Lachapelle Obituary
She is survived by her parents, Clarence "Chick" and Jeannette M. (Cournoyer) Lachapelle of Whitinsville; her brother, David G. and his wife Denise (Roy) Lachapelle of Northbridge; two nephews, David C. and Christopher R. Lachapelle of California and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
She was born in Northbridge on April 19, 1951 and lived with her parents for many years, before moving to the Alternative's group home on High St. in Uxbridge. Cynthia had recently become a resident at the Glavin Regional Center in Shrewsbury. She enjoyed her family and listening to music.
Her funeral services will be private and held at the convenience of the family. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Joseph and Leoza Lachapelle Memorial Scholarship Fund c/o Jacqueline Blinhorn, P.O. Box 331, North Uxbridge, MA 01538. Jackman Funeral Home 12 Spring St., is directing arrangements.
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Memories and Condolences
for Cynthia Lachapelle
Ray & Nadine Kane
July 21, 2008
My sympathies go out to you and your family.
At this time of great sorrow,
You are all in my prayers.
Life is a weird thing,
The way it takes when it feels like it,
Gives when it wants,
It makes us stronger in doing so.
Only the good are taken first,
To remain in our lives as guardian angels,
Your Daughter lived a rich life.
She had a wonderful family,
That was always there for her,
For that she was thankful.
Always remember the good times,
Remember her smiles and laughter,
She would have wanted you to.
A funeral is not about death,
It is a celebration of a person’s life,
And of the memories that are left behind.
As your Daughter is laid to rest,
Remember she will always be with you all,
A piece of her remains in each and every one of you.
Loss is always a hard part of life,
But never forget you are not alone,
For her spirit lives in each of you,
So let her spirit live on.
Your friends and family will always be there,
To cry with you,
To laugh with you,
To get angry with you,
Most of all,
They are there to remember with you.
In saying this Sincerely,
In this time of grieving,
I hope you all find comfort in each other,
And your sadness turns to happy memories quickly.
With Sympathy
The Kane Family
Tina Buono
July 19, 2008
Cynthia was an energetic soul who kept us on our toes! She will be missed by all of us here at Glavin.
My deepest sympathy. God Bless.
sao brandt
July 18, 2008
i miss you. we miss to you to. i have fun with her.i love you so much.
Rita Patel
July 18, 2008
I love you Cynthia-I miss you very much
Sue Kelly
July 18, 2008
Your daughter and I had a very special friendship. There is a void in my heart. I will carry her in my heart always. God Bless Sue Kelly
All of Us, Uxbridge House
July 18, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your season of sadness. May the wonderful memories that you shared with Cindy be a comfort to you.
Helen Shea
July 17, 2008
My deepest sympathy to your family, Sincerely
Jane McCue Magner
July 17, 2008
Glavin residents, staff and myself are sadden at the loss of our angel, Cynthia. She was a special lady and we truly miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time
David Cignetti
July 17, 2008
She will be missed greatly at the Glavin Center.
paul dumas
July 17, 2008
I will miss my little friend, we spent alot of time together. All the those times coloring and shopping. Talking about all of her belongings and when she would talk to her family she would drive us crazy. I'm going to miss my little friend, it's hard to believe she's gone because she brightend up my day by making me laugh.
David Olen
July 17, 2008
Chicky, David, Denise:
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. A true angel has entered the gates of Heaven.
David and Dawn Olen
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