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Tina Howard
August 13, 2008
Aunt Mary, June, Rick, Karen, Joyce, and Grandchildren,
I'm not very good at this. ( Joyce you know I can't spell! ) But I really have the need to let all of you know how much Uncle Skip meant to us.
From the time I was little, he was so funny... with Ham and Eggs... and Mystery Rides that mostly ended up at the airport. I don't know how we didn't catch on?? And don't forget the song, I Had a Dog named Rex.
We are so grateful for all the things he did for my Mom. He was always there to help her with anything she needed, and he always did it gladly. I am sure the big guy upstairs has him doing something very important... maybe working with the weather.
He will be missed by anyone who has ever had the honor of meeting him.
Bless you all in your time of sorrow,
Tina and David
Henry Rand
August 11, 2008
Dear Mary; Dick will be sorely missed by all of his Norton and YMCA friends who appreciated his service as a member of the Norton Alumni Social Club and a volunteer to the Greendale Family Branch YMCA Annual Partner with Youth Campaign. Dick worked for three years on our Annual Clambake at SAC Park before becoming a member of the committee. He was introduced to us through his friend from Maine Dick Lord. He was such a good worker, I asked him to join the committee. We held a meeting on August 5th and all of the members present were asked to pray for his recovery. We were all saddened to learn of his passing the following day. He sold raffle tickets at our Annual Spring Fling in May and our Clambake in September. His volunteer work at the YMCA made it possible to achieve record contributions last year for the Annual Partner with Youth Campaign providing scholarships to children in the Greater Worcester area enabling them to attend summer camp as well as other programs throught the year. There wasn't anything that I would ask Dick to do that he wasn't willing and able to oblidge. People like Dick can't be replaced and they are few and far between because the majority of people dont want to become involved or make the commitment or have the passion that Dick displayed in helping others. May God Hold Him In The Palm Of His Hand. Henry Rand
Kathleen Enman
August 10, 2008
To: The Howard Family
Please accept my deepest sympathies. His family will truely miss him. He will always be remembered as my neighbor and friend. Many thanks for escourting my mom to coffee each week. He will surely be missed.
Tim Strub
August 8, 2008
Dear Mary, Rick, June, Karen and Joyce,
My heart is broken, as all of yours must be. Skip was a wonderful, wonderful man who loved his wife and family and was always willing to share a story about any of you or your children. I'll cherish my memories of Skipper....
Tim
Nancy Russo
August 8, 2008
Aunt Mary and family, know that we are with you now feeling your loss and we will be here for you whenever you need us.
There are no words that can express the loss that so many of us are feeling. Uncle Skip has been so much to so many. He was someone that would drop what he was doing to help someone out and it didn't matter who it was he was right there to help. He was so caring and giving. I know in my heart that he has a special place in heaven and hopfully that's right next to my Dad. Above all, he meant the world to me personally. He was my dearest uncle, a second father, and someone I could count on to make me laugh, all rolled all into one. The wonderful memories of camping, going to the dump and so many more will live in my heart for the rest of my life.
With Love and Deepest Sympathies,
Nancy & John
Ang DuDeVoire & Dick Lord
August 8, 2008
Mary and Family,
Dick and I want you all to know how sorry we are that we've lost such a wonderful friend. His corny stories and crazy songs will long be remembered by all who knew him. We will be with you all tomorrow. Our Love and prayers,
Donna + Ken Owens
August 8, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jill Howard
August 8, 2008
God must have needed a new angel to make him laugh. God certainly knew the right guy. Grandpa, I can already picture you teaching everyone up there how to sing "ham & eggs". I love you and miss you, but I know I will see you again someday.
Joyce Sardagnola
August 8, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Joanne Bergeron
August 8, 2008
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Meghan McQuade Boyle
August 8, 2008
Dear Uncle Skip,
You were a wonderful father, husband, brother, uncle, and an eager world traveler who was always happy to talk about your adventures. Growing up in the Raymond family, I treasure memories of you at every family function, sitting faithfully by my grandmother Catherine's side! You are deeply loved and will be missed. My sincere condolences to Aunt Mary and your family.
Claudia Broschart
August 8, 2008
Karen, my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I've come to know how close you and your family are and can only say that my prayers and thoughts are with all of you at this sad time. I know in time you'll come to remember warm and happier times you've spent with your father and will look back on all the gifts he's blessed your lives with. Again, my deepest sympathy.
lori morini
August 8, 2008
keeping you in my thoughts and prayers
Charlotte LaRochelle
August 8, 2008
I was saddened to learn of the passing of your Father, Husband and Grandfather. I have heard many a story about this man who cared for his family with love and respect. He will be sadly missed by all of you but will remain in your hearts and thoughts forever. With sympathy.
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