Arnold N. Camire

Baby Arnold, Mark, Cherie and Joan

Roland and I are so very happy that we finally made it to the funeral. We both really knew Arnold a long time. I remember playing in the field behind the house on Alfred St. in Biddeford. We were all so carefree. Life goes by so fast.

I know Roland enjoyed talking to Arnold the many times they talked these past few months, and when they both had the bi-pass surgery talks.

It was so nice of Joan and Arnold to come up to Maine and help...

very sorry for your loss Maura

To the family of Arnold N. Camire: Wewant to express our deepest and sincere sympathy in the loss of your father [our cousin]. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Patricia Fecteau Walton and Michael Fecteau.

TO CHERIE,MARK & ARNOLD; STEVE & I ARE SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR FATHER,MY BROTHER.WE HOPE YOU WILL FIND PEACE KNOWING THAT HE WILL SPEND ETERNITY WITH YOUR MOTHER,CAROLINE.WE MISS THEM BOTH & WISH WE COULD BE CLOSER.OUR PRAYERS GO OUT TO ALL OF YOU DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME. LOVE
STEVE & CAROL

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family,
Linda & Rob Guyette

Dear Arnold,Mark, and Cherie, May you be comforted at this difficult time of loss. When both your parents are gone there is an ache and loss in your heart that never goes away, but now the three of you as siblings have each other to carry on being a support for each other. I loved having Arnold as my older cousin and it was so fun having such a big group of cousins to belong to. The Camire family connections are still alive and well. Take care. Becky Hagen

Dear Arnie and family,
I'm very sorry for the loss of your dad. I'm sure all of you have fond and wonderful memories of him. Thank you for thinking of the John Nerdon Camp for special needs. My daughter attend the camp every summer and it is wonderful for special needs to get together and renew freindships.
May the Good Lord watch over all of you and may the angels welcome your dad to Heavens gate.
Debra Belancik (Joe Tkacz sister)