AUSTIN L. CANNON III

Dear Carol and family So sorry to hear of your loss I remember all the good times we had in our teaching experiences and friends we shared May God help you through this period of your life Barbara and Dick Lanzillo

I played right guard beside Austie at CM, loved him then, miss him now! Rest in Peace.

Dear Carol and Family, Please accept my thoughts, prayers, condolences and sympathy on your loss. Austin was a great family man and I grew to know him and admire the love and commitment he had for all of you and the support he gave to the boys at CM. May you be consoled with the love and memories you hold in your hearts and with the faith that reminds us that Austin now lives in the loving presence of God. I wish I could offer my condolences in person. Former President of CM

My condolences to Carol and the Cannon family. My brother Bob was a good friend and coached in the Charlie Doyle Football League with 'Austin from Boston'. I have many great memories as the water boy from the CDFL Champion Colts team.

To the Cannon Family: Please accept our deepest sympathies. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Michael Sullivan And the Members of the Middlesex Superior Court

To the entire Cannon Family,
We are grieving with you. Austin was the nicest man, always there with a smile and wave. I will cherish our early morning chats — before the rest of the neighborhood woke up — when Austin and I would chat about the local community news and developments. He was a gift to have as a neighbor, and I’m blessed to have known him.
All my love,
Melanie

To the entire Cannon family. Our deepest condolences on the loss of Mr. Cannon. He was always such a kindhearted man with the biggest smile. Always, with Mrs. Cannon at his side. May all your precious moments be a comfort to you all. I know my Dad was waiting with open arms to welcome his beloved "Austi" into the kingdom of heaven. May God be with you all and may you gather strength from the love he has for all of you.