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Bernadette F. Sanford

Attleboro, Massachusetts

1913 - 2006

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Bernadette F. Sanford, 92, of Pleasant Street, Attleboro, a retired jewelry worker and loving wife, sister and aunt, died Friday, June 9, 2006 at the Pleasant Manor Nursing Home in Attleboro. She was the beloved wife of the late Lewis D. Sanford who died in 1984.

Born in Attleboro on September 29, 1913, Mrs. Sanford was a daughter of the late Joseph and Flora (Mitchell) Martin. She was raised and educated in Attleboro.

Mrs. Sanford was employed for twenty-five years as a bench worker at Swift & Fisher Company in North Attleboro, retiring years ago. A resident of Pleasant Manor Nursing Home since 2003, Mrs. Sanford formerly resided twenty-five years at Hope Garden Apartments in Attleboro.

A kind and loving lady, Mrs. Sanford enjoyed the company of cats and dogs and was a communicant of St. John the Evangelist Church in Attleboro.

Mrs. Sanford is survived by a nephew: Arthur Quinter and his wife, Mary of Pinellas Park, FL. She was the sister of the late Eugene Martin and Ora Quinter and the aunt of the late Doris Curran.

Family and friends are kindly invited to attend visiting hours on Monday, June 12, 2006 from 8 AM – 8:45 AM in the Duffy-Poule Funeral Home, 20 Peck Street, Attleboro. Followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 9 AM in St. John the Evangelist Church, 133 North Main Street, Attleboro. Burial will follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery and Arboretum, Attleboro Falls.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in her memory may be made to: LaSalette Shrine, 947 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703. Complementary on-line guest book for condolences and additional information may be found at: www.duffy-poule.com.

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Our deepest sympathy to all of Bernie's family. She was a wonderful person and I visited her at Pleasant Manor with my mom Doris Smith on many occasions when I was down in the Attleboro's from N.H. She will be missed as Louie has been missed all these years. I just remember Louie on the sweeper in North Attleboro and everyone loved him and Bernie too. They were icons in North Attleboro. Thinking of you all at this time.

I guess it will always be hard to separate Aunt Bernie from Uncle Louie, they were a great couple. I remember going out to eat with them in Attleboro and it seemed like everyone in town stopped to chat with them. They were a kind and loving couple and I will miss them both.

My favorite memory of Aunt Bernie is of an incident that happened just a few years ago when Dan and I were in Onset, MA. Arthur picked us up and drove us to her apt. We then went out to eat at a pizza place. As always, Dan asked for some Tabasco sauce to spice up his pizza. When Aunt Bernie saw it on the table, she said, "Oh! I'd like some of that. I like things spicy!" We thought this was pretty spunky for a 90 year old! This exemplified her love of life. I'll miss her.

My deepest Symphathy. Aunt Bernie was a great person. She loved everyone and was just so sweet. She loved flowers and I know she loved her family very much. She would write to us before it became to much for her but she was a spry one. We will miss her. But I know she is with Loui now and is in Gods hands and he will take very good care of her. Love, Jan