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Cecile Ann Paynter Erickson

San Francisco, California

1929 - 2016

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Cecile Ann Paynter Erickson

July 29, 1929 – March 6, 2016

Cecile Ann Erickson turned out her light and left the room Sunday March 6, 2016. Her beauty, grace, style, intelligence, humor, wide interests and true concern for others were well loved. We will miss everything about her. A third...

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To The Paynter Ericson Family,
My very belated condolences.
I was a student of Miss Paynter's at Westlake Elementary School in Daly City (Room 11) from 1964-66. My first impression of her was her grace, dignity and impressionable beauty. But shortly on I realized that gaining her respect was paramount. At that point in my young life I had attended no less than five schools between Europe and the US. Until I became her student I am still unable to name one teacher who made as much an...

I was one of her pupils at Westlake Elementary School which I attended 1956-1962. I remember her name and know that she left an impression on me. Rest in Peace dear one.

Deepest condolences to Cecille's family. I worked for her at Quest Unlimited. It was a joy and pleasure to know Cecille.

Although I am now retired and living in the southern California desert, I still have many Daly City connections and the recent notification I received regarding Cecile Paynter Erickson's passing has left a truly profound effect on me.

I was in Miss Paynter's sixth grade class at Westlake School 1959-1960. This was when she and Miss Bohleen team-taught in the MU room.

I was definitely a lost and somewhat difficult child in my early years. Miss Paynter saw this early in the...

I am 58 years old. Miss Paynter was my fifth grade teacher at Westlake elementary school. She was my favorite teacher. She was beautiful, kind, caring, and encouraging. I remember she was always very stylish. Most importantly she made each of us feel special and important. She was a role model for me, as for many other students.

Miss Paynter was my 6th grade teacher at Weatlake School back in the 60's. I will always remember her for her beautiful smile and elegant style. At 59 years of age I forget many of my teacher's names, but Miss Paynter will always be one of those few special teachers that I will never forget. May her memory be a blessing for all those who knew her.

In awe of you as a school kid. Honored to be your friend as an adult. One of the most positive and classy people I have ever known. You could light up any room. I am feeling so grateful and will miss you always.

My condolences to the family. May the God of all comfort sustain you during this difficult time. (Hosea 13:14)

One of the happiest, liveliest members of our Dominican Class of '51 is now in heaven! We will miss her spirit among us but I for one am happy that she no longer suffers sickness.

Sister Marie Sagues, O.P.'51