Christine C. Thayer

I will miss my college friend from WSC. CHRIS was my roommate the first two years of college. We had many great times together. When she was a guest at my home in Hinsdale, Mass. she taught my younger sisters and brothers many of the camp songs she learned in camp. "Just plant a watermelon on my grave and the juice sink thru" ... My younger sis still remembers those songs. I enjoyed meeting her brother. Chuck at RPI, we spent some time together at my folks cottage in N. Eastham on Cape...

We will miss our college friend, Chris, with her bubbly, outgoing personality and forever smile. We thought the world of her. As college friends we grew close as we prepared for our careers. We went out into the world in our own way and put down roots. And, like a tree, we branched out, put down deeper roots and nurtured others. Chris nurtured many in her life: the many students she taught in the Framingham and Boston Schools; her garden club friends; as well as her two daughters, Wendy...

We offer our loving thoughts and special prayers. From, Sylvia Abar, Sheila Boisvert, Anne Murray, Barbara O'Neill, Peggy Reardon and Susan Shriver.

I send my sy.mpathies to Barry, Julie, Wendy and all family. I was so glad to meet you at your home on Edmands Rd last Saturday, Jan. 23rd. I am looking forward to attending Chris' memorial service later this year at Norton Funeral home. I have all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,

Pat Hancock
from Simpson Park G C

Chris was a very special person. She touched so many lives. I know Chris will always be in my heart. My love to all of the Thayers. Meg Nettleton

Dear Barry, Julie, Wendy and family,
So sorry for your loss of your Mom, Wife and Grandmom. Although we haven’t seen her in many , many years we remember her laugh, her smile and spirit.
May you find comfort knowing of how much she was loved.

Dear Wendy and Julie, I am so very sorry to hear about your moms passing. She was the nicest person and a wonderful neighbor to my grandparents for so many years. My thoughts and prayers are with you both and your entire family.

Wendy, what a beautiful and thoughtful obituary. I wish I could have met your mom. I am thinking of you and your family, and wishing you the best during this challenging time.