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Connie Pinto

Stoneham, Massachusetts

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Of Stoneham, Entered Eternal Rest July 11, 2005. Beloved mother of Zachary and Emily. Loving daughter of Alan & Susan Sklar and the late Arlene Sklar. Dear sister of Kenneth Sklar and Jonathan Westin. Devoted friend of James Buckless. Services at the Goldman Funeral Chapel, 174 Ferry St.,...

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Connie was my teacher when I was in pre school and one of the best teachers I have ever had. Connie would always push me to do my very best and when I would get lazy she would never let me get away with it. Her and her family became close family friends of my family but over the years we lost contact. I learned of her passing just a few days ago and I'm deeply saddened by this news. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends during this time.

We met Connie in 1996, as my son's teacher and our guide in the special ed universe, and were lucky to have kept her as a friend. She took great joy in her profession and in her children and her friends, and though her schedule seemed full to bursting, always had time for other people. I have shared some funny talks and times with her; had she stayed with us five times longer, she would never had worn out her welcome. My heartfelt sympathies to her family and loves ones, especially Zak and...

My Condolences to Zach and Emily, Alan and Susan, and everyone in Connie's great extended family. I first met Connie when she taught my son back in 1994. She was his first teacher and a most extraordinary lady in every way. Connie consistently went above and beyond the call of duty, always putting the children first. She was a credit to her profession and her legacy lives on in the many lives she touched, both her young students and their families. Connie made a tough job look easy because...

Emily and Zachary -
What an amazing woman your mom was. We will always remember her strength, courage, hope, and determination. Though is was cut too short, she lived her life to the fullest. This earth has lost an amazing woman, but Emily and Zach, know that you will always have a very special angel watching over you from above.
Love,
The Chiaramida Family

Dear Emily, Zachary, Jim and family,
How sorry I was to come back to work (@ MGH) last night and find out about your mom. I prayed for you at all the churches in Ireland.
The 4th of July was important and that she see the fireworks with all of you. I'll always remember Allan and about the tape on the wall. There was love and humor all around you.
We were in the nurse's station last night and we said what a wonderful family you all are.
I'll continue to pray....

Dear Zach and Emily,
Your mom was a wonderful and remarkable lady. She was always a fighter and not letting anything stand in her way. I loved her spirit and she will not be forgotten. She has left an impression on all those who have met her and to be so lucky to know both of you. Your mom raised both of you well and she will always be looking out for you. Do take care of each of other and remember she will love you forever. Zach, I am glad I got to talk with you at the Wakefield...

We were so blessed to have Connie as one of our very dearest friends. She was such an inspiration to us and a joy to have in our lives. Imagining life without Connie to share it with at the moment seems quite impossible, she was our shining star, but we will have the pleasure of Zachary and Emily in our lives to keep her light bright. We love all of you more than words can say, you have all brought so much of all things good into our lives that we will be forever grateful for. We will keep...

Emily and Zack,
We are so sorry. Your Mom was such a wonderful friend to all of us. We will always remember going for clams and the fun dinners at your house. We knew your Mom for 19 years and always thought the world of her. Your Mom loved you both so very very much and she will always be with you. Love, Miss Janice, Donna, Lisa, Laurie and baby Charlotte too

Connie was my cousin but more importantly, my friend. We grew up together on Long Island and I have so many sweet memories of little Connie and Kenny in happier times.

Connie touched so many lives with her warmth and caring. Her courage and will to live life to it's fullest is an inspiration to us all. She never gave up her battle and was always so optimistic and positive. The sweetness of her children gave her the appreciation of every minute with them. Zach and Emily have a...