COURTNEY HAVILAND

Hello, I personally knew both of them and their son, Teddy. He was a cutemeister! I worked as a Doorman in building were they lived. I saw them everyday. They were the nicest people. My brother in law passed away in a motorcycle accident and Courtney and William both acknowledged that. Courtney always asked me, how are you doing. Their Compassion outside the hospital ran deep for others. Time from time, I will go on the internet and look for their pictures. May Our Lord Jesus Christ,...

Tim and Nancy. The loss of a child is unimaginable. My heart goes out to you both. It´s evident your daughter and son-in-law touched so many lives in their short time on earth and they will never be forgotten. God bless little Teddy. You know I love that name. Sincerely Robin Smigala. (Parisi)

Deepest sympathies for your loss.

Our deepest condolences to you and your families. Our prayers are with you all.

Tim and Nancy, We are so sorry for your loss, all of our family wishes you and everyone our deepest condolences. We will pray for you all and you will be in our thoughts. Sincerely Ed & Colleen

We are so sorry we are unable to attend the memorial service for Courtney and Will. They achieved so much in their short lifetimes. Our hearts go out to you for the tremendous loss that you have experienced. May God bless you all during this difficult time.

Our continued thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time

We were so lucky to have the pleasure of working with Courtney in the pediatric ER at North Shore Medical Center. Her intelligence, thoughtfulness, sense of humor, compassion and extraordinary warmth were a blessing to her young patients and their families, and to her colleagues as well. Our thoughts are with her family and with William's at this time.