Asheville, North Carolina
BURNS, Elaine R. (Parent) Elaine R. (Parent) Burns, 83, of Holiday FL, died (May 1, 2009) at Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital, Tarpon Springs, FL. She was the daughter of the late William and Eugenia (Wheelden) Parent. Born in E. Longmeadow, MA, she resided Springfield, MA, Somers, and...
Read MoreAunt Elaine & Uncle Bob opened their hearts, arms and house to me and treated me as if I were their son. I have never felt the love that they gave me anywhere else. I will truly miss her. Love & miss you Uncle Bob, Bobbie, Therese, Patty & Betsey.
Joe Rock
May 18, 2009 | Wakefield, RI
As the "fourth daughter" of the Burns family, Mamma B will live in my heart forever. I still know every nook and cranny of our homes on Sunset Drive (including the cubby closet behind the built-in dressers Pappa B built in Patti's room where Patti and I hid a soaking pair of pants from Mamma B after Patti fell into the stream in the woods where we were playing after Mamma B told us not to. By the way, Patti and I finally confessed to Mamma B 10-15 years later when we inadvertently bumped...
Marilee Barszcz Noonan
May 17, 2009 | Madison, CT
Mom;s FL entrepreneurial attempt, failed, not for lack of her talent, rather location, location, location
May 13, 2009
the happy couple, celebrating 50 years (this June would be 64!!)
May 13, 2009
siblings, David, Donna, Jeanne, Mom, summer '95
May 13, 2009
50th wedding celebration summer '95
May 13, 2009
hi. heather,chris and bob,
i am sending my prays and my thought will be with you all.
lisa bartholomew(pepe)
May 12, 2009 | Wesstfield, MA
Mom opened her heart and arms to me and made me feel supremely loved. Although I knew her only a few years, she gave me enough love to last a lifetime. Knowing her has added to my joy in life in immeasurable ways. I find comfort in knowing she has found peace and is now painfree. I miss you, Mom. I love you, Dad!
Joyce Ramsey
May 12, 2009 | Asheville, NC
Our MOM and DAD went through most of their lives in pain, but they would rarely let us see it. They kept us in line, while being loving, caring, responsible, supportive parents. They were that for all of our lives.
MOM was an amazing artist…with crafts, paints, and needles, in the kitchen, in the garden. Whatever she tried, she stuck with it until she was an expert. There are many people who had clothing she custom-made for them (including Gene Pitney), or professionally altered; many...
Robert W Burns, Jr
May 12, 2009 | Asheville, NC
