Ellen M. Roach

Dear David, Billy, Marybeth, Mr & Mrs Roach - I am shocked. Some family from back in your neck of the woods just gave me the news of what has happened to Ellen. I am so sorry for your loss, and the words don't seem to be enough. I'll always remember her as "little" Ellen. I can tell she grew into a beautiful woman, and has left an incredible legacy- most notably in the form of an equally beautiful (I'm sure) young lady named Cori (please forgive me if I've misspelled her name). I know...

As is sit here still sunned over the news of losing a very good friend from my past I am still pondering on why someone like her has to leave us this way. I was actually telling my dear friend Amy that I feel bad that we all lost touch...life happens and people do not want to burden each other with the craziness and chaos. Everything that happens has a lesson, and my lesson here is to hold on to my good friends and always keep in touch with them. I wish I had known that she was sick as I...

elle, you are my new hero. you are the strongest woman i ever met. you have inspired family and friends alike to be better people. you have left cory wonderful memories that will give her a lifetime of smiles when she thinks of you. elle, you were truly one of a kind. if you only knew how many peoples lives you touched in a wonderful and positive way. miss you, kevin and michelle

Our deepest sympathy to Ellen's family. We were fortunate enough to spend a few years with Ellen back in the early 1990's. We had many laughs together and wondeful times with a remarkable group of friends. Ellen will be dearly missed by all of us who were lucky enough to have her touch our lives and our hearts.
Karen & Victor Favreau

Ellen, it seems like yesterday that we were all hanging out at the barn in Littleton listening to all the bands practice and making up a few of our own songs in the meantime. How young we all were then. I'll always appreciate your sense of humor and your great big smile. Most of the old gang still hangs out together and we still think about all of the good times we had camping up in Kancamagus or jumping in the old Suburban to run down to Providence to buy our 80's clothes. Good times. You...

Dear Ellen
I still haven't met anyone with so much love and passion for animals as you. Louie was the first pony I had ever rode and fell off of. I have so many wonderful memories of you. I can't believe this! I am so angry and sad! This is so unfair!
You know about a month ago my mother gave me a box full of my life! Yup! My life! so once I went through it and finished crying I went through it again. It was filled with everthing... pictures, reportcards, cards from my...

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to Ellens family. In the few short years that I knew her, she always treated me as a family member. Especially when it came to caring for her Bunnies and her pony. She would let me help her out as often as I liked to clean the cages and brush Louie. Little did I know she was teaching me valuable lessons on how to care and love for others. I would like to thank you for sharing some of your valuable time with me and affording me the opportunity to...

My deepest sympathies are with Ellen's family and my heart goes out to her daughter Cory.
I will remember you as you were the last time we met. A spunky, confident, up-front person and a doting mom. God Bless.

As Jesus said, "Be of good cheer, for I have overcome the world." "Truly I say unto you, unless the grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone, but if it dies, it bears fruit." Lord, may your countenance shine upon Ellen and bring her peace.