Ernest J. Morin

David, sorry to hear about your dad's passing, the pain will diminish in time.

I just saw the notice today. Ernie was a great man! He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful smile. I am very fortunate to have got to know him. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.

I grew up at 348 Hampden Street and made many trips to Morin's Market for elders on the street, like Mr. Tessier, and for my family ... it was always a friendly, special place where you felt like family. Condolences to the family. Fondly, Maureen A. Kenney (Portland, Oregon)

Born and brought up on Austin St. Many Morin's Market and Golden Star Bakery customers there for many years, loved Morin's Market....WK

Dear Morin Family,

Our families were close once upon a time. Your Dad and my Grandfather (Albert Bourbeau) were good friends at St. Joseph's Church. We all attended St. Joseph's School, and our Moms were Buddy's as well.

I remember your Dad as hardworking, loving, honest, and faithful to his family and faith.

I pray you all find peace and remember all the memories he has left you with. Celebrate his life!

With much sympathy and prayers for you...

Our deepest condolences to the entire family. Liz and I are greatly saddened by this news..Ernest has left us with so many great memories of himself and the entire family from the market days.. We always enjoyed running into him and stopping to have a bite to eat or just chat after the store had closed.. I don't ever remember a cross word being spoken by him. A great loss for all.

My deepest sympathies to the Morin family. Your family as a whole and individual members in particular have meant a lot to our family over the years. I have many fond memories to look back on.

Richard and family: I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. Please take comfort in sharing with him all the wonderful years you have had together. I have very fond memories growing up with the Morin family whom Meme was so proud of! Until you meet again