Estelle B. Avery

My heartfelt condolences to Dorman and family. I had the great good fortune to meet Estelle through our good friend, Florence Beres, and know that my life was greatly enriched by knowing them both. How very much we all enjoyed "ladies day" at SPAC ballet every year. She will be very much missed by all who knew and met her. My sympathy goes out to all her family.

I am forever grateful to have come to know the heart and soul of Estelle through her remarkable family's love of and devotion to her at the Hospice Inn and through her family's and friends' special tributes at her memorial service. Estelle's life as a Mother, Grandmother,educator,and leader for social justice is truly inspirational. My life has been deeply enriched by learning about the essence of her committed love and devotion in every aspect of her life. The stories shared today about her...

Whenever you would see Estelle, she always greeted you with a kind word and smile.

Class of '67 You helped give me the push that I needed. Thank you.

Dear Dorman and Family:

My memories of Estelle are of a caring, involved person. She had the courage of her convictions and truly lived her life in a way that reflected her strong faith.

May your grief be eased by the knowledge that Estelle now is reaping the eternal rewards she earned during her time on Earth.

Mrs. Avery was the sweet, friendly and a wonderful woman. She will be truly missed especially by her fiends at the Desmond. Mr. Avery our deepest sympathies go out to you and please don't forget to come see us soon.

Estelle's was a beautiful and gentle spirit which will surely endure in the hearts of all those whom she touched throughout her lifetime.

Estelle Avery was a great neighbor to my parents. She had a warmth and a great sence of humor. I remeber hanging out at her house with her son Kevin and her daughter Karen. I will always look back fondly on those days and her hospitality to both me and my brother Steve when we came over. Don Levy

Dear Dorman and family, We have such fond memories of Estelle when we lived across the street from you in the 1970's. Please accept our deepest sympathy. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.