F. Lillian Warren

So many many years we have known one another Lil. Your camp in Becket at Green Water and the Durkee place in Otis. Oh what fun we had. You have always been the most creative and artistic Lady I ever met. Your hands were never idle and things were always done to perfection. And you always had time for everyone. I hope you had a peaceful journey up to be with all your friends and Warren. Now rest and enjoy. Auf Weidersein - till we meet again. Very fondly, Trudy Sharman-Hillgrove

I have many fond memories of both Mr. & Mrs. Warren. My Nana & my Mom were friends with Mrs. Warren and we spent many fun times at their cottage in Becket and they also came to visit and play games at our cottage in Otis. Mrs. Warren made my Mom a beautiful afaghan for the cottage after we went through a considerable removation. She didn't know the colors, but it just so happended to match perfectly... we still have it and use it every Summer on chilly nights. As a little girl, I was...

Lillian and Ken use to come down to my farm in Somers Ct. for sleigh rides. Lillian worked with my mother at Popular Markets for years. She was loved by my niece Heather Cormier and her mother Dorothy.

I will miss the annual trip to visit Aunt Lil for her birthday with siblings and family, but know that she is in a wonderful place. Sitting at a card table with Mom, Dad and Uncle Ken enjoying an afternoon cocktail playing pitch. I will always appreciate and hold dear the times I spent with Aunt Lil, especially in the kitchen at Daybreak Terrace, making pies and other sugary wonders. I was looking for a quote that would help me put my feelings and thoughts into words and I found the...