Frances M. Avery

I met Frances on a walk with my little poodle while staying at the Charlemont Inn in December of 2003. We started chatting, and she invited me in to look at her doll houses. I bought 2 paintings from her. She gave us a ride to the Post Office. Five years later I was in the choir at the Federated church and we were graced by her visit several times. She had the sweetest smile and gentlest disposition. We went caroling at her house with our minister, Cara Hochhalter. I will always remember her...

Hello Dennis. When living in Charlemont and seeing your mum I always felt honored and humbled. She was a remarkable woman and I'm sure she will be missed by many. Sincerely warm regards

It was a pleasure helping Franny as homehealth aide over the last 6+ years. My Sympathies to the whole family.

We are so very sorry for your loss.

Dear Dennis and all,
I am so very sorry for your loss. A mother means so much to us especially when she has been in our lives for so long. I know how hard it is to say goodbye and am sending hugs and prayers for peace and comfort in the days ahead.
Sincerely,
Becky (Gerry) Knox