Gail Tupper Hayden

Gail was a treasure. Met her thru her Rhododendron at the Golden Pineapple from a mutual friend, one will be registered by me for Perry Hayden as she requested. So sorry for your loss. Sally

Was not aware of Gail's passing until a few days ago. We both graduated from Islip High school in the class of 60'. Met with her and Perry over lunch at Bates college while en route to Loring AFB in Northern Maine. Lost track of them until looking for a book on herbs and found one written by Gail. We began corresponding via email. I will remember her always.

I am so sorry for your loss, David. Your Mom's obituary brought tears to my eyes. I hope, in time, your memories of her become a blessing -- and please know we will plant a rhody in her memory.

David and family, I am so sorry to hear of Gail's passing. Please accept my deepest condolences. She sounds like an amazing woman, and I hope your many warm memories of her will carry you through this difficult time.

Dear Wendy and David, Age keeps me from being able to attend Gail's service in person. However, I will be there in spirit and a lifetime of memories. Jim

So sorry. My prayers are with you, sending love.

So sorry to read of Gail´s passing. She was definitely a gift to Henniker in many ways. I loved working for her and Perry at the Pineapple for several summers, and that big wooden pineapple that stood tall in front of the store was an icon for our town.

May Memories of your mother help ease your sorrows. She was a very special person and will be missed.