Grace E. Keenan

Lynn, Paul and Family,

Although Gram is in a much better place, it still hurts to lose those you love and hold so dear to you. She was such a tender, loving, and caring person. I know you realize how lucky you've been to have had such a special Grandmother.

P.S. Lynn - I'll never forget the lunches at her house and her grilled cheese and tomato sandwiches!

Love,
Cathy

Gram,
You are going to be missed more than you'd ever know. You were always there for me and I will never forget that. I feel very fortunate to have my Gram at my age which makes it even harder to loose you. You taught me so much in life, most of all, how to be strong. You mean so much to me, you were a great lady. I know you'll be looking over all of us each day. I love you Gram. Rest in peace.

JOHN, VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOTHER'S PASSING. I KNOW HOW YOU MUCH FEEL, I LOST MINE A FEW YEARS AGO. REMEMBER IF YOU EVER GET TO FL. CONTACT ME. IT WAS GOOD SEEING YOU AT OUR 50TH. SINCERE SYMPATHY.

JOAN ANDRUS BRANDOW

Dear Carol and Johnny: It is with deep regret that I will not be able to be present tommorrow morning at 10 o'clock for the Burial Service of your dear mother and my beloved aunt. I will offer Mass for Honey here in Williamsburg. I rejoice that mother and she are together again.
Sincerely, Fr. Jack

Honey, thank you for the love and care you showed me all your life. You were 12 when I was born and my first babysitter. Rest in peace with my mother.

I used to work at Heartwood Terrace where Grace "Gram" Keenan lived for a while. She was a wonderful lady, and never complained about a thing. I became very close to her because of her caring personality. I even went to visit her after i got a different job. She was the Gram i never had. Both of my grandmothers died before i was born. When i met her, i felt that connection, for sure ! Gram....I will never forget you, I will LOVE you always ! Love, Norma :):):)