Harriet Dickson

Dear Dicksons all:
Memories of 75 Canton Ave, sliding down the bannister, playing card games at the Schuss, skiing Wildcat Mountain, and hanging up wet bathing suits after a Pleasant Bay swim all include visions of Mrs. D. and her steady, kind, and creative presence.
With love,
All the Quinbys

The many memories and experiences I have had with Aunt Harriet will always be near and dear to my heart. Aunt Harriet shared her love of nature and our natural environment with me . Aunt Harriet made us very aware of our surroundings. I will never forget our trips in the yellow Vega to the Wellfleet Audubon Society or the time she took me to see the movie Star Wars. Her patience and compassion helped me in my struggle with dyslexia. I always looked forward to her yearly Christmas gift of...

Joanie, Dr. Bill and family. Although I didn't know your mom and Dr. Bill's wife I express my deepest sympathy for your loss. May you be comforted by the love and memories of family and friends.

Dear Joanie,

Your mother was indeed fortunate to have such a caring daughter to look after her in her later years. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Dick Neumann

Joanie
Having lost my mother last year at this time, I can sympathize with how you surely are feeling. My mother suffered in a similar way to yours. I admire you for having her with you in the end. She must have been an amazing person.
Kevin and I are sending our love.
Nancy

Dear Joanie,

I'm sorry I didn't have a chance to know your mother personally, but I think of her whenever I think of or visit the Wellfleet Bay sanctuary, and like to imagine that a part of her spirit will always be there. Her contributions to that wonderful place are such a great and lasting gift to all of us. You, Dave, and Bill will be in my thoughts as you remember her.

Dr Dickson and family We at Overlook VNA send our condolences regarding the loss of your wife Harriet

Joanie and family,
My thoughts are with you, Your Mom was such a special person, my memory is just how I may not have seen her often, but when I did she alway made me feel like I was talking to a friend, someone who cared. I believe it is all the good memories that help during this time and I know Aunt Harriet (thanks for letting me address her that way) has left you with many wonderful memories.
Susan (Babcock) Therrien

I am so sorry for your loss. Harriet worked with students in my classroom for a number of years. I enjoyed her company and her stories. I will miss her.