Jacqueline D. Finn

I was Jacqui's US History teacher at Woonsocket High School. She was the shining star of her class. She was a co-editor of the Quiver - yearbook in her senior year. She was a hard worker with her classmate Jeff Rondeau. I will always remember her as the vivacious, friendly young lady. Seeing her obituary saddened me tremendously.

I was quite shaken by the news of Jackie’s passing. Seeing her HS graduation picture brought me back to the times of working closely with her as co-editors of our yearbook. From the words of others, it sounds like she remained the kind, bright and cheerful person I remember. My condolences to her family. She will be missed by the Class of ‘81 and so many others

I was very saddened to see that an old friend of mine from grade school had passed away. Jacqueline was a beautiful person inside and out. Heaven must have needed another angel ! My deepest sympathies to her family.

So sorry to hear and my condolences. Jackie was a sweet and nice person in highschool. A great tennis player. Members of our graduating class lost a good classmate.

Was under Jacqui's magnificent, expert care during her last 6 months at Healy PT. In that time, she left such an indelible impression -- her contagiously upbeat energy and heartfelt care made anything seem possible. Realizing she's no longer with us feels unthinkable, but her jubilant spirit will be impossible to forget. A literal sunbeam of joy, and easily one of the most gifted healers and incandescently kind people I've ever met. My heart breaks for her family, friends, co-workers and all...