Jeannette Laidlaw

To the Laidlaw Family.... my deepest condolences to you. Jeannette was a member of the choir of St. Catherine for many years while I was the director of music. She and Richard were very much a part of the family there. I just returned from a vacation and found many messages about her passing. I'm sorry that I was unable to be present at the wake or funeral. Jeannette was a joy in my life and I was saddened when she moved away a number of years ago. My thoughts prayers and heart are with...

Sorry for Jeanette's passing. I knew her from both the Novitiate and the missions. She was a truly dedicated individual and will be sorely missed.

I waas so sorry to hear of Jeanette,s passing. I was the maintance supervisor at the Jewish home for many years when she worked there.

I'm sending my deepest sympathy to Jeannette's family. I knew Jeanette from when I worked at the Jewish Home, she was my supervisor. She was a warm and caring person and always had a smile on her face. She was one of the best. I know she will be sadly missed by everyone that knew and worked with her. My prayers go out to all of you.

My deepest sympathy to Laidlow family and
Jeannette's sister Clare. Your mother was a special lady and dear friend. I will miss her dearly. She was a woman of faith and courage. Her love for the Carmelite Sisters had a special place in her heart. Love & Blessings. Sister Mary Robert, O.Carm.

My prayers and deepest sympathy to all of you. Jeannette was a very special person and it was good to see her at the last Carmel Connection Reunion, which she enjoyed. I was in her category and know how much she will be missed by her family and friends, but you have a special person in heaven looking down on all of you. God Bless you. Jean Cutrone, Bronxville, NY

Sharon, Rick, and Doug,
My mother and I are deeply saddened by your loss. We regretfully cannot make the services but our thoughts are with you at this time. We will always remember your mom as a strong woman with a smile on her face. May she shine down on you forever. Sincerely, Doug and Cyndi Lampart

My deepest sympathy to all of you. Janet and I were stationed together at St. Joseph's Manor many years ago. There are many fond memories of happy times and a lot of laughs. Be assured of my prayers for all of you, she will be missed.
Sister Madeline Angeline