Jerica Mazzaferro

Dear Jerica, Today, you popped into my mind, like a sweet memory. I thought I should try and reach out. I googled the name I shall never forget how to spell... and now I am devastated. Thanks for the good times, in Montréal, in Boston and in between. Thanks for your smile. Thanks for your love. My heart is broken, squirrel. My sincere condolences to your family and your many friends. Mathieu Montréal

I have only just discovered the comments and photos that Jerica's friends and loved one have shared in this space. Over a year later these have been such a joy to discover. Thank you everyone so much for sharing your love, memories and photos.

After reading all the amazing heartfelt tributes to a truly amazing woman and friend, I am tearfully moved emotionally to let all know that when Jerica met her maker, she must have heard Well done my good and faithful servant. What a warm individual and what a legacy of a well- lived life and an example for the rest of us. God Bless Jerica. Thank you for the example you left so many ❤ anonymous RIP

So very sad to hear of Jerica's passing. We were friends in Boston, and I have very fond memories of her. She was so sweet and lovely, and indeed a terrific cook!

My sincere condolences to Jerica's family and friends.

My condolences to the entire Mazzaferro family. Jerica was a beautiful child and a ray of sunshine. She is an angel now and was an angel then. God Bless all of you. Love always, Amy-Beth (Palazzi) Craven.

Darling Jerica I cannot believe you have gone, how we will miss you girlfriend. So kind and funny, always looking on the brighter side of life with a wise crack. You made me laugh so hard. Life will be duller without you in it, your intrepid adventures and thirst for new experiences was inspiring, and thank goodness for us that you didn't let anything stand in your way by bringing little Jasper to meet the Euro gang. We were so lucky to meet him and see what a great mum you were. Sending love...

Jerica will remain in our hearts and memories as a great friend, one who was immensely generous and kind, always bent on helping others.

She loved to meet people from all walks of life and bring them together.

Her love of the French culture and language led her to become a cherished figure in Boston's French community, to which we belong.

She often opened her apartment to us for legendary dinner parties. We will forever keep fond memories of these times, but also above...