Jill Lawler

Hi Jerry, You probably don't remember me -- I was Phoebe Sheehan when I lived at Dublin School. But I remember both of you. I'm sad to hear that Jill died. She was such a bright light, so easy to talk with, so easy with people. I remember how she used to carry on conversations with Dublin students over breakfast and dinner -- effortlessly -- an ability that eluded me. I hope you are OK. Love, Phoebe

Prayers of comfort to Jill's family - and such gratitude for her smile and loving spirit as a teacher and mentor/guide/goad to so many at ConVal.

Jill was always a bright shining star to everyone she met. She gave back to the community, and her students to make a better life for everyone. Her impact will be felt for generations. Ron and I are sorry for your family´s loss.

So sorry to hear this, Jerry. Jill was a special woman, always thinking positively, and fervently enjoying life. My condolences to you and your family.

My condolences to Jerry family. Jill was by far one of our favorite teachers, and given the breadth of the Britton family, a family friend as well. I have fond memories of her classes... We often found notes from prior students letting us know to ask her about a specific trip or event when we discussed that part of the book... It was obvious how much she loved teaching, and hopefully as obvious to her how much we loved her!

Our condolences at the loss of Jill. She was an amazing lady who enjoyed life to the fullest...Rob and Caryl Carroll

We are so sorry to hear of Jill's passing, still so young. We both had her as a great teacher back in 1973 and myself in 1971. so many years now. I can still see her bouncing thru the halls of Conval when it first opened.

My condolences to the family. I had the pleasure of having both jill and jerry,as my teachers. I have a great love for english and reading.i so enjoyed english class with her. And just meeting in the halls of conval,always warm and with a bright smile.it was nice to see when one might be having a hard day,in the life of a high schooler.may your star shine bright,where ever you are. Sally higgins brown class of 84