JOHN J. LAPSLEY Jr.

Losing touch with Uncle Jack and the family is one of my biggest regrets in life. He was the best guy.

I will miss seeing and speaking with Jack on Cedar Point in Scituate. He was a terrific guy.
My sympathies to the family.
Janice Francis

Dear Mrs. Lapsley,
I heard of Coach Lapsley's passing while I was in Idaho. I'm sorry I couldn't make it back for the funeral. He was a mentor and a great friend. I owe him so much for all he did for me in high school, college, and later on in life. He was a kind, gentle, and loyal man. I enjoyed being a player on his "gas house gang" baseball team. But most of all just being his friend. We will miss him very much. My deepest sympathies to you and your family.

John Wright

So sorry to hear about Jack,he was such a nice man.I always enjoyed the chats we had about football and people He knew from Charlestown.please know You girls are in My thoughts and prays at this difficult time.sincerely Pat(Bo)Batchelder.

Dottie and Chrissy and Mrs. Lapsley, I am heart broken to hear the sad news-your Dad was always "the best Dad" growing up. He always had a big smile on his face and always wanted to talk to me about nursing school, my job, my family-he really took an interest in my life and I have always loved him for that. He was like a father to me and my family and all of the Donovans. As I look back, those times on Rebecca Road were the best times of my life. Dottie and Chris, we will be friends forever...

Our sympathies to the Lapsley family.
Jack was a great guy to work with and a true professional.
Mark Rand

Dear Dottie,
We are so sorry to hear of Jack's passing. He'll always be remembered as just a great guy and will be missed.
Always in our thoughts and prayers,
Love,
John & Carol Kilban

So sad to hear about Mr Lapsley. A great,kind man and one of the nicest people that I have ever know. He always had a smile and a firm handshake to greet you. My prayers go out to Dottie, Chrissy and the rest of the wonderful Lapsley family. Leo