Lola E. Jaffe

I did not know Lola Jaffe, but I had some interactions with Edwin Jaffe, my father's employer. My father, James Sullivan, worked for J&J Corrugated and died in 1971. Were it not for the scholarship I received from J&J, I probably would not have been able to attend Wellesley College and then proceed on to law school. I am sure that Ms. Jaffe was as accomplished and lovely as she sounds. Mr. Jaffe was certainly a lovely man. I am sorry for both of your losses.

Such a lovely woman and kind next door neighbor to my Grandparents. She is well remebered!

Lola was a lovely person and a joy to visit. She augmented my trips to my grandparent's house (next door) and made an awkward teenager feel welcome and interesting. I remember her with great fondness for how she always made me feel right at home.

Truly a guardian angel to the Mahaiwe & to SBCC. I volunteered at both & Lola always stopped to thank each of us when we were really so thankful for her. I shall donate in her name to each of these.

Lola was a gift to us all. So sorry for your loss.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Our condolences to the Jaffe family. Lola was a wonderful person and did so much for our community. We are grateful to have known both of your parents. Our best to all of you at this difficult time. Wayne and Patty Codwise

Sending love to Lola´s wonderful and loving family.

Our hearts go out to the Jaffe family over the loss of Lola. She was a wonderful woman who we were proud to call our friend. Her accomplishments are amazing, to say the least! She was a force of nature! We will miss her in so many ways. It´s hard to imagine the Berkshires without Lola but she will always be in our hearts and thoughts. Rest peacefully, our dear friend! . Our deepest sympathy to all of the Jaffes! Bonnie and Louie