Louise Etheridge

Hello Aunt Louise, :)
Just a note to let you know we are all doing well and continue to remember the wonderful years we were so blessed to have you in our lives. We love and miss you so very much but know you are with your Mom and Sisters. Give Mom and Aunt Janet and Grammy our love and we miss them very much. Love you so very much.. Deborah Louise

Thoughts of Louise and her smile will always be with me . Many years have passed since we worked together at 1st Federal but she always found time in her life to keep in touch and wish my family well.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I worked with Louise at 1st Federal S&L early in my career. What a class act she was! Dressed to the 9's, panache galore and always a smile on her face. I remember, too, that she had such grace while walking in high, high heels. May Louise rest in peace - she made a difference in many lives, mine included.

Louise and I were first cousins and the only remaining members of the family of our generation. I will miss receiving her friendly and infomrative letters and notes.

I never met Louise, but have heard about her all my life, and always about how wonderful she was. I was sorry to hear of her passing. The pic in her obit is one I have seen many times at my parents' (Fred and Betty Beals) home in Mishawaka, IN.

We know Louise from several campaigns... she was tireless and brought optimism and energy to everyone in the room. Every time a mailing seemed overwhelming or the latest poll seemed ominous, she would say "Don't you worry about a thing, sugar, Mother's here." She was a classic and will be missed.

We will so miss our dear friend Louise. She was such a part of our life. We will also miss her laughter, sense of humor, holiday cards, birthday cards and that bright beautiful smile that filled the room with light.

We truly love you Louise.
Pat & Chris

Louise was a pleasure to work with in the bank in my early career. She will be missed.

Louise would truly light up a room and brighten everyone's day when she came to a doctors visit at Mass. General West's office on Cambridge street. I enjoyed talking gardening with her and would stop by her"Special" garden on my way to the train at north station. May she rest in the Peace of the Lord.