LOUISE M. KENNEALLY

Louise (and Jim) left Stonehill College with invaluable, long lasting gifts that continue to enrich all our lives. Everyone who knew her will miss her radiant, supportive, loving smile. Thankfully, as Morrie said, "Death doesn't end relationships."
Warren Dahlin

All who had the pleasure of knowing this kind and gracious woman will grieve her loss. Louise always had a ready smile on her face and was always willing to take time to help and encourage others. She truly loved her job and those with whom she worked at Stonehill. To her family: May the many years of wonderful memories serve to ease your pain during this grievous time. My sincere condolences.
Jacqui Brooks (Former Student Activities staff 88-96)

Dear Jim:

Our deepest sympathies on your loss. Louise was one of our favorite people - a true gentlewoman and friend over the past 40 years...

Renee and Rick Anderson

Dear Jim, my sincere condolences on your loss. Louise was a such a warm and gracious lady & together you made Stonehill a very welcoming place. My warmest regards, Anne Mattina

Dear Jim,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of Louise. She was a lovely person. May your happy memories comfort you during this difficult time.
Barbara Beech

My heartfelt condolences go out to Jim and their children. I had a special fondness for Louise, who was one of the first people I met when I started work at Stonehill in 1988. She grew up in St. Peter's parish in Dorchester, near where I live now, and one of my pleasures when running errands was driving past the three-decker where she had once lived, as well as St. Peter's church, where she and Jim were married. She was a kind, generous woman, which I'm sure was rooted in her deep faith. The...

We will be forever blessed by the example she set in her friendship with my mother and the loving marriage she shared with her husband.