Maynard E. Contois

Christine, Maynard was one of a kind!!! He made our family laugh all the time ... I think of him often for he was part of our lives from 1961 till he passed away. When he married you, it was the happiest day of his life and for Jack, Sylvia, Steve, Doreen and our spouses .. etc we were so happy that u two joined together.. I know this has been tough for u and our hearts have been there for you!! We would love to get together but I believe strongly one must be patient and understanding of...

Chris, I am so sad to have heard of your great loss. He was a wonderful man and very special. I hope that the happy memories will help you to cope with the empty feeling you must be feeling. We love you

Mrs Contois, I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I so fondly remember Mr C proposing to you in front of our first grade class! He will be missed by many. You are in my thoughts and prayers always.

Chris. I don't know where to begin, there are so many memories I have of Maynard and the years I knew him. He was a kind and gentle person who always had a smile and pleasant word for everyone. I can only imagine how difficult this time is for you. But know we aren't so much mourning his passing as we are celebrating the life of a good man who will be missed by many. My heart and prayers go out to you and all who were touched by Maynard's love and saddened by his passing.

Sorry to hear about Maynard. It was a wonderful way to start my career teaching at McKelvie. Maynard became a life long friend. He will be missed by many but not forgotten. I have so many fond memories of the good times we all had.
Chris you're in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, Connie

Dear Chris,

So very sorry to hear of the loss of your wonderful Maynard. There is no doubt that he is among the saints in heaven with all your loved ones. Our deepest and sincere sympathy.
Eileen and Fred Litterio

With our deepest and sincere sympathy to Christine and family for your loss of Maynard. He was a remarkable man in so many ways and will be missed by so many whose lives he touched.
He may be gone from sight but he will remain in your hearts forever. Rest in peace Maynard

My mother Sylvia Edmunds, a teacher in the Bedford School System brought Maynard home in Sept of 1961 for supper because the under paid teacher lol had a can of beans in the cupboard or that is what Maynard told my mum lol!!! and so he kept coming to dinner and many family events, very important family events by the way and a 58 year relationship with him was born!!!! Maynard was the most wonderful, kind and hysterical person one could ever want to know not to mention a great educator. ...

Maynard was two years ahead of me in High School but we traveled in mutual circles with friends....he was very popular with everyone. Rest in Peace my friend.