Melissa Bailey

I will always and remember you Melissa!! I hope we'll meet again! I love you!! Barb Savary

Thank you all kind people for your wonderful thoughts shared in this space.

I am Melissa's cousin. I baby sat for my Aunt Jean and Uncle Chip often. What cute little children they all were. Her parents named her after a protagonist in a book called Look To The Mountain. The story took place in NH in 1769. A very short quote from that book is "Melissa is radiant". In her obituary and notes in this guest book we see she is exactly as quoted. My condolences to her siblings and friends. We are not to worry she is at home with our Lord and Savior.

I was sorry to read this and you have my deepest sympathy. I worked with Melissa back in the 80's at the law firm. When we were expecting our first child, Melissa knitted a beautiful Christmas stocking for Rosie that she still hangs on Christmas Eve, hoping Santa will fit it to the brim! Such a kind, generous soul...

Dear Bailey Family,
I am so sorry to hear of Millie's passing. I enjoyed workIng with her at the Child Care Licensing Unit. We shared radishes, Bologna and lots of laughs. She was a very special person.

My sincere condolences to the Bailey family! I met Melissa on my first day of school in Bow. Although I was a couple of years younger, I don't think that I had ever met identical twins before and there were two sets of them in the third grade at that time. R.I.P., Melissa!

Our condolences to the Bailey siblings on cousin Melissa's passing. We hadn't seen her in about 20 years, but I have good memories of her from growing up in Bow. May she rest peacefully.
Bob and Pat Chadwick
Palm Bay, FL

Just learning of Millie's passing...my thoughts and prayers are with the Bailey family at this very difficult time.

Rest in piece my close friend from long ago. Sleep with the angels Melissa. Peace.
Lot's of love,
Ian