Minnie H. Ravenelle

So sorry for your loss. Evelyn Monk Cindy Vocatura and Catherine Chappelle

While I was working as a nurse at WHM many years ago, I met Minnie who'd visit her Mother daily. Minnie was a vivacious, sweet lady, always had a smile! She often spoke about all the pasta dishes she'd be making, hence I dubbed her "Minnie Ravioli" which she got a kick out of! 99yrs old a life well lived. I feel blessed to have met such a fine lady!

Michelle and Joy, and certainly to your extended family: Neighbors and friends, lifelong connections. Not everyone gets to experience these bonds. I grew up in five backyards (including ours) that were connected and facing into each other. Technically there was a sixth that connected to one, and faced into the five. All the people became friends. The ones I've known the longest are the Ravenelles. That connection reached back to Arthur and Tom,Sr.'s boyhood. Two Pawcatuck boys built...

Dear Michelle and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Minnie was a gem, such a sweet lady. She will surely be missed by all. I am so sorry I wasn´t able to come to the services, I haven´t been feeling well. Prayers and love are with you.

I could never express in words how I feel about losing Minnie. On my visits back home, the stop on State Street was one of my favorites. Minnie would get out the little golden glasses and the blackberry brandy. She was always so happy we stopped in. She was the last mom to be with us in our little neighborhood. One packed so full of memories. It would be so hard to express how much of my childhood is tied up with Arthur, Minnie, Michelle and Joy. I am happy she lived a good long life but...

Michelle and Billy and family,Joy and family. I have no words to tell you how sorry I am about your loss. Minnie was the sweetest woman that I have ever had the privilege of knowing. Rip in peace Minnie. You will be missed so very much