Norma-Sheridan-Obituary

Norma C. Sheridan

Quincy, Massachusetts

About

LOCATION
Quincy, Massachusetts
CHARITY
American Cancer Society

Obituaries

Send Flowers

SHERIDAN, Norma C. (Paine) of Squantum died September 10, 2008. Beloved wife of 56 years of Richard T. Sheridan of Squantum. Devoted mother of Richard T. Sheridan, Jr. of Arizona, Donna M. and her husband Louis Sipes of Tennessee, William F. Sheridan and his very close friend Alex Vainstein of...

Read More

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Mom,
As we approach Sept 10th, I can't help but think of how much we miss you here with us. And still, I cannot believe it has been almost a year since we lost you. There are so many emotions among all of us right now, with you not here, daddy moving, leaving Squantum, just to name a few... Lots of thoughts went through my mind. You were always so positive, never seemed to dwell on the past, or difficult times. I tell my kids all the time as they ride their bikes or are...

Happy Birthday Ma, It was only 1 year ago when we were all together. You and I shared a cake and blew the candles out together making our own special wish...I miss you ma...so much...I just wish you were with us today..but I know that is not possible...so remember I love you

Rich

xxxx

Happy Birthday Ma,
I had a dream of you last night. You were so pretty, happy and full of life. This is exactly how I want to remember you.

I cannot believe that it's been a year since we were all home for your birthday. I only wished we could be together in person today.

You are always, always, with me in spirit.

I love you and I miss you!

Happy Birthday Ma!

Billy

Mom,
Happy Birthday. We love and miss you here so much. It is still hard to believe you're gone. Thank you for sending the duck to us! We know it couldn't find it's way without you...

Miss you. Love you.

Hey Ma,
Just thinking about you over the past few days. Being back in L.A. has kept me really busy, and I feel like I don't get to talk to anyone much anymore. I just learned Sean Fitz died yesterday, and it has me really sad.

I see Tricia Leary posting notes on your site pretty often. She's so nice to keep you in her thoughts.

Well, I really miss you Ma, and I could really use talking to you today. So, I guess I'll just take a walk on the beach when I get out...

Norma, just thinking of you and mom. The 4th was hard for us and our dad. We took him to the parade, but with a sad heart and tears in our eyes. The 4th was always such a great time on Deerfield st. Billy McCallum was in the parade playing his bag pipes, but the last time we saw him play was at my mom's funeral. We had a very low key cookout with me, Brian and the boys, Eddie and his family and dad. I kept thinking of something Billy wrote to me after my mom passed. He talked of all...

Norma, this has been such a hard day for us as I know it was for your family. Having a mother's day without our wonderful mom's just isn't right. I tried to think of you and my mom being happy and being able to celebrate once again with your own moms. This I know made you both happy. I know you were always so good to my mom and I hope you will continue to watch out for her until we once again see you both in heaven. Love you!
Tricia (Leary)

To all of my dear friends, I'm thinking of you all this Easter. Even though the winter has passed and here we are in another season, I know tha pain for you is as great as mine. Your mom and ours were wonderful, loving and so caring. Time will never take away the sadness we all feel, but I'm just starting to feel the emptiness of a first holiday with out my mom as you have had a few. I loved your mom as a second mother and I know you all felt the same with mine. We sure were/are blessed...

Love and miss you Norma, just thinking of you! Love, Tricia (Leary)