Webster, Massachusetts
Dr. Norman H. Cournoyer, 87, of 52 Point Pleasant Rd., died Thursday, April 23 at his home.He leaves his wife of 56 years, Constance (Morin) Cournoyer; his caregivers and in-laws, Lorraine and Robert Morin of Webster; an extended family of nieces and nephews.He was born in Webster, the son of...
Read MoreGary and Artie..sorry to hear of your loss of your dad. Our sympathy to your family. Artie.thank you for coming to our brother Tommy's wake last night especially in your time of sorrow...We appreciate everything you did for him..He loved you Art!!Steven and Lisa (Monaco)Bodreau
lisa bodreau
May 01, 2009 | Quinebaug, CT
Dear Connie,
You and Doc were very much a part of my childhood. Ever since I was eight years old you have been considered like family.
Doc always used to say " a bird can't fly on one wing". May you fly to Heaven and rest in peace.
Sincerely Patty Millos
April 28, 2009
Dear Connie
We are so sorry for your loss.
We remember and reminse about all the good times we had both on the lake and here in FL.
Brian will miss the Tues. an Thurs. morning coffee's at Mickey D's and also Doc's fantastic memory.
Take care.
Luv Brian & Ann
Ann Sutor
April 28, 2009 | Ft.Myers, FL
Dear Doc and Connie,
Doc - I remember some really great times with you and the whole webster lake crew (You, Harris, my Poppa, the LaVoie's, and Paul and Jackie Cournoyer etc). I loved being the little girl in the room just hanging on every word as you all laughed and joked for hours and hours.
I remember watching you and my Poppa standing on each of your decks 100 feet away from one another, laughing as you and Poppa made goofy hand signals to one another only the two...
Kristen Staggs
April 24, 2009 | Chico, CA
