Patrick J. Lappin Sr.

Thank you all for your kind words and condolences.

Our family truly appreciates your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Hi Mary & family, I met your dad at Life Care while my mom was there, she passed away July 25th. I remember the first time I met him he reminded me of my father except for the irish brogue. He was pretty feisty when he first got there but settled in was a true gentleman.I would always shake his hand on every visit, I'm glad I got to know him.
My Deepest Sympathy

To the Lappin Family - I was so very sad to hear of your loss. I will forever remember "himself" and his kind friendship. He was the first to agree to dance the Gay Gordans with me and he did a mean fast waltz! My mother (93) is still driving the car he sold her so we both thought of him often. I will always remember the kindness Pat & his lovely wife Mary extended to me and the fun times at the Billerica Irish Club. The festivals & St Pat's day always meant Pat's corned beef, none...

Dear Mary and family,

Jack and I have a lot to thank Pat for, most importantly is the gift of having known a great man. He was always Jacready to help and always with a smile. Your friendship and pats' sure will be missed

To the Lappin Family -

We are very sorry to hear of your loss. Will always remember the times that we saw Pat & his lovely wife Mary at the Billerica Irish Club on Friday nights and how much he enjoyed doing the "Highland Fling" and other dances. Also enjoyed the time spent with him working in the kitchen preparing the Corn Beef & Cabbage for the Irish festival. (Pasquale Lappino will always be remembered).

Remember to keep Pat in your memories and he will always be...

Mr. Lappin was a kind and gentle man. I grew up next door to him and his family. He was always outside doing something, and always allowed us to be kids, even if it meant running through his perfect grass to get our badly hit balls. I'm thirty now with children of my own, and I remember Halloween he always was so sweet to the kids. Smiling and laughing and slipping them "extra" candy. Thanks Mr.Lappin for your gentle kindness. I will miss you being next door when I visit mom and dad. Rest in...

I worked with Pat for many years. He was an excellent Rapid Transit Train Instructor.

Pat & I rode the train to Wilmington to and from work many times.

Pat Jr was hired and trained with my bus instructors.

Pat will be missed.

I will keep Pat in my prayers.

Mary and Family.........remember Pat with fond memories at the Irish Club in Billerica. Such a nice man always a good word and smile. We have not lived in Billerica for many years, but always remember our good times. Brad and Sue Cook