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Raymond R. Letendre

Lowell, Massachusetts

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DRACUT - Raymond R. Letendre, 60, a longtime Dracut resident, died unexpectedly Monday, Jan. 6, while vacationing in Aruba. He was the husband of Jeannine M. (Ducharme) Letendre for more than 39 years.

Born in Lowell on March 5, 1942, he was a son of the late Raymond D. and Marie A. "Mae"...

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Hi brother of mine. I cannot believe you have been gone this long. I've missed you so much, especially in recent years. I know you would have been around to help with John's care, and he and I would have loved having your help. Just your smile and a hug from you would have meant the world to us both. I hope you and the rest of the family, including Yvette, have been having a great reunion in heaven. Please watch over us. Love you a lot. Your baby sister, Jeannine

Hi Uncle Ray, we sure are hurting down here. I picture you there waiting for Mom. One of the last conversations I had with her, she said "I love my brother!" I asked her if she saw you and she said yes. My hope is that you guided her, and will be with her now for eternity. We miss you all so much. Please help us through these tough times. Please tell mom how much Dad and I miss her and that we love her. We sure do need your/her help. love you all.

Hi dearest brother. 20 years is a long time, but it still feels like yesterday. I still miss your hugs and your laugh. And now we are grieving over Yvette's passing as well. What a difficult time this is. But there's solace in the fact that you were there to greet her. Please watch over and pray for John and me. Love you with all my heart. Jeannine

Hello dear brother. I can't believe it's 2022. I thought about you a lot last week. I still miss you terribly. John's health is not good, and I wish you were here so you could keep him company. You two were so close. I just wanted to write you a note. It somehow comforts me. Love, your baby sister. P.S. Sorry I made a mistake last year with the # of years---I know it was 18 then, and 19 now. I still can't believe it. "See ya."

19 years. I just can't believe it. I don't know why I post something on here, but in a small way, it makes me feel better. I know I seem to repeat myself each year, so I'll keep this short. I'd give anything to go back to the days on the pond, when you would come over and we'd have so much fun together. Or when you'd be fishing early in the morning, and I'd see you out my window. Thank goodness I have those memories, and they make me smile. Please know that I think about you a lot, and miss...

Happy birthday, dear brother. I wish I could give you a big hug today (it seems that I'm repeating myself from previous posts, but it's no less true). I see your handsome face in pictures, and part of me still can't believe you're not here. Life has just never been the same since you've been gone. I miss you terribly, and think of you all the time. The family could use you and your smile and your strength right now. Please help Therese today and in the days ahead, if you can. I love you. "See...

Hi big brother. I can't believe you've been gone 17 years. It just doesn't seem possible. I want to hear your laugh, and see you run outside to check on what bird you just heard. You were one of a kind, and the best big brother a girl could ever ask for. I wish so much that you were still here so we could talk. Please watch over us all. I love you. Jeannine

Dearest Brother: Happy Birthday! I wish I could give you one of your famous hugs today. I couldn't let the day go by without writing something here. I still miss you very much, and think of the happy times we had quite often. They always make me smile. Watch over us, big brother. I love you. Your little sister, Jeannine

Belated happy birthday, big brother. I thought of you a lot yesterday. It was so cold---I know you would have hated being outside. I think of you so much, and would love to get a hug from you and see your smiling face. I have memories of things only you and I did together, and that warms my heart. I miss you and love you lots. "See ya." Jeannine