Regina A. "Gina" Boyland

I only knew Regina through her sister Nancy. It is very sad and so unfair to lose such a young and caring person. The world has lost a wonderful person and the angels have gained a new friend. My wishes to the family in this time of grief.

I am deeply saddened to hear the news of Regina's passing. I have worked with her for the last few years in Chelsea through her volunteer work with St. Rose's Food Pantry, and have always been inspired by her selflessness and devotion. She will be sadly missed by many people in the Chelsea community.

I did not know Regina, but know her sister Christine through her work at Bryn Mawr College. It's clear that the dedication and generosity we at BMC have all come to admire in Chris were also abundantly present in the life of her sister. My sincere condolences to everyone whose life Regina touched.

Mark Colvson
Bryn Mawr College

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Darkness is merely the absence of light. May Regina's light radiate forth forever more as a shining example of humanity at its very brightest and best.

I never knew Regina, but I know the world is a colder, darker place for her passing.

May she rest in peace.

Thinking of Regina: I only knew her for a month or so when she began working at Cardinal Medeiros Center in Boston. She had a kind word for everyone and always was cheery. I like those traits in a person. I like to think that she is in a nice place now. God bless. William C. Moynihan, Sr.