Naples, Florida
Sally Nixon WeirNaples, FLSally Nixon Weir passed way on Monday, March 25, 2019, she was a resident of Naples for the past 25 years coming from Stamford, CT. Sally was an active member of Trinity – by – the- Cove Episcopal Church. She was a graduate of Bradford College and attended the Rhode...
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I just learned of the passing of Sally I remember her and her family in my prayers. We worked together at St. Joseph Medical Center for a time and she was one of the kindest people. God bless her and the family.
sue Ann Miller
May 19, 2019 | Stamford, CT | Coworker
April 10, 2019
Many fond memories. Best wishes to the family.
Richard
April 08, 2019 | New Canaan
Sally, I know you haven't exited from the continuum of consciousness, but hanging out with your physical body - eating, talking, looking into eyes - has been an ongoing pleasure for many years. Your beautiful spirit goes on, but it can't meet to eat pizza and ice cream. I'll miss you.
Sue Larson
April 07, 2019 | Naples, FL
To Dick and family,
Sincere sympathy to all of you for this great loss.
Sally would always stop and visit on her frequent walks through our Charlestown neighborhood and lounging at the beach.
She will be missed by many!
Sincerely,
Sue Iannotti, Cedar Road Charlestown and
Rosemary Dever, formerly of Howard Drive, Charlestown,RI
Suzanne Iannotti
April 05, 2019 | Charlestown, RI
Many Many Many thoughts flood my mind when I think of Mrs. Weir and they all make me smile. I loved her and am thankful for those memories that I carry close to my heart. To all the Weir family - I am so sorry for your loss.
Suzanne Spada
April 04, 2019 | Westport, CT
Mrs. Weir was another mom to all of us kids in in the neighborhood on Elmbrook Dr. Was so sweet and always smiling. Lots of memories of her driving her kids and us in the "Thing" . You will be missed Mrs. Weir!!
Fran Diot Huntsman
April 02, 2019 | Bridgeport, CT
I have such wonderful memories of Mrs Weir.....as a young mom hanging out at the beach and then the Italian Center with my mom and their brood of children. Both moms trying to get sun and a good book in at the same time. I smile thinking of Mrs Weir zipping around town in her treasured Thing and taking walks around the neighborhood. Always a smile on her face. Rest Easy Mrs Weir. Love Rie Diot (Ann Marie Kynoch)
Ann Marie Kynoch
April 02, 2019 | Easton, CT