Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Stacey P. Ahern of Chelmsford, writer and author; 29 CHELMSFORD Stacey P. Ahern, 29, of Chelmsford, died on Thursday, March 20, 2008. She was a beloved sister, daughter, and Godmother. Stacey was born on February 28, 1979, in Lowell, a daughter of Carol Gendron-Ahern of Chelmsford, and Brendan...
Read MoreBrendan...my dad just called me from Florida...i am so sorry about Stacey. i know there are no words, no answers.....nothing any one can do for you...this is your grief to feel; but please know you are not alone. thinking of you, kim
kim parker
April 01, 2008 | Merrimack, NH
Dear All,
Stacey was the one and only person who ever came up to me to say hello on her own initiative at Sarah Lawrence College. I met her when we were both part of the CCE program and she was an inspiration to me as a writer, a poet, a woman of great courage and great beauty inside and out. I will never forget the sadly brief but lasting impressions she has made on me.
I am still surprised not to see her around campus. She will be missed.
Liz Sinnott
March 31, 2008 | Pound Ridge, NY
Carol, Brendan, Katie & Brendan;
Spike and I were truly sad to hear about Stacey's passing. As her Godmother my heart is heavy with grief. Stacey was a beautiful girl and will be missed by the Hatfield family. May you be comforted by the treasured memories that will always be in your thoughts, and the special love that will always be in your hearts. Love to all,
Kathy Hatfield
March 31, 2008 | Merrimack, NH
The Ahern family,
I will always have such wonderful memories of us all growing up together next door to each other. Stacey will never be forgotten and forever in our hearts.
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
With deepest sympathy,
Michelle Bishop
March 28, 2008 | Chelmsford, MA
SA,
I know you wouldn't want me to but I can't stop crying. I am so sad that my favorite person in the whole world is no longer here. It really touched me meeting so many people at the wake that you had touched and inspired. I am honored and priviliged to be your brother and have never been prouder of you. I am trying to take comfort in the fact that you have found eternal comfort in the arms of an angel. I'll think of you everyday until we meet again... I love you!!! I love you!!! I...
Brendan Ahern
March 28, 2008 | Kaneohe, HI
Stacey,
I was only given one sister and I am so happy that sister was you. Who I am I going to call on Christmas to wish Happy Groundhogs Day to? Who I am going to sing St. Mary's Children's Choir songs with and fight over the lyrics? I can barely stand how sad I am and then I get sadder (more sad? why aren't you here to talk grammar with?). I keep listening to the last three voice mails you left on my phone and I love you too.
Kate Ahern
March 27, 2008 | Haverhill, MA
We know Stacey is at peace now. May she be blessed. May God grant us peace and strength to help one another at this difficult time.
Lee D.
March 27, 2008 | Maynard, MA
Brendan and family: You have to know how much your beautiful daughter meant to so many people and how much she was loved. Her inspiration will never die as she will remain in our hearts forever. My prayers are with you. God Bless you Stacey. I know you have a very special place in heaven.
Lucille Surprenant
March 27, 2008 | Lowell, MA
To The Ahern Family,
My thoughts and prayers
are with you.
May you find the strenghth and
courage to help you through this
time of sorrow.Memories will always
keep her near to all the hearts that
loved her.
May your mermories of her bring you
peace and reassure you that beauty
and love endures forever.
Bruce Linstad
March 26, 2008 | Harvard, MA
