Victor E. Quillard

I worked for Victor as a mortgage secretary in the 1970's. After I left Springfield Vic and his wife visited me in Alaska where I lived. He was the best boss I ever had. I last spoke with Vic in 2022 to catch up on old times. I am so sorry and my sincerest condolences to the family. 6/19/2024 - Hope Siegmond

Afternoon Spring Sun (poem) Afternoon sun this early spring day shines brightly, Family gathered after the service to remember, His smiling portrait face and his bonhomie, His contributions are laced with a lifetime, Of thoughtful graces. Travel well into God's eternity of safe space. Cary Rice

Dear friend, you will be sadly missed. Thank you for all you have done for me. Sincerely, Annie.

Maria and Mariellen, Some of the best memories I have of growing up had to do with your family and Mr. Quillard being a huge part of that! He was a kind, generous man who instilled in me the love of the outdoors. I remember so many fun times at the cabin, skating, and just being in the woods exploring. Another special memory was our annual Super Bowl trip to the Grafton Inn. Our families had such a special bond and we were so fortunate to have you in our lives and as neighbors! I am truly...

Dear Maria, We are with you, Rich, Henri, your mom and family, in spirit today as you celebrate your beloved father/grandad/husband's life. With love & prayers, Jennifer & Dave

Vic Quillard was such a respected and stellar man, I started working at Hampden Savings Bank, my first real job in 1979. He was a mentor and one of the nicest people I have met throughout my lifetime. I'll never forget him coming back from FAO Schwartz in Ny with a giant stuffed bear for our bank lobby and walking down the sidewalk with it. I have such fond memories. My deepest condolences to your family. Lynn Stevens

Mariellen and Maria - Such wonderful memories of a great friend and a mentor to me, and also to my parents, Bob and Fran!! We´ll keep you in our prayers! David Townsend

That was a beautiful obituary for a wonderful friend, father and husband. We miss him.

I have nothing but fond memories of Vic Quillard as President of Hampden Savings Bank, my first job ever! He was interesting, funny, classy, and a gentleman. At only 17 when I started, he was very intimidating to me but I learned that was unnecessary although I did have the utmost respect for him. I send my deepest condolences to his family and friends for your loss of a wonderful man to work under. Charlotte Rivet