William Edmund O'Brien Sr.

Dear Aunt Helen, Terry, Bill, John, Kathy, and Patrick,

I am so sorry about Uncle Bill. It is hard to believe he is gone. His passing brings back many menories of Thanksgivings in the 60s and 70s our families spent together. Please accept my most sincere condolences for all your family from my wife, Bridget, who met Uncle Bill at Rosemary's wedding, my boys, Etan and Alexander, and me.

Love,
Arthur O'Brien

Dear Aunt Helen & O'Brien family,

We were so sorry to hear of Uncle bill's passing & were unable to attend the services. I'm glad Rosemary & my mom were. Our love and condolences go out to you and your family. Uncle Bill was a good man and we were glad we got to reconnect with him & your family during the last few years. I'm gladhe was surrounded by his family during his final years. I'm sure that made things easier for him. he will be missed.

Love Ron , Troy & Family

Aunt Helen and family,

We were grateful to have been able to attend both the service and the burial with all of you. Both were wonderful tributes to him and I'm sure he would have been very proud of all of you.

You will be in our thoughts and prayers for a long time to come. I am so happy to reconnect with all of you and hope we can stay in touch and continue to support each other.

Love, Rosemary (O'Brien) Hattenbach and family (David, Hayden and Max)

Dear Helen & family,

We are saddened to hear of your loss. Yet, somehow I can imagine a reunion of Bill & Mary in heaven. It will be a special Saint Patrick's Day for them.

But I suspect that a part of your heart has gone with him. My Bill & I also have a big family with all of the laughter and tears and memories shared that comes with it all.
We have never met, but your Christmas cards always seemed to reach out and let me know that you cherished the children...