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Paul McGonagle
January 26, 2005
I am so sorry to hear of Eugene Driscoll's passing. He was my Principal at Meadow Brook. He had the incredible ability to remember everyone's name... present student or past. He had such a positive influence on so many kids in Burlington.
robert brennan
January 11, 2005
Nancy, I'm sorry to hear about your Dad. As you know, he was my elementry school principal at Meadow Brook. I can still remember him out at recess in his dark suit, narrow dark tie, maybe a little Brill Cream in his hair,interacting with the kids. "Hi Mr. Driscoll" He was always good to me and my four sisters while we were there, especially when our mom died. He made a impact and a differance in many peoples lives, we can only hope to do the same.
Bob Brennan
Jim MacDonald
January 4, 2005
Nancy, sorry to hear about the loss of your father. He is in our prayers.
Patty Alexanian
January 2, 2005
Nancy,
So sorry to hear of the death of your father. You are in our thoughts.
The Alexanians
Joann Coen
January 2, 2005
Nancy,Larry,John Paul and Luke,
We offer our condolences to you and your family on the death of your father.
Nancy, our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Take care and God bless.
Love,
Billy,Joann,Sean,B rian,
Eric and Sara
CLARE ELLISON
January 2, 2005
DEAR NIECES AND NEPHEWS I WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW PROUD YOUR DAD'S SIBLINS WERE OF HIM. HE STOOD TALL AMONG US AND SET THE EXAMPLE FOR THE REST OF US. HIS ATHLETIC PROWESS IN BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL AT ST.CLEMENT HIGH SVHOOL IS WELL RECORDED IN ITS ARCHIVES. GENE WAS A GOOD CARING MAN TO HIS FAMILY, STUDENTS, FRIENDS AND ALL THOSE WHO SUFFERED FROM DEPRESSION. I AM SURE HE IS RESTING PEACEFULLY WITH THE LORD AND FINALLY HE KNOWS WHAT IT IS ALL ABOUT NOW. AUNT CLARE
Eileen Paris
January 2, 2005
Nancy, Larry, J.P. & Luke ~
Know that you are all in our thoughts & prayers. My Dad was a principal - maybe they're up there comparing notes! They'll be watching over "our kids" keeping them in line! There's no more suffering, only happiness.
Love & peace, Eileen Paris
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