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Marie Waller
March 30, 2004
Dear Jerry, Fr. Joe, Donna, and Paul,
Lucille was a special person. I'll always remember our youth, teen years, and adult years. We had so much fun during our teens and early twenties. I remember when we would go for a ride on a Sunday afternoon in her Dad's Chevy. I remember when we used to go dancing at the Sherri Biltmore on Saturday nights in Boston; when she met Jerry. I remember the egg yolk in the chocolate cake! I remember how she comforted me in sad times and made me feel better.
I remember the fun we had in Maine at the summer house. She always made us feel at home. Lucille, Cathy, Nina and I were "the club." We had great times together. We miss her dearly.
Cathy Doheney
March 29, 2004
Jerry, Father Joe, Donna, Rich, Paul, Diane, Joanne and family, Al and family and Anthony and family,
We just learned that this website was open for expressions of our love for Lucille.
She is a part of us that can never be replaced and she will always have that special place. Our only regret is that we didn't have the opportunity to spend more time with her, but we have memories that will last a lifetime. She was my friend since I was 13 years old in Jr. High. We connected immediately and shared so many special memories and secrets.
There's so much we could say but we'll write again about our love for Lucille (and her family). My children, Lynne, Cheryl and Billy send their love also. They all remember what a happy family you were and how they loved to go to your house to play.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you.
Love Cathy and John Doheney
Georgetown, MA
David, Sheila, Briana, Gabriella, Francesca, and Nicholas Galeazzi
March 12, 2004
It is with our deepest respect for Lucille A. Foster and our heartfelt, sympathy towards Jerry and the entire Foster Family that we say... we can't know why something happens...but we can know that love and beautfiul memories outlast the pain of grief. And we can know that there's a place inside our hearts where love lives always...and where nothing beautiful can ever be forgotten. Please remember that nothing beautiful in this world is ever really lost and that Lucille A. Foster will always live on in memory. With Sympathy and in Love God Bless.
Jennifer J Osorio
March 10, 2004
I met Lucille just last year, when we were getting ready to rehers for a new GBARC show, and I admired her strength and optimism, and I will never forget her as she always call me "my dance partner". Jerry and family all my sympathy for the loss of your wife, mother and grandmother. God Bless you!
Jennifer J Osorio
March 10, 2004
I met Lucille just last year, when we were getting ready to rehers for a new GBARC show, and I admired her strength and optimism, and I will never forget her as she always call me "my dance partner". Jerry and family all my sympathy for the lost of your wife, mother and grandmother. God Bless you!
Robert & Cheryl McIntosh
March 9, 2004
The Foster Family-
Our deepest sympathy to you and yours in this time of sorrow.
Dawn Giovino
March 9, 2004
Our Prayers for Mr. Foster and Fr. Joe and your entire family at this difficult time.
Karen Brajak
March 9, 2004
To Lucille's Family,
I met Lucille almost 21 years ago when I joined Avon and she was assigned to be my "mentor" and help me along and answer any questions that I had. Needless to say, there were many calls that went back and forth and even when I could tell she was very busy, she always took the time to help and make me feel good at the same time. She had a way of making you feel like you were special. She had a very good heart. At the same time, she was quite a prankster. We would exchange glances and just crack up. She had quite a sense of humor. We attended many of the Avon functions together. There was a group of 5 of us who rode together and we were all saddened to hear of her passing. God has called a wonderful and loving person home. She will live in our hearts forever.
Lee Grifoni
March 8, 2004
Father Joe, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May you all take comfort in eachother and loving memories of your mother. I did not know her personally, but knowing you, leads me to be sure of the incredible woman that she must have been.
Peace :-)
Melissa Manal
March 8, 2004
Father Joe and Family,
I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. As I did not know her, I could see how special she was in the way that you spoke of her. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Michelle Barnes
March 8, 2004
I wanted to offer my condolences on the loss of a very remarkable woman. I have very fond memories of playing at the Fosters' house as a kid. It was a joy to see the love the Fosters had for each other and their community. Lucille was a special woman who will be fondly remembered. God Bless.
Lauren R. Jastremski
March 8, 2004
Dear Father Joe,
I extend my heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Surely your Mother must have been a remarkable woman as she has left behind a remarkable living legacy. I wish that I had been able to tell her how much comfort you gave to my husband Stephen and me during his illness and after his passing. She would have been so proud (as I am sure she always was) of you.
May you find comfort in the happy memories that you have.
Edward & Joyce Keefe
March 7, 2004
Dear Jerry, Donna, Father Joe and Paul:
We were deeply saddened to read of Lucille's passing. We have wonderful memories of her during the time our son, Kevin and Paul were friends growing up. Lucille was a woman dedicated to her family, friends and church. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time.
May she rest in peace.
Edward, Joyce & Dennis Keefe
Lakeland, Fl.
Donnalyn Sullivan
March 7, 2004
Dear Jerry, Joe, Donna & Paul,
I am so sorry to hear about Lucille's passing. She was such a wonderful person throughout her whole life and has made a significant impression on mine. Although we haven't been neighbors for years now, I think of all of you often and have very fond memories of our times together. I used to look forward to seeing your parents at functions around the town. Your mother had a bright smile and a warm hug for me whenever I saw her and that is what I will miss most of all. Please let me know if there is anything that I can do for you. Lucille and all of you are in my thoughts and prayers as well as those of my family. Take care and God Bless. May your memories comfort you during this time of great sadness.
Lori and Harry Whelan
March 7, 2004
The news of Lucille's passing was very disheartening. Please accept our sincere sympathy. We will keep you all in our prayers. Lori and Harry Whelan and family.
Christine Trischitta
March 7, 2004
Jerry, Donna, Paul & Fr. Joe, You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Lucielle is a wonderful woman and just bring a smile to our face when I think of her & her smile. She just loved everyone and always made us feel special. She is one special woman and will be alive in our hearts forever. Sending a warm hug to all of you!
Love, David & Christine
Nandita & Al Bhattacharya
March 7, 2004
With our deepest Sympathy to you and your family.
Lucille will be remembered to us as a very compassionate,happy and courageuos friend.
Love
Brian and Kathleen Keefe
March 7, 2004
Paul,
Kathy and I would like to send our condolences for your lose. You and the entire family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Michael De Sandis
March 6, 2004
God bless you.
The Powers Family
March 6, 2004
Jerry Foster and Family,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. She was a wonderful woman and neighbor. We've missed her here on Chisholm st.
Justin & Judy Billard
March 6, 2004
Dear Jerry and Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Lucillle was one of the friends at the "top of our list" as an exceptional,
thoughtful, loving and talented person. She will be dearly missed. Please accept our sincere condolences.
Carol Leite
March 6, 2004
I just wanted to tell you how very sorry I am. Lucille always had a smile and a nice word for everyone.
Even with all she went through, I never heard her complain. Maine will not be the same without her.
Rose Sisti
March 6, 2004
To Gerry and Family,
My thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Words are poor things when we suffer the loss of a loved one. Still I want to convey my desire, however inadequate, to offer consolation. I have fond memories of my dear friend, Lucille. Nina telephoned me and I was so upset to hear the sad news. Please accept my deepest sympathy for you and your family in your bereavement.
Love, Rose
George Franco
March 6, 2004
To the family of cousin Lucille,
So sorry to hear the news. Unfortunately, I am in Florida at this time and will be unable to attend the services. May God guide you and comfort you in these difficult times.
George and Diana Franco
dave & mary ravanesi
March 6, 2004
please accept our deepest condolances. she was a wonderful person.
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