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Arlene Kane Obituary
Winooski - Arlene J. Kane, a lifelong resident of Winooski, VT passed away on November 10, 2020 at the age of 87. With her passing, the world lost a beautiful soul who will forever be remembered for her humor and sweetness. She leaves a legacy of relatives including children, grandchildren, great-grand children, along with dear friends and former colleagues. A full obituary is available at www.champlaincremation.com.
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Lynn St.Amour
August 26, 2021
Tom and Karen,
we were so sorry to hear of Aunt Arlene's passing. She was a lovely, elegant, warm and clearly strong woman. I am thankful we were able to spend a good amount of time over the years with Aunt Arlene, Uncle Tom and of course all our wonderful aunts, uncles and cousins. I always feel close to everyone because of those times, even when not in close contact.
Lots of love and hugs,
Lynn St.Amour and Luis Pedraza
Mike and Debbie Kirby
November 23, 2020
Dear Tom, Karen and family,
Debbie and I send our deepest sympathy. I am forever grateful for your mother and father always remembering my birthday and Christmas as their godchild. I fondly remember the many times I spent the day at their home as a child. It was always an exciting and fun time with all of you and I always looked forward to my next visit. May you all find peace and comfort in the days ahead knowing how good parents you were blessed to have. Mike and Debbie
Debra Kirby Cauchon
November 22, 2020
Tom and Karen & family -- I send you my condolences and thoughts and prayers as you get through this difficult time. I have many warm childhood memories of Aunt Arlene (and your dad). Thinking about her great laugh still brings a smile to my face! She will always remain in my memory as a "favorite aunt."
Diane (DeDe) Richer
November 19, 2020
Karen and Tom, words cannot express my sincerest hearfelt condolences for the loss of Aunt Arlene. She will always be forever in my heart, not only for the guidance both her and Uncle Tom gave as godparents, but just the overall love they shared with everyone they knew. Uncle Tom's boisterous laugh and Aunt Arlene's sparkling, joyful eyes will be forever in my memories. She is once again dancing with the love of her life, giving hugs and kisses to her siblings, and showing Nana how much she has been missed. I will forever miss her.
Mary Provost, Aunt Arlene, <br />Lois Roth, Diane Richer
Lois Roth
November 18, 2020
Aunt Arlene was a trail blazing woman who was one of my early role models. She was one of the original working women who were also Wives, Moms & sometimes Dads, (Homage to Aunt Jen), working in the 1060's.
I remember going with Aunt Arlene & Uncle Tom on Knights of Columbus events babysitting for Karen and thinking how regal and elegant she looked dressed up.
I remember the wonderful loving relationship she shared with my Mom, Betty, her sister. Mom was the 'eyes' of the duo and Aunt Arlene the 'legs'. Their support and loving relationship will always warm my heart.
Karen & Tom, I send my sincere loving condolences for your loss. She was a gem and will be missed.
Kevin Kane
November 17, 2020
So sorry to hear of Aunt Arlene’s passing. Such a sweet soul. Our thoughts are with you.
Kevin and Dianna Kane
Colleen Leonard-Nichols
November 16, 2020
To Tommy and his extended family: So sorry you lost your mom. She was delight and always so happy to see us when we arrived on Bellvue Street in Winooski to visit our Grammy (Jennie) Leonard next door to you on Sundays. When we would come over to play with you, we will always remember her sweet welcome. Forever Rest in peace - Dean A. Leonard Sr. Family
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