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Marie Brophy Logie [email protected]
November 8, 2021
I am realizing the first anniversary of Lee is coming up this month. It was a while after her death that I realized she had passed away. Lee and I were best friends at ages 8 (East & Thornley St) in New Britain. We lost touch in our early years until we found each other on FB.
I was absolutely shocked by Lee's passing. I remember all the fun we had as young girls and I adored June and Ed; they were always so kind to me. I hoped for us to connect at one time as I was born in New Britain, but now live in western Canada, but try to get home every few years.
Lee is always remembered in my prayers. She was such a special friend. Ed and June said I was like another daughter. I remember Donna, but do not know if she would remember me.
God bless all Lee's family and friends. She will never be forgotten - Marie (Brophy) Logie
Bruce Chopus
December 1, 2020
I was shocked when I read the passing of Lee. I have so many wonderful memories of being in Lee's company, like driving Lee and some members of her family and friends to New York City to see "Phantom of the opera" of which someone could not make it - I ended up seeing Phantom 4 times. Or driving Nellie, Lee, Paula and the baby to Florida in that beautiful coach. I was with Lee in Boston for six weeks when Margaux was in the hospital. The good times were the Super Bowl and Christmas parties. Her smile was always her greatest asset. Sarah, Ben, Maggie I am truly sorry for your loss. I am presently living in South Carolina (no snow). Your favorite chauffeur Bruce Chopus
Antonietta Caputo
December 1, 2020
I am so sorry for your loss...Your Mom was awesome...no matter what silly thing Maggie and I were about to go do...she always had a big smile and encouragement for us..and lots of laughter when we got back and told her about it....I can still here saying "ww girls that sounds amazing!" May you find comfort in the memories you share of her...xoxo
Rita O'Connell Garofano
November 30, 2020
Ben: I am sorry for your loss
Deborah (Golden) Zapor
November 29, 2020
Ben,
I was so sorry to read of Lee's passing today. I remember her and you as very a warm and understanding couple and will never forget the kindness you both showed me when I worked for you at Cousins Bakery. I hope you take some comfort in having had such a special wife for so many years. May God help you and the family through this and I will be praying for all of you. Lee is soaring with the angels and watching over you!
Mark and Lori DiLoreto
November 29, 2020
Dear Ben and extended Sisti families,
We are so saddened to hear of your loss and pray you may find comfort during this difficult time. She was a beautiful person with a friendly genuine smile.
Jack Hines
November 28, 2020
Ben, very sorry to read about the passing of your wife. There is very little one can say at a time like this, but I want you to know you are in my thoughts and prayers. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Jane Napieracz
November 28, 2020
So sorry to hear about Helene’s passing. She was a wonderful, warm person. I used to see her out with the dog and she was very nice to talk with.
Louise A Mercadante
November 27, 2020
She was such a nice lady .we would see her when our dogs were outside our condoes at Wild Oaks . May she rest in peace
Brian Veley
November 26, 2020
Aunt Lee, it is with great sorrow that I just read of your passing. I want to apologize for the time I took my mother's bedspread and made a tent with it while you were babysitting me when we were living at 33 Viola Lane in New Britain. I remember that my "Mother" was very upset at you. Long story short, I should have spoken up and admitted it then, I I did not. I am sorry for that.
You were always my favorite Aunt because you always looked into my eyes when you spoke to me. You were real to me.
As time marched on, we lost touch, but on my heart you were always the best!
Rest in peace.
To "Uncle Ben" and family, my condolences.
Death is not the end, but rather a connection from the mortal life to eternal life of happiness and love with GOD.
Respectfully,
Brian Veley
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