Alphonse J. Ouellette

My deepest and sincere sympathy in the loss of your husband.Love,Linda

Uncle Phonny -- We are so lucky to have a lifetime of memories to look back on; playing with the disconnected phone in your family room as children, raspberry floats with you and Aunt Yvette, helping you move into your new home, all the Christmas Eve celebrations at your house, picnics under the tree in your backyard, your most-delicious seafood chowder..... (the list goes on and on). You always did so much for so many people. I remember you telling me many times that you felt, as you had no children of your own, this was your way of leaving behind a legacy. We will do our best to continue where you left off, by being helpful to others whenever we can. We love you forever. Diane, George, Elyse and Corey

Regina, We will always remember Phonny with his "angels" every Tuesday evening as he cooked up his special meals, and ending the evening with the rosary. He was a generous and thoughtful, and gifted man. May he rest in peace.

Uncle Phonny, You and Aunt Yvette were my second family growing up. I remember spending every Wednesday afternoon at your house and what a thrill it was when you would take me up to your workshop to show me what you were building and how all of the tools worked. One of my favorite memories was spending every Christmas Eve at your house and falling asleep in front of the fire. As I got older I would just pretend to have fallen asleep...just to keep the tradition alive. You will be with me in my heart always. John and Kayleigh miss you. J.D. will miss talking with you and hearing your stories. I will miss you forever. But one good thing has come of this...Heaven just got another angel. We love you.

The Charlie Brown Christmas Tree the week before Christmas, The ride after the tree was up to see all the christmas decorations, then Hot chocolate by the fire at your home before we went home. Listening to you while you played your guitar. and all the wonderful things you built . These are just some of the memories you gave to Monique and I. I love you and I will miss you very much!! You were a wonderful man and will be sadly missed by all who knew you.
Love always, Donna

Marie & Roger,
My deepest sympathy in the loss of your brother, Fawnie. He was a wonderful neighbor to me all these years.

Sincerely,
Irene & Phil

Regina,
My deepest sympathy in the loss of your husband, Fawnie. We were neighbors for 45 years; he was a humble gentleman.

Sincerely,
Irene Collins & Philip Chadbourne

Mrs Ouellette, I'am so sorry to here of Alphonse's passing. We only met a few times when he was selling his pick-up truck,( which I bought and still enjoy). He'll be missed by everybody whose life he has touched, including mine. Condolences to you and the family. Tom O'Brien