Marie Lise May Gaulin

We just today learned of May's passing. In the short time that we lived above her at Brynwood, she became a valued and special friend. She was a special person. Our deepest sympathy to the family.

To the family,
We are sending our sincere condolences to you all. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
The F.A. Taylor Family

May was a blessing to us all

Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Gigi, Marc and Mike,
Our sincere sympathy to all of the family. We loved May, and we feel a great loss in her passing. She was blessed with a peaceful death.
Fondly,
Andy and Sue Virgilio.

Dear Marc, Gigi and Mike,
I would like to share a souvenir with you.
I was 17 years old and I had decided to go to learn English in an american family. Then I had contacted ma tante May that finds me a place to babysit. Of course, it was necessary for her that people among whom I would work would be nice and good and it has been exactly what happened. Before going to Paul & Ronnie's home to start my new live…, I stayed a few days with my aunt May at Easton and in spite of its occupations, she took the time to bring me to ski with her. I still see her in a car, riding, smiling, listening and speaking to me with all her kindness. It is a memory which often comes to my mind. She really was a good person. I am happy that she has been my aunt. I have also a lot of souvenirs of you all when you used to come to visit us. It was always a very good happening.

Christine Ryan, Rimouski, province de Québec Canada

Dear aunt living in USA
For all of us, aunt May, was the one sister's Ryan who quit Quebec for a loving story.
In Easton, she was living in a castle with her children and husband....wonderful life..?
Well...
She cares for each of us like she had nothing else to do. So?
In our memory, aunt May was the one with the great ear. We could talk to her and strangely, we were feeling like king and keen because she took this time to listen at us... children, to look at us with this special blue eyes gived by her own moter, named, Reine
She gaved to us the feeling to be important..
What a good gift.
Thank you aunt May
Gigi, Marc, Mike...
You are important
For all of us
Your cousins from Quebec
Sylvie

Dear Mark, Mike and Gigi,
There are no words to express our heartfelt sympathy we have for the loss of your mother, this incredible woman and friend of our whole family. She was such a very special and dear companion for my parents, in Punta Gorda. We will miss her so much. My son Drew loved your mother's crepes, and she would make them for him every year when we visited my parents. Our hearts are very heavy, but at peace knowing she is at rest with her beloved Claude and her son.
With sympathy,
Anita (Virgilio), Bill and Drew Wemple

What an amazing woman! I will be praying for you Marie and so is my mom -- Anne! God Bless You and your loving family!

Dear Gigi, Marc, and Michael. How saddened I was to receive the news of your Mother's passing - a wonderful friend to the Biedlingmaier family, and my formidable competition at many auctions on College Hill year ago. In later years, we had many pleasant bridge games together, and, the opportunity to renew ties in the Easton area. She was a wonderful inspiration of family, Faith, and commitment. You may all be proud of her volunteerism and contributions to making this Life more pleasant for all. Sincerest condolences and prayers for her repose. Mark B.

I met Gigi's mom on several of her visits to Floyd. I remember her as being a lovely person with a great sense of humor and being very generous.

Soft spoken and deliberate with a loving heart. I know she will be missed by her family and all those that loved her. I am glad I got to meet her.

What a wonderful tribute to a truly compassionate woman, mother, wife, sister, friend, aunt, grandma..
Met her once when Gigi and I had dinner with her. She was a gracious person.
My prayer for all of you is strength and wisdom of spirit to let her love and the love of God touch you all. Her generous spirit will live on in her loved ones.
Miriam
Floyd, VA