Maureen Guilday

Aunt "Pal" as you were known to us kids, were always our favorite Aunt. Our visits every few years were memorable, loving, and always included ice cream at Ferrals. Your faith, and example certainly has helped us along the journey.

My sincere condolences to the family for the loss of your loved one. May prayers strengthen you and memories comfort you, and may our Lord Jesus Christ and God our Father, who loves us, comfort your hearts and "make you firm". (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17)

My condolences to Ms Guilday's family and friends. I was lucky to have her as a teacher twice, in eight grade and then again in tenth grade in Stratford, CT. She inspired me in so many ways. I was always a bit of a rebel as a student, and she was one of the very few teachers who knew how to ignite and foster that spirit. Because of her I became a better writer, going on to study English in college and leading the college literary magazine. I am forever grateful for the interest she took in me and in a way a small part of her will live on through me and my work. XO

Ms. Guilday was my English teacher at Stratford High School. She was a special person and I always enjoyed her classes. My sympathies to the family.

My sincere condolences to Maureen's family. I had the distinct pleasure to work with Maureen in the Stratford Public School system. RIP my friend.

Rest In Peace Ms. Guilday - so blessed to have had you as my teacher at Stratford High School. You helped me find my voice, especially in my writing and your assistance with my college essays left a lasting impression. God bless you.

Maureen was a lovely lady, and a great teacher. I remember how we collaborated in teaching students how to complete research papers. She corrected and graded the papers as an English teacher, and I graded them based on their historical content. I was blessed to have been able to know and work with her. I'm sorry for your loss, but I know she is with The Lord.God bless you .