Paul Harrison Burditt

dear Polly, Amy Spollett called me today to tell me of Paul's transition, she has no way of contacting you, so please accept heartfelt sympathy from both of us. You and Paul were such special people for so many of us in Melrose in the early 50s. how excited we were to attend your wedding on a hot, humid June day. I felt so fortunate to meet up with you at MAUCC annual meetings and to get your annual Christmas letter.
Love and light to you and your dear family, Astrid (Erickson) Oosterman

Mrs. Burditt, Scott and Laurel,
I just learned of Rev. Burditt's passing. I am saddened by it. I have such fond memories of growing up in Pride's Corner Church. When I think of Rev. Burditt, I see him with his eyes closed, his head tipped back and savoring the music of the choir. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Your sister in Christ,
Martha (Curran) Goyet

Pauline,
Mom told me she read about Paul's death in the Press Herald and I looked it up here. Wayne and I are so sorry to hear of your loss. We have so many fond memories of you all from the Pride's Corner days. Our 3 children are all married now and we have 4 grandee's so far. Wishing you well and God's care always.
Linda Bradley Osborn

PAULINE, I just got word of Pauls passing from Rusty. I am so sorry for your loss. I also understand the
hard times you have endured the last few years. Our eldest son,Russell, named after Rusty, is in his 8th or 9th year of Alzheimers. I dont think there is anything harder for a family to endure. Betty and I moved into assisted living a month ag, after much urging fron son, Rick and daughter Lynda. You will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers. Much love and hugs

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Dear Pauline & Family, Please accept my deepest condolences on Paul's passing. He was a wonderful counselor and friend to me during some difficult times in my life. I still remember him telling me to take time for "respite", as it provides stength gathering for down the road! My continued involvement in Hospice is a direct result of your interest and work in this area. Paul will always be a brilliant, confident and strong figure in my life. I am saddened that his final years must have been so difficult for all of you. May he rest in peace and you live your lives comforted in your care and love for him.
Sincerely, Debbie Barac
Trinitarian Congregation Church
Norton, MA

Pauline,
We were sorry to hear of Paul's passing. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you now, as they have been in the past years. Love Pat and Cam

Pauline and family....very saddened to hear of Paul's passing. You will always remain in my heart as a faithful and loyal and loving wife during Paul's final years. I will keep you all in my prayers. Ann Hills (Mayflower Retirement Place)

Pauline,
Growing up within the Prides Corner Congregational Church family will always be a treasured memory. I still see his warm smile, his love of life and laughter, and I hear his singing 'How Great Thou Art'. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. My parent's life journey has been blessed with your and Paul's deep faith and long-lasting friendship.

Dear Pauline and Family,
Our prayers are with you at this time. We have fond memories of all of your during your stay in Norton. Paul was our children's first minister and was known by them as Mr. Burber....God bless you all as you prepare to say goodbye.
Sally and Paul Vincent

Hi Pauline,

My sympathy on Paul's passing.

Blake

My deepest condolances and prayers of sweet peace I send to you. I will remember with much fondness the stories and laughter of Rev. Burditt. His love for his family shown bright.

Dear Pauline, Scott, Laurel and families... Very sorry to hear of your loss. It's hard to imagine Paul with Alzheimer's; he was SUCH a sharp man as I remember him. Pauline, is it possible that you are married 55 years?? Good Lord... Where does the time go?? Scott and Laurel, believe it or not, you cross my mind more than you would imagine. Again, my deepest sympathy. John