Christopher Paul Maille

Dave, I am so sorry for your loss, Chris was a great guy, I remember playing golf with you and Chris in the Whipple league and having a lot of Laughs. May his memory and peace be eternal.

Sorry to hear about Chris´s passing. We have fond memories of "Maille" up in Ashburnham with all of his best friends. He was fun loving, comical, life of the party and a gentle soul. He would always tell Mrs Bilodeau, everybody loves me. I fondly remember beating Maillard and the Chelmsford boys in volleyball, all that beer didn´t help them.
Chris rest in peace, the world lost a good one.
Love the Bilodeau Family

I was shocked, like everyone, to hear of Chris´s death. I worked with him for eight years when I was the literacy consultant at GLTS. Chris was an absolute gem. A fantastic teacher, as everyone knows, he was always supportive of our literacy work. He was a truth teller, he was hilarious, and he cared so much, even if sometimes he pretended not to. I loved working with him. I am out of town and so sad I can´t come to his wake, but I send my fullest condolences to the family and friends who loved him most of all. I´m so sorry you have to bear this terrible and untimely loss.

I was shocked to hear that Chris died. I worked with him for eight years when I was the literacy consultant at Greater Lawrence Technical School. Chris was an absolute gem, always supportive of the literacy team's work, absolutely committed to his students, a truth teller, hilarious, considerate, really one of the best teachers I´ve ever worked with and a person I always loved to be around. I am out of town and so sorry I can´t make it to the wake, but I send all my condolences to his family and friends. I am so sorry for your terrible and untimely loss.