I remember Louise and her sister, Carolyn, who lived across the street from us on High St. We use to have a lot of fun with our "tea parties." when we were kids. The last time that I saw her was in 2004 at IHS Rehab when my husband was there. Rest In peace, Weezie!Posted: 12/4/2009 by Dotte (Poisson) Wallace of , , To the friends & family:
I worked with Louise at the Chester Library. I have never seen a better, more dedicated genealogist & reseacher. Whatever she did, Louise did it with gusto! Life intervenes & Louise & I did become friends again around 2007.
I enjoyed Louise(also her neice Jeannie & sister CArolyn) Chester won't be the same without her.
JudyPosted: 12/6/2009 by Judy Balk of Chester, NH, USA I was one of Miss Nutt's field hockey players at North Middlesex. I can still see her standing on the side of the field as she ran us through our drills. She taught us to never give up and we won the state championship as a result. She drove us crazy at practice but was always behind us. I remember her as one of the best parts of my high school years.
Posted: 12/9/2009 by Paula Mahony of Portland, ME, Mrs Raymond P Noyes Jr (sister in law) and her daughter Barbara A Jones would like to send our condolences. It's too bad that we did not know that she was sick and did not hear about her death other then reading it in the paper. Posted: 12/9/2009 by barbara of derry, nh, United States So sorry to hear of your loss, Miss Nutt was a wonderful "gym" teacher as we called them in 1974!Posted: 12/10/2009 by Dee McMaster of Pepperell, MA, I knew Louise from our library days..she in Chester, I in East Derry. We shared many ideas as well as laughs...loved her grin. Webb knew her from Pinkerton days. I last saw her in the nursing home. She loved her Chester and I loved hearing her stories about it and the folks who made it the community it was/is.
Marge PalmerPosted: 12/17/2009 by Marge Palmer of Derry, NH, Rockingham