Adina
Missed you at our graduation but know you were where God wanted you to be.Sending my love and hope you will be able to get to a little break after this lost.You have my deepest symphathy and of course for your husband also.Love and prayers MargeBPosted: 1/29/2008 by Marge bienvenue of Manchester, N.H., USA
Frank,Adina,Amy & Family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
I will miss Arlene a great deal but am consoled by the conviction that her good heart and deeds will reunite her with her husband in the place of peace and endless joy.
God Bless,
GregPosted: 1/29/2008 by Gregory & Elaine Lawrence of WIndham, NH, USA Cousin Frank, Adina, Amy and family
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time of sadness. Aunt Arlene was a wonderful , kind woman. I will always treasure my trips back to the east coast and the times I visited you all in Derry. She will forever be remembered.......May God Bless.
Love , Cousin Roy and LisaPosted: 1/30/2008 by Roy Allgeyer of Warrenton, Oregon, USA Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family during this difficult time.Love, Hugh and JoycePosted: 1/31/2008 by Hugh and Joyce of Derry, NH, USA To the family of Arlene
My husband and I served Arlene breakfast at First Parish Church over the years. She always wanted her eggs well done! It was a pleasure serving her and we will always remember her coming every Sunday with her friends/family. She was a wonderful person. Our prayers are with you all. Suzanne and Rod Posted: 2/4/2008 by Rod and Suzanne Hunt of Londonderry, NH, Dear Frankie and family, I just now heard of Arlene's passing. I just saw her back in August at Red Whitmores funeral. We had a nice chat. I was married to Norman Clark, Eleanor Whitmores brother. I don't know if you remember me, but I have lived here 50 years, your Dad put the siding on my home. I am terribly sorry to hear of your mothers passing, she was fun, full of life. Posted: 2/4/2008 by Virginia Clark of Hampstead, NH, Rockingham