Condolence From: Patty Smith Perry
Condolence: Dear Eva, Jean, Nancy, Matthew and Family,
I have many happy memories of cheerleading with Patty during our high school years. We also enjoyed ice skating, sliding on Bunker hill and church activities. She was outgoing and a friend to all. Although I lost touch with Patty, I often think of the happy times that we shared with friends while growing up. May you find peace and comfort in your loss.
Love,
Patty Smith Perry
Saturday April 23, 2011
Condolence From: Karen Allan Sadler
Condolence: Please accept my sincere condolences during your time of loss.
Tuesday April 19, 2011
Condolence From: linny and ellie libby
Condolence: I am very sorry for the family's loss.
Patty was a very good friend.
Saturday April 16, 2011
Condolence From: laura/mike barnes
Condolence: our heart felt sympathy goes out to her family.patty was the greatest person we have ever met.loved listening to her stories about teaching/and traveling. she so loved the beach.she is going to be so missed by us and all she ever came in contact with
Thursday April 14, 2011
Condolence From: Denise Heavin LaGasse
Condolence: My deepest sympathy to Patty's family. Patty was a wonderful teacher in the Lincoln school system. I have very fond memories of her as a teacher (hoped so much that I had her for a teacher as many kids wished she had gotten her) and was so glad that 20 years later she was able to teach my son. My son had the utmost respect for her and she taught him many skills he will carry on and was such a positive teacher for him. She will be sadly missed by many, may you find comfort knowing that she will live on in a much better place. Prayers are with you all.
Tuesday April 12, 2011
Condolence From: Betty Bickford
Condolence: Patty was indeed a gifted person in many ways. I knew her best in her capacity of teacher. Her school children loved her as they knew she loved them. Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss.
Monday April 11, 2011
Condolence From: Randi Youells
Condolence: Hi, Jean--We saw in this morning's paper that your sister had passed on. Although we did not know your sister, it is obvious from what we read that she was a lovely woman committed to children and education who died too young We know that the loss of a beloved sister is a sad and lonely event in one's life. I am sure you are flooded with memories but are comforted by the fact that the memories are good ones--childhood in Maine, a life well lived and sisters who loved each other even as they walked different paths. Spring seems to be finally arriving in Maine today after a winter that was too long, too dark and too cold. As I listen to the birds greet the warmish morning, you and Susan are in our thoughts. Just as the climatological winter turns to spring,the winters of our lives eventually pass and morning comes again.
Randi Youells and Frank Gerry
Monday April 11, 2011
Condolence From: Carol Marino
Condolence: We have many wonderful and funny stories of Patty. The Chia Pet Christmas stories will forever be told. I have heard many people say "when my kids were in school, Mrs. Crocker was who we wanted for a teacher."
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Monday April 11, 2011
Condolence From: Kevin Douglas
Condolence: Dear family,I am sorry for your loss. May each of you find comfort in knowing that God is "near to those that are broken at heart; And those who are crushed in spirit he saves." (Psalms 43;18)
Monday April 11, 2011
Condolence From: Angela Stanley
Condolence: Heartfelt condolences to all of Patty's family. She was a beautiful person who touched so many lives. I didn't have her for a teacher but was thrilled when our classes combined to do a play in the 4th grade. She used beet juice for the red frosting on the cake in one of the scenes and was quite amused after she caught some of the boys behind the scenes eating it! She always encouraged her students to be all they could be and my son learned so much from her. I know he is a better writer thanks to her insight in recognizing his talents and helping him develop his skills. Lincoln was fortunate to have her here as a teacher for all those years. Love and prayers to you all and may you find peace in knowing that she lives on in a better place.
Monday April 11, 2011
