| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
7/9/2019 Linda Castellano
Weymouth, MA, US
So sorry to hear about Amy's passing. We worked together at the Faulkner Hospital. She touched a lot of lives. Rest easy, my friend
7/9/2019 Annette Rheault
Fortt Pierce, FL, USA
You always believe there will be time to reacquaint yourself with those whose roads have taken you away from each other. At a time such as this, you realize that's not true. Sorry to have lost touch Cousin but there are memories that will be mine forever and keep you close. Your light will always shine. Watch over all who love you. Someone called you "Angel". You truly are.
7/9/2019 Debbie Gladstone
Hull, MA,
Cousin Stephen - I never knew your wife but she sounds like a wonderful woman. Would have liked to meet her in Hull. Obviously she sat near my house. My condolences to you and your family. I will come by sometime to express them in person. Feel free to drop by at 117 Beach.
7/9/2019 Theresa Meehan
Cohassett , Mass, 02025,
My deepest sympathy to the family. Amy was a wonderful person. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you, May God Bless you-and keep you in the palm of his hand.
7/9/2019 Debbie Gladstone
Hull, MA,
I am so sorry for your loss. Upon research, I discovered that I am related to another Steven White who grew up in Hull. So if my previous message confused you, I apologize. I still want to express my condolences. From what you wrote, it sounds like Amy was a wonderful woman. May her memory serve as a blessing for you and your family.
7/10/2019 Karen Hamilton
Readville, Mass, USA
Stephen, My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very sad time. Amy was a wonderful person who helped so many people. I remember all my walks with her around Castle Island. Now she is up there with Carol watching over us. She will be missed by many. Karen Hamilton
7/10/2019 Beverly McDonald
Quincy, MA, USA
My deep condolences Mr. White. I met Amy last Friday, July 5, 2019 at the beach. I had the pleasure of a beautiful 20 minute conversation standing at the water's edge. I drive from Quincy to that beach for the last 20 years at park at the Temple. When I walked away from her, I felt like I had made a new beach friend that I would speak to again and again in the days and years ahead. From our brief conversation I knew for sure she was in her happy place in Hull. I am truly sorry Mr. White. She left such an impression on me, I will think of her every time I am down there now. How lucky was I last Friday Beverly Shea McDonald
7/10/2019 dorothy dorsey
west roxbury (boston)MA, MA, suffolk
I am sorry to read that Amy has died. She was a wonderful, kind and compassionate nurse. A true credit to her profession. May she now rest in peace.
7/11/2019 Stephen Mason
Canton, MA, United States
Amy White’s passing is a deep loss for our families and all those that knew her and the many people she has helped.Amy had many titles to the many different people she touched in her sixty nine years on earth. To me her nephew, Stephen Mason she was a good hearted woman and cared deeply for her family, friends and was a rock for my Uncle Stephen and treated him like a king! Amy enjoyed the beach, gardening, crocheting, cooking, baking and had a good sense of humor. Like all of us Amy had struggles in her lifetime to overcome. She loved her son, Jarrod and adored her grand kids, Brayden & Mairead Gero and would often share their photos on Facebook. Amy was also very supportive of individuals with disabilities and donated to Down Syndrome charities for progams to help them succeed in life. Amy was always a great hostess , my fondest memories of Aunt Amy was my childhood on Christmas Eve that Amy and Stephen hosted at 31 Standish Drive. The huge Christmas tree, table-full of food, her delicious Red Velvet cake, the eggnog topped with nutmeg, and my favorite her chocolate peanut butter balls. It was always a joy being there. Amy also tried showing me how to play her piano but my attention span wouldn’t garner more than a few key strokes. I also remember a nice long car ride with Amy and Stephen when they dropped me off in Dennisport with my uncle playing some Mustang Sally on the radio. Amy and Stephen had the nicest looking lawn and garden on Standish Drive with spectacular plants and flowers. I remember doing yard work for one of his neighbors who was a school teacher at Canton High, and the teacher's husband and next door neighbor former Patriot Bill Lenkaitis said how nice their(Stephen and Amy’s) landscaping was. It honestly looked professionally manicured. Amy and Stephen had a great and loving marriage often spending time at the beach in Marshfield, Dennisport, Sanibel and their new slice of Heaven, Nantasket Beach in Hull. The beauty of Hull captivated Amy on her rides dropping my uncle off at Pemberton Point for the Ferry Ride to Long Wharf in Boston for Stephen's work. They both were amazed not only by Hull's beauty but the warmth and welcoming of 02045 residents also known as Hullonians gave them. Stephen and Amy both cared for each other through each of their health struggles and embodied a strong marriage. Amy’s final birthday, Stephen bought and planted her 5 beautiful Dwarf French Lilacs and an iPod air. Lilacs were a lifetime favorite of Amy's. She would cut a little at a time to fill the house with their wonderful fragrance for the entirety of the season. This past Sunday when I got home from a long day of work and was told of Amy’s passing, I cried but instantly thought of how devastating this would be to my Uncle Stephen. Stephen is so thoughtful and an outstanding guy! He never forgets anything for his family. I know this loss will hurt my uncle in many ways but I know he will feel the love from so many. Amy will always have a string of yarn attached to my Uncle's heart and soul. We will love and miss you Aunt Amy rest easy with all the Angels up there and enjoy that ocean view and sand in your toes. Love, Stephen Mason
7/11/2019
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Words cannot express my sorrow for the loss of Angel Amy that must be in our hearts.There must be a special beach awaiting her,as the beach was her favorite place on the planet.