| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
1/2/2021 Pat McMahon
Woburn, Ma, Usa
Rose was always dresses to the nines! Everywhere she went people complimented the way she looked. She would always strike up conversations with strangers and met people everywhere she went. Debbie and Kim were her guiding light and she loved them immensely! I hope she is now at peace and i know god will watch over This special lady!
1/2/2021 Christine Mary Brady (Doyle)
Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
Debbie, Denise and family, I am so very sorry for the loss of your mom. Growing up with Dianne as my best friend, your mom was like a second mother to me. My many fond memories include summer days in the backyard swimming, breezeway chats and conversations with tea at the cozy kitchen table. We had so many laughs and loving moments together ? To this day, I still remember going to the store for her on occasion and 1 day in oarticular. She had several items she needed, so Dianne and I made up a song to remember them...milk, bread, a package of Parliaments, a small bag of potato chips and make it Cains! I remember every word to this day, because we sang it all the way to the store. We were probably about 14 or 15. Your mom was a wonderful, giving woman loved by all. I hope you find some comfort in knowing she is finally free of pain. May she rest in peace forever with your loving Dad and cherished sister Dianne. My deepest sympathy and love, Christine Doyle Brady
1/2/2021 Christine (Doyle) Brady
Lawrence, MA, USA
Debbie, Denise and family, I am so very sorry for the loss of your mom. Growing up as Dianne's best friend, she was like a second mom to me. My fondest memories include being in your back yard, playing and swimming in the pool, with your mom always there soaking up the sun, along with many chats on the breezeway and tea and laughs at the cozy kitchen table. One day, when Dianne and I were about 14 or 15, your mom needed a few things at the store. We had gone to the store many times before, but this time she needed more than 1 or 2 things. Dianne and I made up a song to remember the items... milk, bread, a package of Parliaments, a small bag of potato chips and make it Cains. 47 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday because we sang it all the way to the store and back. She was a fun, loving and giving woman, loved by everyone who knew her. My hopes are that you can all be comforted, knowing her pain has ceased. May she rest in peace with your loving Dad and cherished sister, Dianne. My deepest sympathy and love. Christine (Doyle) Brady
1/3/2021 Dorrie
Derry, NH, US
Debbie, Denise, and family, I am heartbroken for all of you. Your mom was a huge part of my life and such an inspiration. I’m so fortunate to have grown up on Cottage St and with that I have so many cherished memories of your mom that I will hold dear for the rest of my life. I will always remember swimming in your pool and how your mom loved to sit in the sun. How can I ever forget our arts and crafts nights that we referred to as our “farts and crap” nights. I didn’t take part in too many of the pj parties, but I still have fond memories of one or two. I was always excited when my mom would make Pizzagaina with your mom at Easter because it meant we had it at our house and it was sooooooooo good!! We’d sit in your breezeway on warm nights and share in conversation over a cup of tea. This is all called friendship. We shared tea s and laughter. I pray that my shared memories of her will bring you some comfort and smiles. She will remain in my heart forever as I know she will remain in yours. My deepest sympathy, prayers, and love to all of you. With lots of love, Dorrie
1/4/2021 Kathy Russell
West Roxbury, MA,
Debbie and family, So very sorry for the loss of your Mom. My prayers are with you and your family. May your memories fill your heart, bring you peace and comfort during this sad time. Kathy
1/5/2021 Peggy O’Brien
North Andover , MA,
Dear Debbie, Tom and family, I am very sorry to hear about your Mom. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
1/7/2021 Ruth Pontremoli
Medway, MA, United States
Dear Asmara family I grew up 3 houses from the Asmara home on Calhoun Avenue. I remember the family well especially the beautiful smile that your mamma always had! Your papa a very slender man and his garden! I think of John many times, and wondered how life treated him? Rose was very quiet back then, but always had kind words! May she Rest In Peace! Ruthie Smith Pontremoli
1/8/2021 Kim Ciampa
Melrose, MA, USA
Debbie and Family, My mom (Rosemary) lived at Artis during the same time as Rosemarie. I always enjoyed seeing and talking to her. Even though I only knew her for a short time it was clear what an amazing and fun woman she was. She lit up the room. I am so sorry for your huge loss. I hope you can find comfort in all of your memories and the knowledge of how dedicated you were to her and how much she clearly loved you. Kim Ciampa
1/8/2021 Donald S Lander
Leawood, Kansas,
I am so sorry about Rosemarie passing away. My deepest condolences to your family. I do know one thing that Auntie Rosemarie is now with the man she always loved Uncle Jimmy! The are together looking down to you proudly smiling and loving the family they created together. All my Love, Cousin Donald
1/10/2021 Cheryl
Hudson, NH,
So very sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to the family. Words cannot express how much I will miss my godmother. She was always so good to me and so funny and so giving. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Much love, Cheryl Ciotti
1/11/2021 Bela Mendonça
Stoneham , MA,
1/11/2021 Silvina DeAlmeida
Tewksburry , MA,
1/11/2021 Elaine Lander
Arlington , Ma , USA
With love and sympathy--Elaine Lander