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12/17/2020 Shirley A Sprague
West Yarmouth, Ma, Usa
Grace was a treasured friend and special lady. I have so many wonderful memories of Grace, she was amazing! Sending my sympathies to her family, she will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
12/21/2020 Kristen Tabacco
Beverly, MA, USA
My deepest sympathies to Uncle Tony, Auntie Brenda, Annemarie, and everyone who loved Auntie Grace dearly. When I think of Auntie Grace, I think back to the very special memories I had with her as a little girl. I will never forget doing the rosary with her before bed when I got to sleep over in Harwich. The over the top, and truly genuine excitement every time saw her nieces and nephews with a flurry of hugs and kisses. Letting us use the special cups with dinosaurs or some silly character that she had in the cupboard for chocolate milk (with lots of chocolate!), playing cowboy in the saloon with cousins. She tolerated it well, and of course banging the pots and pans out on the porch on New Year's Eve. I think of her laughter and smile, the jokes and crazy funny stories at the Thanksgiving table over the "nuts" course of dinner at my Nonni and Nonno's or at Uncle Tony and Auntie Brenda's. She was a strong and independent woman born into a world where women were never expected to be such things, and for that I deeply admire the strength and ambition she must have had as a very young woman coming of age during the Great Depression. Again, my deepest sympathies to all who loved her and whom she loved. Kristen, Great-Niece
12/21/2020 Robert C Lawton Jr.
Yarmouth Port, MA, United States
Grace was a wonderful and thoughtful Lady who i had the pleasurer of working with in Yarmouth Town Hall. She brought light and laughter to the office and oudside the office. She is greatly missed by me and my wife Liz.