Condolence: Bobby, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom. I always remember her with a smile on her face. My parents always enjoyed time spent with your Mom and Dad. Terri was a great friend and comfort to my Mom after my Dad died. I'm sorry I couldn't be at her service. With Sympathy, Linda

Condolence: Sorry about your Mom Lefty. As soon as I saw your middle initial it reminded me of way back when when you got your mom mad and she would say "Robert Kent"!, then we knew we were in trouble. Sorry I couldn't be there Lefty, but I am in Maine. Hope she's with your dad and happy. Say hi to Renee.
Your old friend Billy

Condolence: I have so many fond and happy memories of my "Auntie Terry". She always had a smile on her face that would light up the room and a laugh that could warm your heart and lift your spirits no matter what kind of mood you were in! No matter what time of the day or night it was when I visited Uncle Bob and Aunt Terry, she would always ask "Georgie, are you hungry, want something to eat?" (I loved Her meatballs!They were huge!) Later on, after I had kids of my own, she showered them with the same Love and caring that she gave all her nieces and nephews when we were growing up! Once, when Marian and I showed up with all 5 of our kids, she laid out a spread you'd think she was feeding the army, navy and the marines! She took Marian under her wing right away, "Sit down, Marian, I'll tell you how to keep these "Lemay boys" in line" (with that laugh of hers)! I loved her very much and will miss her dearly, but I know there is a "Lemay Family Reunion" going on in Heaven right now because when Auntie Terry walked through those golden gates she was hugged by Uncle Bob, Denise, Auntie Doris and Uncle Harry, Uncle George, Mem and Pep, Uncle Eddie and Janet, Uncle Earl, Auntie Jean, my Mom and Dad and of course, my Marian and our "two little angels" that no one ever got to meet. They're all having a big party right now and I bet it's a loud one! No grudges or hard feelings in Heaven...only Love! If you hear a loud clap of thunder this afternoon, it's probably Uncle Earl doing his impression of how to fall off a barstool without getting hurt! And if you hear a louder one after that, it's probably Pep trying to do the same thing but forgetting the part about not getting hurt! Anyway, I bet they are all having a ball! Bobby and Renae, Sean, Michael and John,Aunt Eleanor and Aunt Yvonne, I love you all and you're in my thoughts and prayers and I'm so sorry my boys and I couldn't be there with you to "say goodbye". But instead of goodbye I'll say " 'til we meet again!" All our love, Georgie, John, Danny, Joey, Billy, Nicole and Dave and Taylor, Emily, Ben and Avery . XOXO

Condolence: Dear Bobby, Renee, John, Sean and Mike,
I was so sorry to hear about Mrs. Lemay's passing. She was such a sweet lady. You can all take peace in knowing that she is now with her beloved husband Bob and beautiful daughter Denise.
Love,
Nancy

Condolence: Dear Bob and Renee, I am very sorry to read the passing of your Mom. I have not seen her for several years, but her and I were the mothers that watched our sons play baseball. We had a lot of nice conversation while we sat in our lawn chairs. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Love and Peace, Judy

Condolence: I work in the Activity Department at LifeCare. I just wanted to say Theresa loved music... I know she heard the songs, because one song that was song to her, brought tears to her eyes. She attended a sensory group on Friday's for about 45 min, and would leave that group with a smile, and look so calm and peaceful. I will miss seeing her every morning and sining a song to her.