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Sunday Apr 18, 2010

To Ma Papineau, Jeanne, Doris, Yvonne and Ronnie and to all your families,

When somebody dies, a cloud turns into an angel, and flies up to tell God to put another flower on a pillow. A bird gives the message back to the world, and sings a silent prayer that makes the rain cry. People disappear, but they never really go away....
The spirits up there put the sun to bed, wake up grass, and spin the earth in dizzy circles. Sometimes you can see them dancing in a cloud during the day-time, when they're supposed to be sleeping. They paint the rain-
bows and also the sunsets and make waves splash and tug at the tide. They toss shooting stars and listen to wishes. And when they sing windsongs, they whisper to us, don't
miss me too much. The view is nice and I'm doing just fine.

You are in our thoughts and prayers love to all of you and we are always here for you...I am proud to have known PA Papineau...

Ray and Rena Tanguay and Family - (West Warwick, RI)

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Monday Apr 19, 2010

My heart is heavy today. Another "original" has died and gone to his maker. Another CF resident gone from the city. I hope they are having re-unions in heaven and talking about all the good times!

KAREN -

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Monday Apr 19, 2010

my deepest sympathy to the family of an old boy scout leader. your DAD will join the old fellas in the real troop 1. del armstrong and harold "bud" bachand.mike bachand

michel (mike) bachand - (wynne, ark)

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Tuesday Apr 20, 2010

Uncle Omer filled my childhood with laughter and smiles. When Uncle was around my Vovo was always smiles as well. I was blessed to have had Uncle in my life, and to also have those memories of happiness in my mind.

Lael

Lael - (Rhode Island)

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Tuesday Apr 20, 2010

My heart is with all of You, grateful for the love and caring that You share and continue to afford each other and Your beautiful parents. The first thought that came to mind was one that has been a prayer of gratitude many times over during the past 57 some odd years of how Uncle Omer had blessed our family by encouraging my father to reside at our most wonderful home in Cumberland. I'm also able to have a heart full of smiles, remembering how full of life, fun, determination, and a bit of stubborness, that this man exuded; making for a well rounded, hard working, proud, and caring person. I feel the loss and yet a sense of joy, knowing that he is once again dancing and playing cards with a group of other souls like himself that We also had the extreme pleasure of knowing and being blessed by. Thank You for remembering them also.
Prayers and Heartfelt Hugs to You All ! Namaste'
Troo Joan Santos Tucker

Troo Joan Santos Tucker -

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Wednesday Apr 21, 2010

When I think of Uncle Omer, Division St. & Cod Liver Oil always come to mind. He was always looking out for our health & well being.
He will be truly missed by all of us kids, &
Steve will surely miss calling him on his Birthday, as he did every year.
Miss you already. Have a wonderful journey!!!
Love,
Denise & Steve LaPierre

Denise (Dubuc) & Steve LaPierre - (Mooers, N.Y.)

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Wednesday Apr 21, 2010

Dear Alice and family,

Please accept our deepest sympathies on your loss. You and Omer were two special people.

We found out too late to attend the wake or funeral but our thoughts and prayers were with all of you.

May God be at your side through this difficult period.

Charlie & Jeanne Hebert - (MA)

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Wednesday Apr 21, 2010

My condolences to the Papineau family.
I remember Mr. Papineau from the boy scout days with Paul and Ronnie. Also Mr. Papineau
a friend to my father who we lost 10 yrs. ago.

Denis R. Bachand - (Swansea)

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Wednesday Apr 21, 2010

My deepest sympathy on the loss of Omer. His smile will always be with all the parishioners of Notre Dame who knew him. I am confident the good Lord has a special place for him in his heavenly kingdom.

leo leclerc - (lady lake, florida)

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