My beautiful cousin Mimi left us too soon. Have wonderful memories of her when we were kids. Spent every Sunday with her having dinner at my grandmother's house with all of my cousins and then going outside at Webster Court and playing and singing by that big gigantic chimney. She's home with God now and still singing, "Let the Sunshine In".
My heart is heavy upon learning of the death of Mimi, two years after her death. Mimi's friendship goes back to high school days and with the OLA CYO. Her family and mine have had a close relationship for many years. She was the happiest person I've ever known...always a good word for everyone, along with an infectious smile. I know in my heart that she has earned a special place to spin her magic for all time.
I've been out of the Chelsea/Boston area for almost 25 years now, so if anyone reads this, can you please ask Norman to make contact with me, for I am unable to find a way to contact him.
Lee Arnold (Erickson) (1967)
My beautiful cousin Mimi left us too soon. Have wonderful memories of her when we were kids. Spent every Sunday with her having dinner at my grandmother's house with all of my cousins and then going outside at Webster Court and playing and singing by that big gigantic chimney. She's home with God now and still singing, "Let the Sunshine In".
Frank A. Welsh
My heart is heavy upon learning of the death of Mimi, two years after her death. Mimi's friendship goes back to high school days and with the OLA CYO. Her family and mine have had a close relationship for many years. She was the happiest person I've ever known...always a good word for everyone, along with an infectious smile. I know in my heart that she has earned a special place to spin her magic for all time.
I've been out of the Chelsea/Boston area for almost 25 years now, so if anyone reads this, can you please ask Norman to make contact with me, for I am unable to find a way to contact him.