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Peter Sadowski
March 19, 2024
I never met anyone quite like Mrs. McGuire. She gave me my first job, working after school as a caretaker on the Meadow lane property, Bannockburn. I think she knew I would have worked for free she was so funny. We lived next door and she always treated me like family. I went to Ironwood to visit her and she came to New Hampshire to visit me. She introduced me to Rhubarb pie, that garden was completely full of it? Such a kind soul, you were my favorite.
Peter Sadowski
Tim Hartigan
July 16, 2002
I miss you Gram. I will always remember how you touched people, and how that gift has been passed to your children. Thank you Gram for giving Franny, Cece, and me the gift of Kitty. We will always remember your kindness, generosity, and beauty as it will live on in our memories and through your children. We Love You!
brian mcguire
July 15, 2002
gram is great! glad she is in my life!
Ana Schrank
July 10, 2002
Sis touched so many people during her life. As a child, I believed Sis was my extra grandmother when I visited Ironwood or met up with her at family events. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tony and Cecie Hartigan
July 10, 2002
Dear Kitty and Vince,
Thank you for sharing Sis's story with us. It is a beautiful tribute. We are sorry for your loss and keep you and your family in out thoughts and our prayers.
Hope to see you soon.
Tony, Cecie, Elizabeth and Will
Andrew Schrank
July 9, 2002
Aeron and I want to extend our most sincere condolences to the entire McGuire family. We both remember Sis fondly and we'll be thinking of you all in the coming weeks.
Best wishes,
Andrew Schrank and Aeron Hunt
Maryanne Schrank
July 9, 2002
Sis's rollicking laugh and cheerful manner brought so much light to the world. I remember her visits to Troy and how she would get my father laughing! High on my childrens' list of good times were our days in Ironwood at Sis's. When we left, she pressed some jars of homemade grape jelly on me. Through the winter, when I had jelly on my toast I was reminded not only of Sis and her generous hospitality but of her dog pal whose airborne hair had peppered the jelly. Each time I pulled a hair out, I smiled. A bright beam of light has dimmed for us but surely is still out there somewhere ...laughing!
Maryanne
Steve and Jo Lunsford
July 9, 2002
Kitty: Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Steve and Jo
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