Condolence From: George A. Laiacona, Jr.
Condolence: I feel at a loss with Patty's departure form my family. It's hard for me to believe that we, the Third Generation of Laiaconas in America are starting to leave and head to God's place. I was able to accept our parent's leaving us after 90 years plus, but this generation still has much more time left to live and love here on God's good earth. I personally have childhood memories of Patty of which have allowed the memory of her to stay with me through my life. She will be missed.
Friday December 02, 2016
Condolence From: Margaret Armenia
Condolence: I offer my deepest sympathies and condolences to Sensei Patty's family and friends. Sensei was one of the kindest, strongest people I've ever met, and she will continue to be a guiding light for all of the lives she's touched during her time with us. If the seeds of kindness grow into a garden, it is clear that, in her lifetime, she grew the equivalent of an Eden. She was my teacher for only a few years, and she made such an important difference in my life. For someone who knew her longer as a friend, or for their lives as family, her influence would be incalculable and invaluable. She is deeply missed.
Thursday December 01, 2016
Condolence From: Jeanne Laiacona
Condolence: As Patty's sister-in-law, I would like to convey the condolences of my entire family, the Gingras family, to Josh, Jim and Geri Ann, as well as to the entire Laiacona family. All of my family members, including my parents Fran and Doris of Dalton, MA and my siblings, Judy & Ed Staffa of Silver Spring, MD, Frank & Cindy Gingras of Pittsfield, MA, and David & Julie Gingras of Nashua, NH, have communicated with me and would like all to know that you/we are in their thoughts and prayers. The Gingrases have known the Laiaconas for almost 37 years and they wish peace and good memories in this time of loss.
Thursday December 01, 2016
