Carmel L. (Bechard) Pelletier
Born: Mon Aug 25, 1924
Died: Sun Jun 20, 2010
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OBITUARY: CARMEL L. (BECHARD) PELLETIER
Carmel L. (Bechard) Pelletier, 86, of Nashua, passed away on Sunday June 20, 2010 at the Courville Nursing Home.
Carmel was born in Nashua on August 25, 1924, a daughter of the late Auguste & Marianne (Jean) Bechard. She was the wife of Richard Pelletier of Nashua.
Carmel was a lifelong Nashua resident and she was educated in Nashua schools. She was a communicant of St. Louis de Gonzague Church.
Besides her husband, Carmel is survived by;
Three sisters and a sister-in-law
Also several nieces, nephews, cousins
SERVICES: There will be no visiting hours. All services and burial will be held at a later date. For more information or to sign an on-line memorial, go to www.anctil-rochette.com.
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Carolyn Beaudet Boucher
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Posted Fri June 25, 2010
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To the Pelletier, Bechard and Jean Families, I send my sincerest condolences for your loss of Carmel. Having just lost my Aunt Yolande LeBrun Dame week before last, I can commiserate on your grief. Please accept my prayers that the Lord will sustain you in this your time of sorrows. With much love, Carolyn Beaudet Boucher
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Marybeth
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Posted Fri June 25, 2010
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I will miss our weekly Hospice visits. It seemed whenever we got together, we could chase away any clouds and bring out the sunshine. I enjoyed laughing and joking at all the stories we told. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
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Colin Letendre
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Posted Fri June 25, 2010
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Several of the Letendre boys have access to email and we keep in touch that way. A message from the brothers is how I heard about Matante Carmel's death. I am so sorry to hear this. However, it has been two years since my Mom, Dora, died. For a long time before she died, Mom would tell me that Carmel was not in good shape at all. Mom did not share many details, but from what I gleaned from my Mom, I guess that all is better now for Matante Carmel. I truely believe that.
My memories of Matante Carmel are from when I was very young, probably the 1950's. I remember eating pistachios with her--the dyed red kind whose coloring spread all over your fingers. Loved those pistachios, though! I remember kids songs she used to sing--Mike and I were the audience, I think. She sang "Itsy Bitsy Spider..." "Fuzzy Wuzzy" and something like "That's What We Learned in School." I don't know what the adults would have said back then, but to my ears in those days Matante Carmel's voice sounded quite loud.
God Bless Her and Welcome Her!
Colin Letendre. Condolences from Mary Jane and our children as well.
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Annette Fitzgerald
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Posted Fri June 25, 2010
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The three months that I've known you at Courville. You will always have a special place in my heart. You always gave me a hug every night and told me thank you. You are a special woman and the Lord is lucky to have the most beautiful angel with him. Your wonderful laugh and smile will be missed. Love you Carmel.
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BEATRICE JEAN GAGNON HARRAWOOD
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Posted Sun June 27, 2010
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HI!!! CARMEL IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE WE BEEN TOGETHER BUT I WANT TO SAY FAREWELL AND I 'M SURE THAT WE WILL MEET SOMEDAY YOU WILL REMAIN IN MY PRAYERS GOD BLESS YOU WITH LOVE COUSIN BEA
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