Elaine R. Hammell

Sandra Baker: I was visiting my parents in Bristol today and by a strange fate saw the obituary of your mother in the paper. My heart truly broke. You will not remember me, I am sure, but I remember your mom very well when I was a child. She truly was a special person and I know she loved you all so very much. I felt your pain when we were kids and I cried when I read some of your tributes to her. Your mom truly was a person of great strength. May her love live on in each of you, and may your hearts be filled with pride knowing that you had a wonderful mom.

A friend from a lifetime away,

Sandra Kaye Baker

Mike Lamothe: Darlene, Rick and Gerry, please accept my deepest sympathies on behalf of your mother's passing. Although I haven't seen the three of you in many years, I've always received updates through mutual friends. Since early childhood up at Uncle Henry's cottage on Cedar Lake, I carried wonderful memories of all of you through out my life. I know that fate has smiled on you even through the tough times. God bless you and your families.
Your Old Friend,
Mike LaMothe

Alyce Ouellette: I was saddened to read of your mother's passing. It bought back so many memories of Mabel, the Farm, the Lake, Joan and Corky. My condolences to the three of you and
your beautiful families. Alyce Ouellette

Donna Eurbin: Jerry, Kathy, Ricky, Darlene and Family,

I am so sorry for the loss of your mom and I wish I could have attended her service today. Reading all the beautiful things you wrote about her, she sounded like a very special, caring and very loving mother. God bless her and all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Donna Bagni Eurbin

Father Al Fontana: On behalf of the parish family of St. Anthony Church I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the family of Elaine. This must be a difficult time for you. Please know that our parish community will pray for the happy repose of her soul.
Sincerely,
Father Al Fontana
Pastor

Lynda cameron: Elaine didn't have a great influence on my life but I saw how truly her daughter Darlene loved her with patience, kindness, compassion, and love that only a true daughter could feel. There were many times when I heard stories about Ms Elaine that I thought to myself, I would love to meet this person, I think she saw life alot clearer through her eyes than most people today do, God Bless you, Ms Elaine and the truly wonderful, remarkable family that proudly referred to you as mom. I know you will be missed.

John and Lynda Cameron