Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home

Condolence: We didn't know you personally, but we heard about you through Linda. From all that we've been told you were an amazing women with a full life. RIP Louise. You're dancing with the angels tonight. God bless.

Condolence: Sam and I got to meet Louise thing summer and we will never forget her. She is with my grandmother now haveing a good. Our love is with you, Lin.

Condolence: I only new her from my granny (vergina gladych)only meet her once that i know of but remember her for sure white house on corner with appt up stairs Hope she tells my granny I love her and miss her. Hope all the family is doing ok she sure lived a long life something we could all hope for.

Condolence: Aunt Louise was a special lady and I will miss her. I have such fond memories of her and Uncle Edgar coming over Christmas Eve and Helping our parents with the gifts. It wasn't until I was an Adult that I found out many of those presents came from them!
Aunt Louise could be considered hard by many but I saw beneath all that and saw the woman who protected herself from hurt but wanted to stay in touch with so many people. We wrote back and forth for years...If I was late with a letter i would get one that asked what she did wrong that I didn't write back! She had so many stories!
aunt Louise I will miss getting a long letter from you...they always brightened my day!!!!

Condolence: Aunt Louise,,I only got to visit with you afew time, but you told us many laughtable stories,& always had sweets for us... I,ll miss you,,say Hi to Granny for me..

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Louise's passing...I will miss seeing those annual pictures of her Halloween Birthday...

Condolence: I only got to know you briefly as an adult, but you left such a wonderful impression on me with your beautiful smile and humor, i just wish i could have gotten to know you better. I remember my mother and other family talk about you but i had no memory of you which was my loss and i'm deeply sadden by that, you'll be deeply missed by all, love you and we'll meet again auntie.

Condolence: We will miss you, Aunt Louise.

Condolence: To My Aunt Louise.. Oh, the stories I am hearing as I call your friends, family and neighbors! You have kept the world in stitches, and at the same time you have been a generous and hard-working exemplary lady. For family, friends and strangers you have baked up delicious desserts and breads, opened your home for coffee and conversation, lent money you could have used yourself, and provided transportation and a shoulder to lean on where needed. Your flower bouquets have graced many a home, and provided lots of color to many lives. Your Red Sox knowledge reached the ears of sports editors and encounter with Ted Williams became known to many readers of the Bangor News. You were an athlete, from basketball days to bowling league nights, and you never missed a Saturday night dance for years. You will be missed from Maine to Hawaii, and we will be sharing our stories across this country. You have modeled for us how to take this world with a grain of salt, and enjoy every day to the fullest. We will toast you with a hot cup of coffee, and big donut! It is your time to rest now, and join your beloved daughter Mona, and your husband Edgar, and I really hope you are at that party you talked about... Love you... Linda

Condolence: I had only begun to get to know you, but in those few short weeks, found you to be extremely funny. Yes, you would make me laugh with all you stories of days of yesteryear. I was amazed at your memory and family history. Just fascinating Aunt Louise. You would give just enough to make sure I would keep coming back for more. The sign of a true story teller. But, you sure knew how to buttons. How exasperating! I knew when I gave you my number you were going to call, and Boy did you ever. I did not mind because I knew there would be stories to hear. Thank you for that auntie, and may you always dance to Elvira for eternity. You will be missed. Lovingly, Connie Miller Dyer