Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home

Our sincere sympathy to all the family. Our thoughts are with you during this very difficult time.
Bob and Dottie Liberty

There are not enough words to tell you about Louise. I think her obituary say's most of it.She was a "Nanny" to all of us who got to know her and Austin years ago at Chimney Park in TX. She had a sense of humor like no other.Never uttered a bad word about anyone.Loved to knit and play cards. So many more things I could tell you and she will be missed by so many who knew and loved her. I will miss calling her on her birthday this year. I will still say, "Happy Birthday Louise" and in my heart I know she will hear me. May God Bless her whole family and may she Rest In Peace.
Velma & Bill Marecak.

To the Kinney family....I knew Louise, Nanny, for less than two days, as we shared a room at Quarry Hill. I came to know so much aibout her life and how much so many people loved her.. Kelli, a friend and I shared mutual acquaintences from Spruce Head on Louise's last afternoon. The most special time was when Kelli and their friend sat reminiscing about Louise's amazing life. I know she could hear all these wo;derful stories....every time they said something she would joyfully squeeze their hands, enjoying her own story one more time. A few hours later, when Kelly left the room momentarily, her beloved Nanny slipped quickly away. She was not alone. I was there, listening to her last breaths. For this I am so honored, to be a witness in her room as she took wing and left. Kelli, I will always remember you and your beautiful deep love for your Nanny. I am fortunate to know you and your Nanny for that short time we were roommates! Much love to you and your family. Penny Gentle

Dear Kinney family, I remember Louise well. She was a kind person who always made me feel welcome in your family. I am sorry for your loss.

Michael Cremin
Reading, MA