Obituaries

AUNT COOKE I AM SORRY TO HEAR ABOUNT UNCLE JACKIE. I CANNOT BELIEVE IT HAS BEEN 30+ YEARS SENCE WE WERE AT YOUR HOUSE. I WISH THE BEST FOR ALL OF YOU. JOE

Posted by JOE CARBONNEAU on January 20, 2012

Dear "Cookie", I am sorry to see that you have lost John. My condolences to you and your family. I lived on Maple Street and was good friends with Elaine "Butchie" as teenagers. Alice

Posted by Alice Putney Valpey on January 2, 2012

Jackie was one of the bright lights of my time in Holliston. His wit and insight into daily events gave both perspective and laughter. He always had multiple projects going on for himself or someone in the family and seemed to me he could do most anything. I remember being with Jackie for a short time one day and asked him why he deemed to be in a foul mood. He looked me in the eye, gave me a big Irish grin like the sun had just come out from behind the clouds and said, "Jerry, don't ever let anyone know what kind of mood you are in!" The world might seem like an emptier place without him except for the large family he leaves here with many of the same skills and virtues that can be learned during our time together on this green earth. Tashi delek.

Posted by jerry miller on January 1, 2012

Sorry to here of John's passing. Although I have not seen any of the Brays since Peggy's passing I do remember them when Peggy' s children were young. I called David to let him know that's Uncle had died and he was surprised that no one let him know. He said that he would inform his sisters about John's death. My Since Condolences, Bob Montvitt

Posted by Robert Montvitt on January 1, 2012