Death date: Mar 28, 2013
Arthur J. Bonenfant, 77, a resident of Lawrence, MA, passed away on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at the Holy Family Hospital in Methuen. Born in Lawrence, Arthur was educated in the local schools. He was retired from the Greater Lawre Read Obituary
All our condolecences to your familly Think of you With love Maurice, Jovette(Bonenfant) Albert, Karine Nadine and familly! xox
To Pauline and Children Brother& Sisters and Friends. Arthur Will Be Miss By Everybody Who Had a the Honor to Know My Cousin Arthur.It sure Was a pleasure to Have Him around.Prayers are with You. Cousine Anne(Camille)
Bob, Beth and Family, We are so sorry for the loss of your Dad. Please accept our sympathies. We are thinking of all of you at this difficult time. and are in our thoughts and prayers. Hoping your Mom is doing ok as well. Donna & Bernie
Hi Jackie, I express my hearfelt sympathy to you and your family. May God Bless you and give you strength at this time to lessen your pain. Remember the good times and take strength and courage from them.
Dearest Bonefant Family, I was saddened to hear about your husband/dad/father-in-law & grandfather. I wish I was able to give my condolences in person, but just read the news Saturday night in the Tribune. Please extend my deepest sympathy to your whole family as you will remain in my thoughts & prayers. May you find peace and comfort from prayers and support from family and friends to help you through these difficult days. Warmest regards, Doreen (Berthiaume) DeLuca
Our thoughts and prayers are we you at this time Arthur was the most sweetest dear man.one of the boys at the Camelot.will forever miss his smile and laugh.may he rest in peace.
I am so sorry for you loss. Uncle Arthur always had a smile on his face and always had a joy of life about him. He will be missed by everybody who had the privilege of knowing him.
Dear Aunty Pauline and the rest of the family, I have very fond memories of Uncle Arthur especially his wonderful sence of humor. I loved how he would always tell me how much I look like Nana, saying "you look just like Aunty Irene" That made me feel so proud. Dad would always share stories of him and uncle growing up. Dad always looked to uncle as a brother he never had. Well the brothers are together once again. Candy and I are sending prayers for peace during this hard time for everyone, Love from Texas ~ Candy & Maureen
Dear Pauline, my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time.I am sorry I am unable to attend the wake or funeral ser ice be ause we had plans to go north for the Easter weekend. Again, my prayers are with you. Muriel
Long time friend of my father....I remember visiting him with my Dad.... R.I.P. -Bob Laliberte
