Death date: Jun 27, 2008
Chanel Patrick Therrien, 76, a resident of Lawrence, MA., passed away on Friday, June 27, 2008 at the Nevins Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre in Methuen. Mr. Therrien was born in Lawrence and had retired from the Polaroid Corpora Read Obituary
I always remember Uncle Bunny when I was young and how he use to play funny games. I use to run up to visit him and ask him and Auntie Pauline for something to eat that they were cooking. They were great cooks. I am a cook and Uncle bunny use to come in to Nick's alot. So did Auntie Pam. So sorry to hear about Uncle bunny. Scottie
Auntie Lucille My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love Karen
I have many fond memories of Uncle Bunny.....making us laugh, playing jokes on us when my brothers and sisters visted during some summers.....always asking me, "Where did you put the box?"....he even wrote on top of my wedding cake "Just checking"......I'm sure that he is in heaven playing jokes and making everyone laugh. I'll keep him in my prayers and hope that he'll put in a good word for me! Love, Susanne & Dave
Dad, Say Hi to Mom. We love you very much. Thank you! Love Doug Joan Gary and Natalie XOXOXO
I loved your Dad and I am happy he is at peace. He not only taught me how to "take" being teased, he also taught me how to "dish it out" He always got me with "just checkin"...even when I was 50! He had a great laugh and a good heart. Cherish the good memories and know he is where he has wanted to be for so long. God is Good! Love to all, Deb
Pammy, Patty, Doug, and Tammy; You have all my sympathy...your Dad was a heckofa guy. I thought so much of him when I was a kid that I picked his middle name as my confirmation name. I still think the world of him. He was a guy that did a lot of wonderful things for a lot of people in his life...wouldn't say "No" to anyone that needed help. Again, you have all my sympathy...we lost a good one. I'm thinking of you four, Miles Daniel Patrick Mann.
Uncle Bunny: There are so many memories to place in such a small box. The beach, the cookouts, the bonfires, swimming in your pool, shopping in Boston at the little shops, the FOOD, all the laughs (just checking!) and simply being together. Family is most important and you practiced that. Thank you for being you, for loving us and so many others. Now that you can see your mother, please tell her we love her and will see her when it's our time. We'll see you again too! Love, Michelle (Mitch)
ALL the memories of our trips up there are priceless. Especially the bus trips to the beach. Thanks for letting us toilet paper your house! Thank you, Uncle Bunny for picking us up in Evansville and taking us back to your house. Thanks for letting me jump on your beds. All your jokes were funny! LOVED your cooking. I appreciate you always staying in touch with our mom and visiting her. I hope your visit with Grandma was spectacular. Save a place for me on the other side. Love, Melanie (Nonnie)
I shall always hold "Uncle Bunny" dear in my heart! He always had a way of making me feel special and loving me unconditionally. While he always told the corniest jokes - I never tired of hearing them. Actually, it was the sound of his voice I loved to hear. To my cousins Pam, Doug, and Tammy - Please know that I am praying for you and am sorry I cannot be with you at this time. I hold you all dear in my heart as well and wish we had time to know one another better. Love, Carly
Mr. Therrien, my prayers are with you. It is my hope that you are looking down on your family with a big smile. You leave behind a wonderful family of loving and caring people. Your family and friends will never forget you and I will never forget them. God Bless.
