Condolence From: William Hanna
Condolence: Mrs Reinhardt was my most inspiring teacher who had a real passion for people. For me she has never been not will ever be forgotten Back in 2002 I had the easier of running into her having dinner with her husband and son Mark, I had to introduce myself and express to her just how much she meant to me. Teach me more on the other side.
Friday July 14, 2017
Condolence From: Michael Fowler • Bangor, ME
Condolence: Mrs. Reinhardt's joy of learning, her expectation that we would be worthy of her confidence and how she seemed to love what she was doing all support me, (not a small impact). If I can have this degree of gratitude how much more so must her close ones. You have been blessed.
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Jerry & Pat Rittersdorf • Rocklan
Condolence: Father Mark: We know you have offered words of comfort and faith to others, but the passing of your mother is a great loss for anyone of any age. She obviously imparted her caring, wisdom, and special gift of spirituality to many--a legacy that will continue to live. Your vocation to the priesthood is undoubtedly a gift, in part, from your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Tom Benn • Whitefield, Maine
Condolence: Bill Jr, and family. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your mom, and loved one. May the peace of God be with each of you at this difficult time: Please know that her life has touched many, many lives in special ways. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all. Tom Benn, DEP
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Michael McMahon • Wolfeboro, NH
Condolence: Dear Father Mark and family, our most profound sympathies to you all.She was one of the most wonderful and caring people we have ever known.God Bless her and you,Mike McMahon and family
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Heidi Fowler • Townsend, MA
Condolence: Mrs. Reinhardt was an awesome English teacher! I think fondly our our time together in 7th and 8th grade. She was easy to talk to and helpful. When I asked her what to do to improve my writing over the summer, she suggested a journal. I've been keeping one off and on every since.
She used to give our class a little break and she'd give us all Matzo crackers for snack if we wanted them.
She was also our Latin teacher. We were only supposed to study it for half a year, but we were all having such fun, we continued the rest of the year. We even had a dinner party at her house.
She will be missed....
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Connie Cocks-Sawyer • Cushing, ME
Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time. I had the pleasure of working with Jackie at the Soup Kitchen in Rockland. She will be truly missed by her family, friends and community. Her sweet smile and positive attitude were contigious. Connie
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Gregory Stone • Lewiston, Maine
Condolence: Dear Fr. Mark & family: Sincere condolences to all of you. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Greg, Lise & Alex Stone
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Colette Dickey • Camden
Condolence: Dear Father Mark: As mentioned to you at Church last Sunday, I was very sorry to learn that you had lost your mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Colette Dickey
Monday November 30, -0001
Condolence From: Sally Davis Cocco • Kittery Point, ME
Condolence: Bill, Beth, Mark and Bill: Jackie was one classy lady in all that she did. I remember her first from the Ridge Church, then Scouts, and later as one of my favorite teachers - one who helped inspire me to join the profession. She influenced so many lives for the better by walking the walk throughout her life. She will be missed, and you all are in my prayers.
Monday November 30, -0001
