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| Eric Seager |
(seags29@lycos.com): |
the seager's are very saddened by the sudden loss of of mrs pope who encouraged us to read. she will be remembered for her kindness and smile.
eric seager and family |
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| Michelle Gagne |
(michellejgagne@gmail.com): |
| the gagne's are sadden by the loss of mrs. pope. she was special and reached so many children's hearts here in medfield. we will never forget that when she was on vacation with her family in maine and had the opportunity to meet don fendler, author, of the book Lost in the Woods of Maine, she knew our daughter was crazy for that book and she brought his autograph back to her. very caring person. |
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| Gretchen Caldwell (Bright) |
(bostonrott@gmail.com): |
So very saddened to hear this! I still remember her as Miss Feigenbaum, and the budding romance with "Mr Pope, the gym teacher." Ah, that was the buzz in 5th grade! She was always a favorite amongst the kids: kind, compassionate, remembered who liked to read what kinds of books and always had a recommendation at hand.
You are all in my prayers! |
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| Michael Hamilton |
(tonsoftuna@msn.com): |
As a Medfield resident, I have met Bill a few times but never knew or met Susan. My condolences go out to Bill and his family.
Mike Hamilton |
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| Mike and Connie Lueders |
(clueders13@msn.com): |
| Bill and Family, thank you for sharing your wife/mom with Medfield, she will be greatly missed. Prayers of peace to all of you. |
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| Stacey Collins Bell |
(ryanstaceyb@gmail.com): |
| Such sad news to hear. I will never forget Ms. Feigenbaum as the absolute coolest most interesting librarian I have ever met. She had an amazing talent to instill excitement and anticipation for literature! As mentioned by a fellow classmate above, I too remember being witness to the blossoming romance between Mr. Pope and Ms. Feigenbaum as it bloomed within our school halls. My favorite memory was happening across the two as she played away at the piano. . . Condolences and prayers to the Pope Family. |
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| Maureen Palermo |
(cpalermo4@verizon.net): |
| Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor ~ Our prayers are with you at this difficult time. All of Medfield mourns the loss of your very special lady. Peace, Maureen, Chuck and Mark |
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| Jo Benesi |
(bhljo@comcast.net): |
Dear Bill, Steve, Nick and Eleanor,
Ever since I babysat you kids about 15 years ago I have said you are one of the best, nicest families I know. Susan was amazing and you were lucky to have her as your mom/ wife. And, she was lucky to have you all. The words 'grace' and 'dignity' come to mind when I think of Susan. She has made such an impact on so many people and she will be so missed.
Our thoughts are with you. |
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| Sue Tubridy |
(susantubridy@comcast.net): |
I too will never forget Ms. Feigenbaum as a wonderful and passionate librarian who brought books alive. I will never forget Ms. Feigenbaum and Mr. Pope having lunch room duty and thinking what a nice couple they would make. Following them through the years was such a joy for their teaching was best. Then later on I had the opportunity to work at Dale. All my prayers are with you Bill and your family!
Sue Tubridy- |
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| the beal family |
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| we are so sorry for the loss. |
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| Sarah Person, Alan Melchior, Karen Melchior, Kate Melchior |
(sperson@verizon.net): |
Dear Bill, Nick, Stephen and Eleanor,
We were very saddened to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. She was a remarkable woman and we will miss her. |
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| The Wheeler's |
(wheali53@hotmail.com): |
| We are so saddened by Susan's passing. She was always so cheerful and a wonderful children's librarian. She will be missed by all who were fortunate enought to know and love her. Our prayers are with you. |
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| Thuma Family |
(Linneathuma@yahoo.com): |
| Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor. We are all so sorry to hear about Susan. She leaves a big hole in the heart of this town. Our thoughts are with you all. Linnea, David, Kate, Dean & Maggie |
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| Nancy Norris and the Cusanno Family |
(cusanno@verizon.net): |
To the Pope Family, our sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Your family has been such a wonderful presence in our town, and the loss of Susan is going to leave a hole that will be difficult to fill. Of course, her spirit will remain here for a very long time to come.
Susan touched my life dearly with her touching insight when she gave the "commencement speech" for Dale St. School's 5th grade class a year ago. She imparted a wonderful message to our students, and reminded us all to embrace each person's unique traits. |
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| The Hatem Family |
(madhatem@hotmail.com): |
Dear Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor, our thoughts have been with you throughout this and we are keeping you in our prayers especially now. Susan was a very special lady, always a smile and a warm greeting. She will be greatly missed. Peace to you all.
Mike, Mary Ann, Jennifer and Felicia Hatem |
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| Rachel (Lorett) Linthout |
(paulrachel6572@aol.com): |
| I am devastated to hear about the loss of Mrs. Pope. I can vividly remember my library classes at Wheelock school. Thanks Susan for giving me and many other children the love of reading. God Bless Bill and their children and let god look after them during this hard and sad time, and just remember the good times and the wonderful woman that Susan was. |
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| Larry & Kathie Lee |
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Bill & Family,
We were saddened & shocked to hear of Susan's passing. Our prayers for strength and peace as you through this difficult time.
Larry & Kathie Lee |
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| Ann Krawec and Family |
(annk008@comcast.net): |
Dear Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor,
We are all so very saddened by the loss of your beautiful wife and mother, Susan. Always with a smile and a genuine kindness, she never missed a beat. Such a loving and caring person to all of her students, friends and neighbors in town. My children all have said that she was without a doubt their 'favorite librarian' because she found the books that inspired them to learn the love of reading. She will be missed by all who knew her. Love and Peace to you at this difficult time.
Ann, Amy, Dan, Steve, and Dennis Krawec |
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| Michelle Bianchi |
(36rock@comcast.net): |
Medfield public schools was fortunate to have Susan as a teacher! She was more than a librarian...she made books magic! I feel fortunate to have worked with Susan for so many years. She was a good teacher and a good friend. Rest in peace, Susan.
Michelle Bianchi |
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| Susan Medina |
(suzie8181@comcast.net): |
| Dearest Bill and Family, I am so sorry to hear of Susan's passing. She touched the lives of so many people with her love and kindness especially her love for teaching. Both of my girls were very sadened but hold such fond memories of Susan and those are the memories that keep her alive for you and your family forever. My condolences to you all. Love Susan Medina |
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| Paula Childs |
(childs36@aol.com): |
| Such a lovely woman. We will miss you. Rest in peace. |
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| Judi Doucette |
(judouc@aol.com): |
| My prayers go out to the Pope family for your loss. |
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| Lynne, Mike, Christine and Samantha |
(lynne@nemerowski.org): |
| We were all so deeply saddened to know that Susan had passed away. She left an indelible mark on us. Her warm and wonderful ways were inspirational. The world was definitely a better place with Susan in it. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you as we all mourn her loss. |
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| The DeLuca family |
(pcdeluca2@gmail.com): |
| I did not have the pleasure of knowing Susan well but my children thought she was "awesome". I spoke with Bill's brother Stephen a few months back and he spoke lovingly about Susan and her strength and love of her family. Our prayers go out to Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor. |
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| Nancy Savoie |
(nancy.savoie@state.ma.us): |
| I will always remember Susan's warm smile, and her work at the Wheelock library. She will be greatly missed. |
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| Jeanne Sullivan |
(Pushkin230@aol.com): |
Dear Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor:
We were all deeply saddened by Susan's passing. What a special lady she was, with a wonderful smile, sense of humor and passion for teaching. She opened the doors to the magic of books for thousands of children and like "Miss Rumphius" left the world a more beautiful place. Our prayers are with you as you face this difficult time.
Peace.
Jeanne, Jim, Tamara, "Pandi", and Nick Sullivan |
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| Colleen Sullivan |
(sc3ms@verizon.net): |
Bill & Family,
We are thinking of you and want to express our deepest sympathy. Susan will be remembered for much more than being the school librarian, as Susan was passionate about reading and touched the lives of hundreds of children during her career in the Medfield school system. She had such grace under pressure and her quiet smile will always be remembered. Our prayers are with you.
Love,
The Sullivan family |
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| Kim Cornetta |
(kcornetta@williampalumbo.com): |
Bill and Family so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
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| Susan Norton |
(subee777@aol.com): |
I loved volunteering at Wheelock library and listening to Susan read, she was "Magical"! Of course we always took some time to chat about the boys, Elephantom, and our thespians at MHS.
I'll miss her and Max will too! |
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| Katie Robertson |
(katie.robertson@verizon.net): |
Bill,Stephen, Nick and Eleanor,
We are all thinking of you and are will always remember Susan and her great beautiful smile. My son william has looked up to her since he was three and was always so happy to see her!
Our prayers are with all of you!
Love the Robertson family |
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| Mary and Tidal Henry |
(msh.tbh@comcast.net): |
Dear Bill.. we were so sorry to hear the sad news of Susan's passing. I remember working in the library at Wheelock and it obviously was the beginning of your romance that led to your marriage.. She was a wonderful person and a gifted teacher. Our son Skip remembers her so well too...
You and your children are in our thoughts and prayers.
Mary and Tidal |
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| Sharon Semeraro |
(ssemeraro@gmail.com): |
| Dear Bill, Stephen, Nick, and Eleanor, Words can not take away your pain during this very difficult time of such great loss. Susan was a gift to all of us in the Medfield community and far beyond. My family and I feel privileged that she touched our lives in her soft, gentle way. May God give you lasting beautiful memories of her gracious time on earth. Peace be with you. Sharon, Dominique, and Catherine Semeraro |
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| erin monahan |
(erineliz2592@comcast.net): |
I remember when Susan Pope cam to Kim's house for a Pj story time. Susan's one rule was that it had to be in the winter because she refused to wear babydolls. She came to read to Kim, Kay, and I. My favorite story that she read was about a cooking pot that doubled everything that went into it. At the end of the story time we got books from her in each was a short message and her signature. To this day I still have and still read the books she gave to me. I also remember how Susan always told the kids in my class and every class stories about Eleanor's toy bunny that she carried every where she went with her. It was always fun to hear Susan's stories.
Then there was the pomegranate that she kept on her desk and the story that went with it. It was a Greek Mythology story. To this day I still love Mythology. |
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| Amy Cohen |
(indsnw@gmail.com): |
My daughter, Emily, was born in 1981 and was in Wheelock K-3. While she was there I volunteered in the Library. My 2 most outstanding memories are:
Mrs. Pope on cross country skis navigating noncholantly around the hallways (I think there was a unit on transportation) and my most favorite, the time she told everyone in the school to bring in empty cereal boxes and filled all the surfaces in the library with them. Then she would snag passin children and have them sort them in a wild variety of ways - how many chocolate, how many with action figures on the front. It went on for some time and everyone was enthralled and learned a lot about sorting data and compiling statistics. She was inspirational and irreverent at the same time. What an amazing, amazing woman. |
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| Eric Seager |
(alwaysinpogo@yahoo.com): |
a great woman who encouraged love of books is gone from us all.
eric seager and family |
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| Beth Eby |
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| My heartfelt sympathy to you all. Susan was a wonderful lady, teacher, and friend. We will all miss her. |
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| Ingrid Scanlon |
(is.nolnacs@verizon.net): |
So many great memories. So many lives touched. What a wonderful legacy Susan leaves behind. She will be greatly missed. Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor - our thoughts and prayers are with you.
With love, the Scanlons - Ingrid Stephen, Julie and Heidi |
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| Christina (Karnakis) Stock |
(Ckstock1730@gmail.com): |
Mr. Pope and family,
I am very sorry to hear about your loss. You all all in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
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| Heather Carreiro-Miller |
(hinj99@hotmail.com): |
I remember... an angel in a gray punch buggy picking me and my sisters up on a Saturday afternoon for a trip to a museum I would have never seen.
I remember... watching the most fantastic person read one of my new favorite books.
I remember... I wanted to be just like her. My life has forever been touched by a truly special person, may her love and appreciation of others leave an everlasting legacy. xo |
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| Kathy Rielly |
(karielly@gmail.com): |
Susan-... giving, gracious, gifted, grounded... a great teacher, colleague, and friend. Those of us whose lives you have touched will be forever grateful.
Thank you.
Kathy |
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| Mary Cauldwell |
(rfc21075mcc@aol.com): |
| I miss you , Susan. You were always an inspiration to me while we were colleagues at Wheelock. Now you are my hero. |
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| Deirdre Aronson |
(deirdre_caddea@hotmail.com): |
Please know the Aronson Family sends out regrets. We send your family strenth, pray for your peace and wish for your wellbeing.
Dorothy, Eric, Deirdre, Daniel, Carolynne, and Amy Aronson |
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| Kathryn Touhey |
(ktouhey1@verizon.net): |
I'll always remember, with fondness, Susan's "brightness of being". Bill, Stephen, Nicholas and Eleanor, although I am unable to be there, please know my thoughts are with you.
Kay Touhey |
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| Susan Green |
(elliotsue@aol.com): |
Dear Pope family,
My heart goes out to you all. Susan was a wonderful person, professional and role model. She will be sorely missed in the Medfield community and schools. My love to you all.
Sue Green |
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| Abby Detweiler |
(abbydet@gmail.com): |
I am so deeply saddened to hear the news of Susan's passing. During my five years as a teacher at Wheelock, Susan was an inspiring and supportive mentor/colleague. Her genuine love of children, intelligence, sharp wit, commitment to effective instruction, and love of life affected all of her students as well as her co-workers. I have so many fond memories of discussing the quirky children in my classes for whom we both had soft spots. Many laughs were shared as well. What a loss for the Medfield community.
My thoughts are with Susan's friends and family. Much love to you all.
-Abby |
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| Parker & Griffin Wooden |
(woodens4@comcast.net): |
| We will always remember the great stories you told and the wonderful way you told them. |
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| Debbie Peterson-Born |
(born.d@comcast.net): |
| Bill and family .... Ralf, the boys and I send you our deepest sympathys during this difficult time. Susan was truly an amazing woman. I only wish we could have lived closer and not half way across the country so we could have spent time together. Please know you are all in our prayers. Much love from Colorado - Cousin Debbie - |
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| Donna Andrews |
(Dma21461@aol.com): |
Dear Bill and family,
Sue was such a wonderful person and her love of reading and books inspired so many. All of my children have wonderful memories of her in the libraries in medfield school. She will be greatly missed. |
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| carol middleton |
(capemayquilts@yahoo.com): |
I am so shocked to hear of Susan's passing! She was an inspiration to us all and someone we could go to for so many things. Although there are no adequate words of comfort, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Carol
PS. I still remember the LIBRAIN sign she had on her desk - - - she often chuckled about that. |
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| Debby (MacDonald) Caterino |
(debby_caterino@yahoo.com): |
To All of the Pope Family
I am so sorry for your loss.
I like so many that have already commented first had the pleasure of meeting Susan at Ralph Wheelock. She was the coolest librarian I have ever met in my life. She made me want to go to the library and read. Thank you! As the years have gone on Ihave had the pleasure of being at several functions with my cool librarian who married my favorite gym teacher! They were always a pleasure to see. She will be greatly misseed.. Rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with the rest of the Pope family. |
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| The Piccolo Family |
(mmp54@hotmail.com): |
| Dear Bill and family, We send our deepest sympathy at this sad time. Like thousands of Medfield families we loved Mrs. Pope. Her zest for life and dedication to the children was truly remarkable. We recall the Halloween Parade and her being the very first to dress up as the Cat in the Hat! Like all days, she brought a smile to our faces and joy to our hearts. Thanks for sharing her with us. She will be missed. |
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| Susan Wilson |
(sawilson@nc.rr.com): |
We all were saddened to hear about Susan's passing.She was such an inspirational and talented teacher. Bill, Steve, Nick and Elenor our thoughts are with you as you mourn the loss of this wonderful woman.
With love,
Susan,Rich,Derek and Andrew Wilson |
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| Ann Russo and Larry Krasnow |
(annkrusso@hotmail.com): |
Dear Pope Family,
We are so sorry to hear of Susan's passing. Knowing her as a colleague and a friend, she was someone to turn to for ideas and fun. Susan was a clever and creative teacher who engaged and challenged her students. Years ago, our daughters had the privilege of enjoying her memorable book readings such as Rikki-Tikki-Tembo, and Flash, Crash, Rumble and Roll. They still can happily quote the lines thanks to her exciting presentations. We were lucky to have her. She will be missed. |
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| Rick Cardoza |
(rick.cardoza@yahoo.com): |
Bill & Family,
We're so sorry to hear of your loss. Susan was such a warm and beautiful person, always pleasant, upbeat, and fun. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Ceci & Rick Cardoza |
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| The Potts Family |
(christine.mccue@verizon.net): |
To the entire Pope family,
We were all so sad to hear about Susan, and our hearts and prayers go out to you. Each of our children loved Susan, and her passion for reading and great books was absolutely contagious. As a school volunteer, my most memorable moments were working on the Wheelock video and laughing with Susan about a variety of things -- from parenting two boys and a girl (our similar scenarios) to crazy iMovie snags. She had a wonderful sense of humor and deeply loved her family. The pride on her face as she talked about her kids was clear. It was also easy to see that she was Bill's partner in every sense of the word. It was wonderful to see her at Jerry's recent show at the Zullo Gallery (looking great too), and to hear her talk about her kids' creative pursuits. Susan and Bill have done so much for the town of Medfield and now with her gone, the gap will be clearly felt. She was one very special person and will absolutely be missed. Our thoughts, prayers and support are with you.
Chris, Jerry, Ryan, Sean and Alana |
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| Meg Thomson (and the Thomson family) |
(megthomson@yahoo.com): |
To the entire Pope family,
When we moved to Medfield in 1979, one of my earliest fondest memories is spending time with Susan (Miss Feigenbaum to me then) in the library in Memorial school, then later at Wheelock -- we both shared a love for books, and her passion for literature fueled mine. Throughout my life, she remained in my thoughts and wishes as one of the great influences on my life, and it fills me with tears to know that she is gone. She was a wonderful person, loved by all, and will be missed.
To Bill (of course, another beloved teacher of all of ours) and the kids -- we send love, support, sympathy, and all best wishes, how lucky you were to have Susan in all of your lives. She will be missed.
Love,
Connie, Meg, Brett and Kelly Thomson |
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| Lucille Fisher |
(lucille.r.fisher@verizon.net): |
Dear Bill, Stephen, Nick and Eleanor,
We were so sad to hear of Susan's passing. Caitlin and Matthew loved having her as their school librarian. She was such a gracious and lovely person. Our thoughts are with you. Peace to Susan. Mark, Lucille, Matthew and Caitlin Fisher |
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| Allison Bernstein |
(atbernstein@optonline.net): |
Dear Bill and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Susan's passing. She was an amazing inspiration professionally, with ideas overflowing and always willing to share her expertise. And she was such an enjoyable person to be around personally. She will truly be missed. You are in my thoughts. |
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| Lisa Carr |
(lcarr07@msn.com): |
I am so saddened to hear of Susan's passing. While out of touch our adult lives, she and I grew up together in Pennsylvania. Her parents, Dorothy and Harry, provided us with wonderful adventures throughout our childhood. Susan and I went to summer camp together, and would "vacation" at each others homes. She taught me to ride the subway, enjoy reading for pleasure, and to enjoy the city life. I will always remember our first Junior Symphony Concert that Harry and Dorothy took us to- Susan imagined she was the conductor.
My heartfelt sympathy for your loss. Your family will be in my prayers. |
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| Kim and Brooke Garnett |
(kbgarnett@msn.com): |
| So sad to learn of Susan's passing. We worked with her in Girl Scouts and Susan was always so giving, generous, kind and hardworking. We send our heartfelt sympathy. She will be deeply missed in our community. |
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| The Pochebit Family |
(cmpsmp@comcast.net): |
| We are so very sorry to hear about Susan's passing. She was a wonderful woman.I remember when I use to see her at the Fitzpatrick's house picking up the children when they were little. We always had so much to talk about. She was a wonderful Mom!!So many people near and far loved Susan. She is an Angel now and still taking care of all of us.Susan will be missed tremendously by all of her family and friends. Our heart felt sympathy goes to you Bill and family. God Bless you all...Love The Pochebit Famiy |
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| Carrie Medina Notaro |
(carrienotaro@yahoo.com): |
Dear Mr. Pope, Stephen, Nicholas and Eleanor,
When I heard the sad news of Miss Feigenbaum's (sorry Mr. Pope, she will in some ways always be Miss Feigenbaum!) passing, my brain could not wrap itself around the reality. The memories that will forever influence my life and the lives of my two children in the way I will read to them, can only be cherished for an eternity. I can still hear her enthusiastic voice filling up the Wheelock School library teaching us all the Dewey Decimal System. The passionate way she would read to us as if we were sitting in her lap all cozied up with such love. She always made me feel so special. She always knew what types of books I enjoyed reading. She would always remember each and every student she encountered and say "Hi" or "Good Morning", look us in the eyes and give us that beautiful smile. Her laugh always gave you that warm and fuzzy feeling inside. She made us all feel like we were all her children. There is no one that could ever fill her shoes. She will never be forgotten!
May you be blessed with experiencing all life has to offer.
Look forward with eagerness and desire.
Stay in the present with enthusiasm and enjoyment.
Remember the past with warmth, love and appreciation for all you have been offered.
May God cherish his new angel he has called upon.
All of my love and support.
~Carrie xoxoxo |
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| Kristin Wilson |
(mollygirl98@msn.com): |
Dear Mr. Pope,
I was so sorry to hear Mrs. Pope had died and will always think of her and miss her.
Kristin(grade 6) |
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| The Joyce Family |
(michelesjoyce@comcast.net): |
| We were sorry to hear of Susan's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time. Susan was a very special person and will be deeply missed. |
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| The Stenquist Family |
(belton@earthlink.net): |
What a joy Susan was for all. My children are avid readers to this day because of her. She was always about the fun of the story. Many a-day she would let children return a book that didn't suit but had to choose another.
All the "mommy helpers" looked forward to library day.
Thank You Susan, and Gods love to your family. |
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| Karen Marchant and Family |
(kmarch90@comcast.net): |
Knowing that Mrs. Pope fought just as hard with her sickness as she did to inspire children for so many years in Medfield. We are so sorry. This is a great loss for the community, however, her memory will live on forever.
Love and Prayers.
Karen, Michael and Tom Marchant |
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| Kandi (Imbert) Jacques |
(gkjacques@verizon.net): |
Mr. Pope and Family:
I am so very saddened to hear of your loss. I hold such fond memories of Ms. Feigenbaum and the time spent first with her at the library at the Dale Street school and then at Wheelock. She fed my passion for a good book that is still so much of a part of my life today and one that I share with my own children. She had such an uncany ability to know exactly the type of book to suggest for me and never missed the mark. I knew that if she suggested it, I would love it.
I'm sorry that she was taken from you all so soon. I can only hope that the way she inspired so many of the students she taught will bring you comfort. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Kandi |
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| Joe |
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| Just last week, 28 years later, I was telling my 5 year old about "someone" I knew who was a librarian and watched Sesame Street when she was in high school. Now I really miss Ms. FigTree but sure haven't forgotten! |
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| Susan Whitten |
(swhitten@nsboro.k12.ma.us): |
| I had the distinct please of working with Susan during my years as principal of the Wheelock School. Her presence in the library was an inspiration to students, staff, and parents. She will be greatly missed but had such an incredible influence on all who knew her and learned from her. My thoughts are with the Pope family. |
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| Evan Berry |
(eberr6@gmail.com): |
Dear Mrs. Pope,
As a second grader walking into the library at Wheelock School, I quickly noticed how you were able to relate to kids my age. Every one of your classes was valuable and all students walked out of your library more knowledgeable, happier, and with a greater hunger for reading. You touched every one of us in one way or another. As a sophomore in high school I recall how much of an impact you made on my life inside and outside of the Wheelock School LMC, whether it was your encouragement at a track meet or in kindergarten when I met you- a kind, gentle, down to earth individual before Eleanor and I played leap frog in the hallway on the second floor.
I miss you! You truly inspired all of us!
Love,
Evan
p.s. I've become very fond of pomegranates recently. I saw one at Roche Bros. the other day and decided to pick one up. Remember when you gave us the lesson about Persephone and how Hades tricked her to eat the seeds? You brought one in for all of us to try, and now it's one of my favorite fruits :) |
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