Obituaries

So sad for the passing of Mrs. C as I would call her my pseudo "aunt". She was one in a million. Not only did she have 5 boys to take care of, but would often look out for my brother and I best interest while on Putnam St and Butler Rd. Her kindness was shown in many ways as she would invite my brother and I on their boat even though they had 4 other boys on board. The burden I would cause her through my teenage and young adult years, resulting in her scolding or disciplining me had a very positive impact as she helped shaped me into being a better person. Tina will be missed but never forgotten by all of us! Love you Tina and all of the Canavans.

Posted by John and Jim Mullin on February 28, 2019

My condolences to all the boys. I will always remember Tina for her great sense of humor and natural wisdom. I will not be able to attend funeral as I am in Florida but Tina and her family will be in our thoughts and prayers. Susan & Tom McLoughlin

Posted by Susan McLoughlin on February 27, 2019

My condolences to all the boys. I will always remember Tina for her great sense of humor and natural wisdom. I will not be able to attend funeral as I am in Florida but Tina and her family will be in our thoughts and prayers. Susan & Tom McLoughlin

Posted by Susan McLoughlin on February 27, 2019

Party Nana............. you truly were the best! Thank you for the laughter but most of all for your LOVE may you rest in the sweetest of Peace........ Susan Butler

Posted by Susan Butler on February 27, 2019

My deepest sympathies to Tina’s family. I had the pleasure of spending time with Tina Through my blessed friendship with Joan. She was a wonderful woman with a great sense of humor. She will be missed.

Posted by Eileen Mendes on February 27, 2019

Our deepest condolences to the Canavan family. May the great times you all share bring you comfort. We send our thoughts & prayers to the family.

Posted by Joseph and Maria Braga on February 27, 2019