Please leave a comment to share your thoughts and memories of Sister Lorraine.
CLICK HERE to view a memorial video on YouTube
Please leave a comment to share your thoughts and memories of Sister Lorraine.
CLICK HERE to view a memorial video on YouTube
I knew Sr. Lorreine as my big sister since she was always there for me. I like to thank for the bottom of our hearths for all the kind words expressed by all that new her. I am helping mom write these words now, it took a little while to compose. We always love you, you will always be my “ favorite aunt”. You are now up in Heaven with all our loved ones looking down……
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Message from Joseph McDermott, Prince William County, Virginia, honored to be Sister Lorraine’s first cousin once removed: My maternal grandfather, Hugh A. McLaughlin (1883-1940), and Sister Lorraine’s mother, Rena McLaughlin Zappala (1895-1972), were brother and sister, meaning that my mother (1918-1981), Sister Lorraine and Sister Mary Patrick (1924-1990) were all first cousins. The Sisters of Divine Providence have always held a cherished place in our family, and now we have a new advocate interceding for us McLaughlins before the Heavenly Throne.
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Dear Sr. Lorraine, may You rest in peaje and enjoy the Award viewing the Jesus to Whom You gave your whole life. We’ll meet in Heaven, some when…
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My sympathies to Cathy ,Guy and all her Sisters she leaves behind. May she rest in peace. She will be missed.
Bill and Mary ( Leavitt ) Bennett
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Sister Lorraine was my father’s cousin. Growing up I knew her as Sister Mary Kevin. She was caring, loving and upbeat. She greeted us warmly on our all too infrequent visits entertaining us with stories from her teaching years. Calls to update her on family situations were met with a calm even keeled demeanor and words of reassurance. I will miss talking to her.
My condolences to her sister Cathy, who will miss Lorraine immensely.
May she rest in peace.
Ray Leavitt
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I always enjoyed spending time with Lorraine at Camp, such a beautiful presence and smile. Lorraine, you will be with me in my daily Benedictine prayer life. Peace and blessings to Alice and Julia! Sharon McSweeny
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I didn’t know Sr. Lorraine well, but any time I met her she had a welcome smile and warm greetings. At my last visit to the Commons I had an opportunity to speak with her and she told me how wonderful everyone there had been to her since she moved there from Kingston. She said, “It’s all grace and blessing.” May she rest in peace.
Sr. Barbara McMullen
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My sympathy at the loss of another beloved Sister. I shall keep her in prayer. Rita Yeasted, SFCC
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