Guestbook for Henry Hank Doucette
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October 12, 2019 | Susan Soucy - Lewiston, ME -- United States

Sorry to hear of his passing. He was a great man. Gary and Randy I am so sorry for your loss. He's with God now and no longer suffering. God bless your whole family.

October 1, 2019 | Elaine Braunfels - Litchfield, ME -- United States

Dear Gary and Randy

So sorry for your loss. As a kid, KiKi spent a lot of time at our house. He and Robert were always very close. My parents were so touched when he gave them the painting he had done of Robert while stationed in Paris. It hung in our house for many years. What a thoughtful thing to do! Your love for him was evident in the way you cared for him in his final days.

Elaine

September 29, 2019 | Raymond R Chaloux - Lewiston, ME -- United States

Randy and Gary...So sorry to see the passing of your dad. Jo and I send our prayers and condolences. I remember your dad from the Blake street days. He was a pretty funny guy. May he rest well and peacefully. Your in our thoughts during this difficult time. God bless. Ray and Joline

September 28, 2019 | Susan Turcotte Poppish - Litchfield, Maine -- USA

I am one of Roger's daughters. My memories of your Dad are when he came to visit our house to see my mother and father. My mother always had a soft spot for Kiki. My father loved to trade stories with him. I know that you both loved him very much, and I feel very sorry for your loss. I hope that you can remember the best of your lives with him.

September 27, 2019 | Jacqueline Barrett - Lewiston, ME -- US

Gary, Randy and Family: I am so happy I got to see KiKi while he could still joke about life. He, my brother Robert, and I were very close as children, even before he lived with us for a while. We were 5 or 6 when we went to my grandmothers house every Sat. and while my parents went shopping for groceries, we would go to the movies and then eat beans there for supper. Then later on, our house every Sunday. You have heard some of our weird stories and we had a lot of fun. We all loved him very much. When we were young and beyond, we saw him every week. It's only later when we all started families that we didn't see each other often. My brother Bert wanted me to convey his condolences and love as he's not the best using new technology. I know how much you will miss him and he was so blessed to have you two as his sons. Whenever I think of my childhood I think of him and Robert and it makes me smile. So I know that after the sadness passes (and it will) you will also smile when you think of him. Sending you my love and prayers.

September 27, 2019 | Alice Turcotte McPeake - Durham, Maine -- United States

Dear Randy & Gary,
Please accept my sympathy on the death of your dad. I always think of the time Kiki spent living with us (his Uncle Roger & Aunt Jeannette and family) when I was growing up.
I think it meant alot to him.
You have been wonderful sons to him and he loved you dearly, even if he had a difficult time expressing his emotions, and would make a wisecrack instead of saying how he really felt.
My very best to both of you and your families,
Kiki's cousin,
Alice Turcotte McPeake