Condolence: My Condolences to the Coughlin family: Losing a loved one is never easy and my heart goes out to you. The pain is so real but the God of comfort helped me through that terrible pain when our daughter died and now when my precious husband of 50 years fell asleep in death due to pancreatic cancer. God doesn’t leave us without hope. Notice these few Scriptures of comfort: Revelation 21:4 (no more sadness or death) Isaiah 33:24 (no more sickness) John 5:28, 29 (the Resurrection) Psalms 37:11 (where we will see our loved one) Psalms 37:29 (for how long). When you feel up to reading these few Scriptures, may they be comforting to you as well.

Condolence: My condolences for your loss. May comfort and hope be found in God’s promises to help us cope during this difficult time. Psalms 46:1

Condolence: Dear David, please accept my heartfelt condolences. Thinking of you and your family at this sorrowful time.

Condolence: Heartfelt condolences to all. Paul was very special, a gentleman and a gentle man. Hard to say goodbye to a treasured friend for 69 years. May he rest in peace with his beloved Maryanne. Joan and Dick Horan

Condolence: A lovely gentleman, Paul will be missed in Harwich especially during Town Meeting where he was one of the videographers. Many here in town knew him by sight...the more fortunate knew him as a friend.

Condolence: Joan and family please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. Praying that your fond memories sustain you through this difficult time.

Condolence: Heartfelt condolences to the Coughlin kids... your dad was very special, and I know you will miss him! I feel blessed to have known your parents and been a small part of their lives. Be comforted by the many amazing memories, and each other...

Condolence: I’m so very sorry to see that Paul passed away. I had tried calling him several times here but to no avail. Bob and I thought highly of Paul and thoroughly enjoyed driving him places and sharing a lunch or stopping at Friendlys for some ice cream! When I was at school and would see him walk by I’d always run out and say hi! I want to share some sad news. My Bob passed away very suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage on June 18. He had a wonderful weekend with all the children and grandchildren who surprised us at dinner in Boston. He had even played 18 holes of golf with our son, Bobby, that morning and beat him. Two wonderful men gone. I will pray for Paul. Mary Bantick