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1910 Birth. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
1910 Birth. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Jeanette Lippe
Jeanette Lippe
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
Aunt Delia (Leblanc) Lavallee and Jeannette Lippe - 1929
Aunt Delia (Leblanc) Lavallee and Jeannette Lippe - 1929
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
Cousin Zebe Laliberte and Jeannette Lippe - 1929
Cousin Zebe Laliberte and Jeannette Lippe - 1929
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
L to R: Arthur Lavallee, Ben Tremblay, Jeannette Lippe Tremblay, Gert Lippe, Delia Lavallee, Henry Lavallee
L to R: Arthur Lavallee, Ben Tremblay, Jeannette Lippe Tremblay, Gert Lippe, Delia Lavallee, Henry Lavallee
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
Jeannette Lippe and Aunt Delia (Leblanc) Lavallee
Jeannette Lippe and Aunt Delia (Leblanc) Lavallee
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
1933 Marriage. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
1933 Marriage. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
1933 Marriage. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
1933 Marriage. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
Jeannette Lippe Tremblay and Edgar Tremblay
Jeannette Lippe Tremblay and Edgar Tremblay
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
Jeannette Lippe Tremblay and Edgar Tremblay
Jeannette Lippe Tremblay and Edgar Tremblay
June 1980 - Uncle Bobby, Me, Memere
June 1980 - Uncle Bobby, Me, Memere
Jeannette Lippe Tremblay, Nel Lippe, Gert Lippe Carmel
Jeannette Lippe Tremblay, Nel Lippe, Gert Lippe Carmel
Source: photos belonging to Jeannette Lippe Tremblay
This gravestone shows Jeannette Lippe (Tremblay). This stone is located in St. George’s cemetery on Paige Hill in Southbridge.
This gravestone shows Jeannette Lippe (Tremblay). This stone is located in St. George’s cemetery on Paige Hill in Southbridge.
Source: Photo taken by us
2002 Death. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
2002 Death. Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts.
(Visiting Memere in the rest home.) There are days when smiling takes practice... Open the Window, Please (Can I, at least, stick my head out?) She sits in her chair half here; half somewhere else (or wanting to be); waiting for her turn with the patience I've never known (or because there's no other choice). Is this the window I looked out from as a child? The tree seems much taller now... Not as much light can get in. "Mommy, can I go outside?" I'm planted on Earth with great care or quite by accident. I'm changing so fast (not always sure how to handle it). When my eyes reach the sunlight it hurts, at first. But soon I grow accustomed... Eventually, I am lost without it. Time advances. I blossom - brilliantly given care; less so - given none. This is my moment. Voices tell me -- "make the most of it." At first it's easy. My pedals open wide to catch the first morning light. Then it gets a little harder (starts to take more effort). At times, I wonder, why bother at all? The colors begin to fade (not nearly as beautiful as before...). I begin to die - from the top down - until my stem can no longer support the weight of my wilted flower. I return to the Earth - never even knowing if I was an annual or a perennial. This is not MY window. This is not the light I need. This is not the air I want to breathe. Could someone lift me and place me in a sunny spot? Please? It's 4:00. The chart says it's time for her bath. She sits on a chair inside the bathtub remembering the days when she could do it herself... 05/95
(Visiting Memere in the rest home.)
There are days when smiling takes practice...
Open the Window, Please
(Can I, at least, stick my head out?)
She sits in her chair
half here; half somewhere else
(or wanting to be);
waiting for her turn
with the patience I've never known
(or because there's no other choice).
Is this the window
I looked out from as a child?
The tree seems much taller now...
Not as much light can get in.
"Mommy, can I go outside?"
I'm planted on Earth
with great care or quite by accident.
I'm changing so fast
(not always sure how to handle it).
When my eyes reach the sunlight
it hurts, at first.
But soon I grow accustomed...
Eventually, I am lost without it.
Time advances.
I blossom -
brilliantly given care; less so - given none.
This is my moment.
Voices tell me -- "make the most of it."
At first it's easy.
My pedals open wide
to catch the first morning light.
Then it gets a little harder
(starts to take more effort).
At times, I wonder, why bother at all?
The colors begin to fade
(not nearly as beautiful as before...).
I begin to die -
from the top down -
until my stem can no longer support
the weight of my wilted flower.
I return to the Earth -
never even knowing if
I was an annual or a perennial.
This is not MY window.
This is not the light I need.
This is not the air I want to breathe.
Could someone lift me
and place me in a sunny spot?
Please?
It's 4:00.
The chart says it's time for her bath.
She sits on a chair
inside the bathtub
remembering the days
when she could do it herself...
05/95
At 84 (Memere's Birthday) At 84, your eyes fill with tears when we enter the room. (In your younger days, we could never have stirred such emotion in you.) At 84, you struggle to remember what was just on the tip of your tongue. (At 31, I can sense your frustration.) At 84, your body is frail and weak. Your mind is not completely whole. You sit in a chair, content to watch TV. At 84, you speak to us in French (mostly). Should we pretend to understand? Or should we look at you puzzled (as we feel)? At 84, you go through the motions... Your life is not very full (in my opinion). Your body, although old, does not seem to hurt. At 31, I used to think: Why live like this? But, seeing the joy you find in something so small as seeing us, makes me wonder if I jumped to the wrong conclusion. Might my other grandparents, all now passed away, wish to trade places with you for a day or two so that they might enjoy their great grandchildren. (Great grandchildren who don't feel sorry for you. Great grandchildren who will openly accept you and even enjoy you - just the way you are.) At 84, life is good and bad... (Just as any age, I guess.) But at 84, even with mind fading in and out, your life is so complete, (while we try to piece ours together). At 84, you seem at peace, somehow. (As we sit here so impatiently.) At 84, we might even get to know you. (If we're willing to try.) 05/94
At 84
(Memere's Birthday)
At 84, your eyes fill with tears
when we enter the room.
(In your younger days, we could
never have stirred such emotion in you.)
At 84, you struggle to remember
what was just on the tip of your tongue.
(At 31, I can sense your frustration.)
At 84, your body is frail and weak.
Your mind is not completely whole.
You sit in a chair, content to watch TV.
At 84, you speak to us in French (mostly).
Should we pretend to understand?
Or should we look at you puzzled (as we feel)?
At 84, you go through the motions...
Your life is not very full (in my opinion).
Your body, although old, does not seem to hurt.
At 31, I used to think: Why live like this?
But, seeing the joy you find
in something so small as seeing us,
makes me wonder if I jumped to the wrong conclusion.
Might my other grandparents,
all now passed away,
wish to trade places with you for a day or two
so that they might enjoy their great grandchildren.
(Great grandchildren who don't feel sorry for you.
Great grandchildren who will openly accept you
and even enjoy you - just the way you are.)
At 84, life is good and bad...
(Just as any age, I guess.)
But at 84, even with mind fading in and out,
your life is so complete,
(while we try to piece ours together).
At 84, you seem at peace, somehow.
(As we sit here so impatiently.)
At 84, we might even get to know you.
(If we're willing to try.)
05/94
2007 Photo. 73 Moon St., Southbridge, Massachusetts
2007 Photo. 73 Moon St., Southbridge, Massachusetts
Source: Photo taken by us
Jeannette Marie Louise Lippe
(2 May 1910 - 23 Dec 2002)
Jeannette Marie Louise Lippe (2 May 1910,
Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
- 23 Dec 2002,
Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
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-- Age: 92
--Cause of Death: pneumonia
Pedigree Chart
Jeannette Marie Louise was the child of Omer Joseph Lippe and Marie Louise Peloquin
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Ancestor's Life Events
 Official Birth Certificate Town of Southbridge, Massachusetts |
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SOUTHBRIDGE, WORCESTER, MA -- 1910 - 2002 |
 Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910 Volume 592, Page 419Jeannette Lippe b. May 2, 1910 in Southbridge, MA - father Omer, mother Marie Louise Peloquin both parents born in USA. |
 1920 U.S. Census Sophie Lippe living on Pine St. in Southbridge, MA at age 69. Living with her are: son Omer 34, granddaughter Janet 9, grandson Lionel 8, granddaughter Gertrude 4. Omer is an operator in a glass shop. |
 1928 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge and Sturbridge section L page 168Lippe, Omar, lab, h 91 Cross Sophia, wid Gilbert, r 91 Cross Jeannette, emp Am Op Co, r 91 Cross |
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1929 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge section L page 151 Lippe, Omer, lab, h 91 Cross Jeannette, emp Am Op Co, r 91 Cross |
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1930 U.S. Census Jeannette Lippe is age 20. She is a lodger, living on Oakes Ave. in Southbridge, MA with Eusebe Laliberte and family. She was b. MA and is an inspector in an optical shop. Living with her are: Eusebe Laliberte, head, age 36, b. MA, chaueffer for trucking co.; Amanda, wife, age 40, b. MA; Parmelia, daughter, age 16, b. MA; Albert, son, age 12, b. MA; Lionel Lippe, lodger, age 18, b. MA, grinder in optical shop. |
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Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts Manning's Southbridge and Sturbridge (Massachusetts) Directory September 1931. Springfield, MA MA: H. A. Manning Co., 1931 page 155 Lippe, Jeannette, emp Am Op Co, r 43 Fairlawn Av Lippe, Omar, lab, r 312 Main Others living with Jeannette in 1931: Tremblay, Josephine, wid William, h 43 Fairlawn Av Tremblay, Lorraine, emp Am Op Co, r 43 Fairlawn Av Tremblay, Edgar, student, r 43 Fairlawn Av Tremblay, Raymond, student, r 43 Fairlawn Av |
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Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts 1936 Massachusetts City Directory - Southbridge section T page 126-127 Tremblay, Edgar (Jeannette), die mkr Am Op Co, r 43 Fairlawn Av Eugene, emp Amp Op Co, r 43 Fairlawn Av Josephine, wid William, h 43 Fairlawn Av Raymond, emp Amp Op Co, r 43 Fairlawn Av |
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Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts 1940 U.S. Census 67 Fairlawn Avenue Tremblay Edgar, head, 28, b. MA, dye maker, optical factory, $2034 Tremblay Jeannette, wife, 29, b. MA Tremblay Roger, son, 6, b. MA |
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1949 Manning's Southbridge Directory section T page 211 Tremblay, Edgar (Jeannette), prop Southbridge Tool Co, h 73 Moon |
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Polk's Southbridge (Worcester County, Mass.) City Directory 1965 page 344 Tremblay Edgar A (Jeannette; Southbridge Tool Company Inc.) h 73 Moon Southbridge Tool Co Inc (Edgar A Tremblay) tool mfr 14 Curtis |
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2002 Death familysearch.org Massachusetts, Death Index, 1970-2003 name: Jeannett M Tremblay event: Death event date: 23 Dec 2002 event place: Southbridge, Massachusetts death certificate number: birth date: 02 May 1910 birthplace: spouse: Edgar Tremblay spouse's death date: spouse's death place: spouse's death certificate number: spouse's birth date: spouse's birth place: |
 Official Death Certificate Town of Southbridge, Massachusetts |
Ancestor's Marriage(s) and Child(ren)
 married
Edgar Arthur ("Ben") Tremblay
-- Date: 11 Feb 1933 Place:
Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Source: Certified copy from Town/City Hall |
Family Group Record
for Jeannette Marie Louise Lippe and Edgar Arthur ("Ben") Tremblay
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Children:
Roger E Tremblay (25 Apr 1933, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - May 1974, Danielson, Windham, Connecticut, USA)
LIVING (, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - , )
LIVING (, Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - , ) |
Ancestor's Death-related Information
Jeannette Tremblay, 92 Worcester Telegram & Gazette (MA) December 27, 2002 SOUTHBRIDGE -- Jeannette M. (Lippe) Tremblay, 92, of 73 Moon St., died Monday, Dec. 23, in Radius Healthcare. Her husband, Edgar A. Tremblay, died in 1977. She leaves a son, Robert R. Tremblay of Southbridge - a daughter, Sylvia Baker of Southbridge - a sister, Gertrude Carmel of Southbridge - 11 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, three great-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. A son, Roger E. Tremblay, and a brother, Lionel Lippe, predeceased her. She was born in Southbridge, daughter of Omer and Marie Louise (Peloquin) Lippe. Mrs. Tremblay was a member of Sacred Heart of Jesus parish. She was an avid bingo player, and enjoyed crocheting and knitting. The funeral will be held Saturday, Dec. 28, from Daniel T. Morrill Funeral Home, 130 Hamilton St., with a Mass at 9 a.m. in Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, 30 Charlton St. Burial will be in St. George Cemetery. Calling hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27, in the funeral home. |
Buried at:
St. George’s Cemetery
Paige Hill
Southbridge, Massachusetts
Southbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
(508)-765-0601
Added: 12/16/1999 12:00:00 AM - 1
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