I know honesty hurts at times, but it’s truly a gift. I feel awful bcz I was given a credit for honest feedback and I have to be honest. I hate to say it but I just sort of lost interest and gave up.

It’s all over the place and I couldn’t grasp where things were going. On to the story- The synopsis was great but when I started it, I sort of felt like I was in the middle of book 2 (if there is one) when I was listening to book 1. Just when I thought one character was speaking, nope.turns out it was another. Also- I couldn’t differentiate between characters bcz there was barely a change in the tone or cadence of her voice. You can hear stuff in the background or maybe it was recorded between a bathroom and a closet bcz parts of it sounds like there’s a slight echo and parts sound as if it’s somewhat normal. Not to mention the sound quality and editing was really bad. First, the narrator was terrible.she just wasn’t that good. Share a memory at I didn’t give this book a million chances, but 7 starts was enough. In lieu of flowers donate in Lorraine’s memory to a charity of your choice.

A Memorial Service will be Sunday, Februat 3:00 PM at the First Congregational Church of Pomfret, 13 Church Road, Pomfret Center, CT.

She leaves her three children: Deborah Kirkconnell (Timothy Panteleakos) of Dayville Brian Bourque (Candace) of Pomfret David Bourque (Lynn) of Woodstock Valley, her six grandchildren: Randy Kirkconnell Jason Kirkconnell Justin Kirkconnell Natalie Bourque Noah Bourque Luke Bourque Katy Paradise, Kelly Brothers-Paradise and Ryan Paradise Sr., her seven great grandchildren: Lauren Cadence Christopher Evelyn Roscoe P., Riley and Ryan Jr.Ĭalling Hours are Saturday, Februfrom 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Gagnon and Costello Funeral Home, 33 Reynolds St. She loved being around her grandchildren and her great grandchildren. She enjoyed walking around Alexander’s Lake, traveling, camping and cooking. She was a bookkeeper for Arrow-Hart Manufacturing. James School and Killingly High School Class of 1955. She was predeceased by her former husband Paul Fournier. She was born Jin Providence, RI daughter of the late Charles and Florence (Aubin) Butts. Fournier, 79, of Dayville died, Februat Westview Nursing Home in Dayville.

Hated by C. Fournier