Condolence: I am so sorry about Lennox’s passing. I’m glad I got to know her through Habitat.

Condolence: JEN ---PLEASE ACCEPT MY CONDOLENCES ON YOUR LOSS --BEST REGARDS ---ED KELLEY JR.---MEMBER UMASS SIDELINE CREW

Condolence: I am so sorry to read of Lennox's passing in the Cols. Dispatch. I have many fond memories of working with her in Powell government and enjoying her friendship. My condolences to the family.

Condolence: My sympathy to the Brodeur family. I meet Lennox at Windham Hospital. Oh, how I enjoyed her company. Always a smile to everyone she met. I will miss her especially at the yearly Christmas Bazaar. She was a joy to be around.

Condolence: While I never met Lennox Brodeur, reading her obituary was absolutely impressive. I have had the honor to work and serve closely with her daughter Jennifer on a volunteer professional board and I can see clearly where Jennifer's work ethic and leadership was inspired and further built with the foundation of kindness. RIP Lennox.


Greg and Regan Janik

Condolence: To Lennox's Family, I met Lennox when I became a member of the Windham Hospital Auxiliary. Always a smile and willing to share her recipes that I still use to this day. She was one of a kind and I always loved to be around her and enjoy her wonderful personality as we prepared for many of the events that the auxiliary women created for fund raising. May you rest in peace, and I will always remember all the good times we had together. Sandie Chalifoux

Condolence: I had the privilege of working with Lennox at the Village of Powell from 1991-1994, and from the first day I arrived she made me feel like part of the family. I loved the days she was in the office, sometimes arriving with baked goods and always with a smile and funny story about what her kids were up to. One year my husband and I were invited for Christmas Dinner at 5pm and when we arrived Len was still sort of in her pjs and had us pitching in to finish getting things ready. She unapologetically explained she had stayed up after midnight church wrapping gifts, which involved sitting by the fire, reflecting on the year that had just passed and sipping brandy, until it was light outside. I will always remember Len for her good humor, her warm (and adventurous!) spirit and how much she loved her family.

Condolence: To Lennox’s Family:

Please accept my condolences on your loss.

I met Lennox when I was new to the area and we both volunteered as our town’s representatives to the tourism district.

Oh, what fun we had - not at the meetings of course but on the rides back and forth in her brown van! We would often carpool with Anne and Katherine their interactions and commentaries on life were spirited, informative and highly amusing.

Lennox was such a special person and I am very grateful that our paths crossed.

Kindest Regards,
Bette Giordano
Ashford, CT

Condolence: Please accept my condolences for the passing of Lennox. There is hope though, as the Almighty has arranged for the resurrection in the future. He promises, "... There is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous." (Acts 24:15)

I hope you find these few words comforting and provide motivation to prepare for the new world of God's making. (John 17:3)