Elaine P. (Williamson) McVicar 88 of Ludlow died Wednesday morning August 14, 2013 at Holyoke Medical Center. Born in Ludlow, MA September 17, 1924 daughter of the late Clarence and Irene (Bisnette) Williamson. Educated in local schools, she was a graduate of Ludlow High School. Elaine devoted her life to working with children at the St. John the Baptist School, and for over 40 years taught the First Communion Class there. She also worked along side her brother at Harold’s Flower Shop for many years. She was a Communicant of St. John the Baptist Church. She was the widow of Leon J. McVicar who died in 1964. She is survived by her daughter Michele Tourville of Ludlow, also survived by extended family members and friends. Sadly she was predeceased by her son in law Richard Tourville who died in 2013 and brother Harold C. Williamson who died in 2003.
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Funeral services celebrating her life will be Saturday August 17, 2013 at 10:45 AM from the Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home 64 Sewall St. Ludlow followed by a Liturgy of Christian Burial offered by the Catholic Community of St. Elizabeth in St. John the Baptist Church 181 Hubbard St. Ludlow at 12 Noon.
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I'm usually the piotisve one on the comment boards but really? are they THAT perfect???? come on. What parents need to hear is how other people (celebrities or not) are imperfect to stop the pressure cooker that so many women are under to be the perfect parent. We all want to be the best parents possible. Do I curse in front of my children? I try not to but occasionally it just comes out. My children know that there are adult words that they are just not allowed to use. Its great to lead by example but its also great to lead by teaching them to be better than we are. I am not perfect and my children know that, neither do I expect perfection from them. I'm not saying Heidi and Seal expect perfection from their kids but really? you have 4 very small children and you are always on the top of your game???? I don't buy it.
I worked reatil for 8 years. One day while helping 2 customers, we heard a father shout VERY loudly to his toddler Shut the f up and sit down NOW!' Both of the customers and I looked up at each other shocked. He was a toddler who didn't want to sit still any more and rather than leave and finish their shopping later, dad decided cursing and yelling at him was the answer.Needless to say, I don't generally agree with cursing. If you do it too much at what some people deep appropriate times, you can then start doing it at inappropriate times without even thinking. (I do it every now and again. Not meaning to, it just slips out. So I am an offender just like pretty much anyone else. But I try my best not to whenever possible.) I'm also with the view that not cursing is good manners.
I worked reatil for 8 years. One day while helping 2 customers, we heard a father shout VERY loudly to his toddler Shut the f up and sit down NOW!' Both of the customers and I looked up at each other shocked. He was a toddler who didn't want to sit still any more and rather than leave and finish their shopping later, dad decided cursing and yelling at him was the answer.Needless to say, I don't generally agree with cursing. If you do it too much at what some people deep appropriate times, you can then start doing it at inappropriate times without even thinking. (I do it every now and again. Not meaning to, it just slips out. So I am an offender just like pretty much anyone else. But I try my best not to whenever possible.) I'm also with the view that not cursing is good manners.
I worked reatil for 8 years. One day while helping 2 customers, we heard a father shout VERY loudly to his toddler Shut the f up and sit down NOW!' Both of the customers and I looked up at each other shocked. He was a toddler who didn't want to sit still any more and rather than leave and finish their shopping later, dad decided cursing and yelling at him was the answer.Needless to say, I don't generally agree with cursing. If you do it too much at what some people deep appropriate times, you can then start doing it at inappropriate times without even thinking. (I do it every now and again. Not meaning to, it just slips out. So I am an offender just like pretty much anyone else. But I try my best not to whenever possible.) I'm also with the view that not cursing is good manners.
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