Letter: Your kindness eased my sorrow

Posted 9/2/26

I am writing this letter to the paper because I know of no other way to reach the hundreds of Little Compton people that overwhelmed me with their loving wonderful condolences for my daughter, …

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Letter: Your kindness eased my sorrow

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I am writing this letter to the paper because I know of no other way to reach the hundreds of Little Compton people that overwhelmed me with their loving wonderful condolences for my daughter, Jeanette Brousseau, who died on July 14.

Jeanette loved Little Compton and I understand why, it is a community of caring, thoughtful, helpful, very neighborly people that are there in joy and sorrow.

Thank you for being there to help easy my sorrow at this unexpected time of Jeanette’s life.

God Bless Little Compton.

Sandra F. Brousseau Daniels

Bristol

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