Janet E. Tripp

janet tripp
LIVERMORE FALLS - Janet E. Tripp, age 52 of Livermore Falls, died Friday June 15, 2012 in Lewiston. She was born a few weeks too early and died far too soon. And if the measure of greatness is how much a person is missed when they are gone, then Janet Tripp was a great lady indeed. Janet was born on November 18, 1959, lived in Livermore Falls, and died peacefully with her family on June 15, 2012. From the time of her birth, she seemed to be dealt a difficult hand by life. Even when facing the diagnosis of breast cancer thirteen years ago, she maintained a positive attitude, never complained, and did what she could to live a full life. She loved to travel, and she loved her Boston Red Sox. Her favorite days were spent at Old Orchard Beach and on journeys to Ireland, London, and Paris. Perhaps the highlight of her life was being at Fenway when the Red Sox won Game 7 of the ACLS in 2007. She will be remembered for her brilliant memory, knowledge of all things Christmas and Red Sox, and her easy laugh. We are better people for having Janet in our lives. Janet graduated from Livermore Falls High School in 1979 and worked at Hannaford Supermarkets. She is survived by her parents, Wallace and Constance Tripp of Livermore Falls; her brother and sister and their spouses, Stephen and Sherry Tripp of Warren, and Susan and Gilles Fraser of New Gloucester, as well as by her 5 nieces and nephews, Hayley, Breanna, and Brandon Tripp and Alison and Erin Fraser. She was predeceased by her twin sister, Jean. The family would like to thank Dr. Weisberg and her colleagues for their caring over these many years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial 11:30 a.m. Tuesday June 19, at Sacred Heart/St. Dominic's Church, Mellon Street, Portland. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery, South Portland. Arrangements are by Conroy-Tully Crawford South Portland Chapel, 1024 Broadway South Portland. In lieu of flowers, please feel free to contribute to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation at www.donations.bcrfcure.org.Online condolences may be expressed below.

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  1. I am so sorry for your loss. I used to work with Janet years ago at Hannaford and she was a very nice lady. She will be missed!

    – Tammy Knox

  2. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your hour of need.Our condolences to you and the family.

    – Theresa and Wayne

  3. Janet… you will certainly be missed by all who knew you.. You always had that way of making anyone laugh at your jokes and especially when you teased my sister, Noella at Hannaford! Thanks for being a friend and not being afraid to talk to me about having cancer and your way of encouraging me when I was having my health setback.. Rest in peace my friend, Marcel

    – Marcel Castonguay

  4. Wally,Constance,Sue,Steve family -There are women who change the world and Janet was one, no matter what she was going through she would share a laugh and a hug. I know your hearts won’t let the sadness simply slide away, but the pain will diminish and all the beautiful memories will stay. And know my Mom was there to meet her with a hug!! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

    – Mark & Brenda Leclerc

  5. Dear Tripp Family, Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. May each of you find comfort in your loving memories, and in knowing that God is near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves. (Psalm 34:18) Our loving Creator has promised to soon swallow up death forever…and wipe the tears from all faces. (Isaiah 25:8) With deepest sympathy,

    – valerie thompson

  6. Janet is a part of many happy childhood memories for me. I remember playing Barbies and building and rebuilding our own little town in a pile of sand in her yard. So glad we reconnected briefly on Facebook. I know that she is at peace now.

    – Andrea Guidoboni

  7. First let me say how sorry I am for your lost. Janet was a kind and loving individual, always ready with a smile,joke or a laugh. I will always remember my dad Thomas Hersey saying he had to go talk Red Sox with Janet at Hannafords. And Im sure they are watching thier beloved Red Sox and chat with each other about the plays

    – Celeste Hersey=LeBlond

  8. It seems like just yesterday that we were all running around at Nana Bupa’s house. The last time I saw Janet was about 10 years ago at New England Re-hab when I was working there and she came in for an appointment. She had such a lovely smile on her face and we had a nice chat when she figured out who I was. She really fought the good fight. May you all find comfort in one another and in your many shared memories of Janet. God Bless

    – Sharon Lynch – McLeod

  9. Wally and family, We are so sorry for your lost of Janet, you are in our thoughts prayers. Friends, Elmer Rita Nichols

    – Janet Tripp


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