http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/telegram/obituary.aspx?n=megan-antoinette-lally&pid=153481463
Visiting hours for Megan will be Thursday, September 8 at Mercadante Funeral Home in Worcester from 5-8 p.m. A traditional Catholic Mass will be held for Megan on Friday, September 9 at St. Joseph's Catholic Community in Fairhaven, MA at 10:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in Megan's memory may be made to breastcancer.org.
10 comments:
Words can not express how sorry I am for your loss. I did not have the pleasure of knowing Megan but when I was in the paper such a young person pass...i was sadened I felt the need ti read her blog.. I just finished reading it and wanted you to know how much it pulled at my heart. I am 28 and...speechless right now. I cant imagine sucg loss. She seemed like an amazing young woman. Your family is in my thoughts. Thank you for sharing her story.and coragious battle
Dear Rusty.
What a wonderful support you have been to Megan! She will be so dearly missed. When things are better, please call me and I would like to join you and your friends for a Phish concert. know that you are loved and appreciated, and that your love for Megan has shown through all of this heartache. Be blessed my dear!
Celine
Rusty, I am so so sorry for your loss. Megan was a truly wonderful person and I know she'll be sorely missed by everyone that knew her.
While I never had the privilege of meeting Megan I have been following her blog for some time.
Megan’s love of life, love of family and friends, sense of humor and beautiful spirit is reflected in every line and every picture on her blog.
She continues to inspire.
Many thought and prayers to all her family members and friends.
God Bless You All.
Patty
Rusty,
My most sincere and deepest condolences. I'm terribly sorry for your loss. I made a post on the board, but felt it appropriate to write something on here, as well. I've been following the blog since I received an email from you about it. Stay strong, brother. You both have been and still are very much in my thoughts.
-Vinny
I worked briefly at Stratus a few years ago and I had the privilege of speaking with Megan a few times, she was always so cheerful and helpful had a wonderful smile that I still remember.
Though I didn't know her very well, or had any real knowledge of what she was going through, after reading through her blog I will always remember her as a brave, intelligent, kind, and wonderful person.
My heart goes out to her family and her friends.
-Matt S
I did not know Megan but I read her blog today. She was funny and courageous. I just lost my good friend, at a young age, in July 2011 to Colon Cancer. I am so grateful Megan wrote down her thoughts as my friend did not share those thoughts with us when she was going through treatment. Reading Megan's Blog helps me to understand the triumphs and tribulations that one goes through with a Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment. God Bless all of you who loved her.
I did not know Megan but after reading her blog it's plain to see what a courageous and inspirational woman she was. Her love for her husband & life shined through. Thank you for sharing her story, god bless.
I'm very sorry for your loss. I hope you blog about your experiences from here on out as Megan's husband. May her memory be everlasting!
Rusty and Family-
Like others who have posted, I did not have the pleasure of knowing Megan. I was compelled to investigate her blog after reading your heartfelt obituary. I am a radiation therapist and only see a small part of the long and arduous battle my patients endure. I was touched deeply by her blog and couldnt stop reading it. I must say that I have met some of the most extraodinary people in my line of work, and Megan tops them all. (I think she would be pleased to know she came in first) Her witty humor, insight, knowledge, courage, intuition, love and courage were truly amazing and inspiring! I am so honored to have experienced her journey through reading her blogs. My prayers and thoughts to all of her family and friends!
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