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Elizabeth
2022
Elizabeth R. Gagnier
March 25, 1930 — January 15, 2022
Elizabeth (Betty) Gagnier, 91, passed away on Jan. 15, 2022, with her daughter-in-law Connie Gagnier and granddaughter Heather Deno by her side. She was born March 25, 1930, daughter of the late Cornelius and Kathryn (Budro) O'Hearn.
She married Raymond Gagnier and had two sons, Michael and Patrick.
She is predeceased by her two sons, mother, father, brothers, Harold, Tom, Joe, Ralph and sister Cathelene Woodley.
Survivors include grandchildren Aindrea Lundberg of Easton, N.Y., Heather Deno of West Chazy, Patrick Gagnier of Willsboro, Katherine Gagnier of West Chazy and seven great-grandchildren. Left to remember are brother-in-law, Jim Woodley, niece, Lois Woodley Peters and nephews Jeff and Dan Woodley who had a very close relationship with Betty and visited and called her as often as they could. A special thank you to her niece Pat Vogt, daughters-in-law, Connie Gagnier and Sandy Gagnier for visiting and helping Betty with whatever she needed.
Betty loved all things frogs, purple and cats. She especially loved her trips to the casino and playing quick draw at Arnie's. Her presence, humor and wit will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved her. Our comfort is knowing she is now with all of her family in heaven.
There will be a memorial graveside in the spring.
She married Raymond Gagnier and had two sons, Michael and Patrick.
She is predeceased by her two sons, mother, father, brothers, Harold, Tom, Joe, Ralph and sister Cathelene Woodley.
Survivors include grandchildren Aindrea Lundberg of Easton, N.Y., Heather Deno of West Chazy, Patrick Gagnier of Willsboro, Katherine Gagnier of West Chazy and seven great-grandchildren. Left to remember are brother-in-law, Jim Woodley, niece, Lois Woodley Peters and nephews Jeff and Dan Woodley who had a very close relationship with Betty and visited and called her as often as they could. A special thank you to her niece Pat Vogt, daughters-in-law, Connie Gagnier and Sandy Gagnier for visiting and helping Betty with whatever she needed.
Betty loved all things frogs, purple and cats. She especially loved her trips to the casino and playing quick draw at Arnie's. Her presence, humor and wit will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved her. Our comfort is knowing she is now with all of her family in heaven.
There will be a memorial graveside in the spring.
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