Sr. Gertrude Landreville, CSC (Sr. Mary Helen of the Cross), 81, of the Sisters of Holy Cross died March 10, 2004 at Elliot Hospital. Born on December 2, 1922, she was the daughter of Albini and Dorothy (Comeau) Landreville.
She entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Holy Cross in 1942 and made her final profession in 1944. She earned a bachelor's degree from Notre Dame College in Manchester. Mr. Landreville taught at parochial elementary and high schools. She taught at Our Lady of the Angels Academy in St. Laurent, Quebec; in North Grosvenordale, CT and in New Hampshire at St. Louis de Gonzage, Nashua, Holy Rosary, Rochester, St. Mary's, Newmarket and Immaculate High School, Manchester. Her last assignment was at St. Anthony in New Bedford, MA. In her retirement, she went to Infant of Jesus Convent in Nashua where she worked in the after school program and participated in the local parish prayer group. As part of the Nashua Senior Volunteer Program, she helped the poor by knitting hats, mittens and scarfs.
She entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Holy Cross in 1942 and made her final profession in 1944. She earned a bachelor's degree from Notre Dame College in Manchester. Mr. Landreville taught at parochial elementary and high schools. She taught at Our Lady of the Angels Academy in St. Laurent, Quebec; in North Grosvenordale, CT and in New Hampshire at St. Louis de Gonzage, Nashua, Holy Rosary, Rochester, St. Mary's, Newmarket and Immaculate High School, Manchester. Her last assignment was at St. Anthony in New Bedford, MA. In her retirement, she went to Infant of Jesus Convent in Nashua where she worked in the after school program and participated in the local parish prayer group. As part of the Nashua Senior Volunteer Program, she helped the poor by knitting hats, mittens and scarfs.
Sr. Gertrude Landreville, CSC (Sr. Mary Helen of the Cross), 81, of the Sisters of Holy Cross died March 10, 2004 at Elliot Hospital. Born on December 2, 1922, she was the daughter of Albini and Dorothy (Comeau) Landreville.
She entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Holy Cross in 1942 and made her final profession in 1944. She earned a bachelor's degree from Notre Dame College in Manchester. Mr. Landreville taught at parochial elementary and high schools. She taught at Our Lady of the Angels Academy in St. Laurent, Quebec; in North Grosvenordale, CT and in New Hampshire at St. Louis de Gonzage, Nashua, Holy Rosary, Rochester, St. Mary's, Newmarket and Immaculate High School, Manchester. Her last assignment was at St. Anthony in New Bedford, MA. In her retirement, she went to Infant of Jesus Convent in Nashua where she worked in the after school program and participated in the local parish prayer group. As part of the Nashua Senior Volunteer Program, she helped the poor by knitting hats, mittens and scarfs.
She entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Holy Cross in 1942 and made her final profession in 1944. She earned a bachelor's degree from Notre Dame College in Manchester. Mr. Landreville taught at parochial elementary and high schools. She taught at Our Lady of the Angels Academy in St. Laurent, Quebec; in North Grosvenordale, CT and in New Hampshire at St. Louis de Gonzage, Nashua, Holy Rosary, Rochester, St. Mary's, Newmarket and Immaculate High School, Manchester. Her last assignment was at St. Anthony in New Bedford, MA. In her retirement, she went to Infant of Jesus Convent in Nashua where she worked in the after school program and participated in the local parish prayer group. As part of the Nashua Senior Volunteer Program, she helped the poor by knitting hats, mittens and scarfs.
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