Elaine L. (Good) Lovell

Visiting hours will be held Tuesday (April 30) from 4-7 PM at the Alexander F. Thomas and Sons Funeral Home 45 Common Street Walpole.  A burial will take place Wednesday afternoon at 12:45, meeting directly at Veterans National Cemetery in Bourne, relatives and friends invited.  Please in lieu of flowers all donations in Elaine's memory can be made to The National Kidney Foundation www.kidney.org.

Elaine L. (Good) Lovell, lovingly known as Elaine, passed away peacefully on April 21, 2024, at the age of 77. Born on May 17, 1946, in Boston, MA, she was a beacon of kindness and warmth throughout her life.

Elaine was the beloved wife of Gerald Lovell, with whom she shared an enduring love story that began when they met as part of her cousin's wedding in 1964. Their connection was undeniable, and just a year later, in 1965, they exchanged vows at Most Precious Blood Church in Hyde Park, MA. Together, they built a life filled with love, laughter, and mutual respect that lasted 59 remarkable years.

A devoted mother, Elaine loved her son, Keith Lovell, and his wife Dawn of New Hampshire. Her role as "Grand Ma" to Katie and Joey Lovell was one of her greatest joys. They epitomized the values of love and family, which she held so dearly.

As the cherished sister of Joyce Baldyga and her husband Leo of Wrentham and Louise Bishop of Holbrook, Elaine shared an unbreakable bond with her siblings. She was the devoted daughter of the late Harold and Mary Good and a central figure in a family that included many loving nieces, nephews, in-laws, and cousins, particularly Sandra Meyer and Mary Antonetti, who were very dear to her.

Elaine's educational journey culminated with her graduation from St. Thomas Aquinas High School in the class of 1964. Her career began in a bank in Boston, where she demonstrated her keen mind and attention to detail. After the birth of her son, she dedicated herself to her family, embracing the role of a stay-at-home mother with grace and joy. As her son grew older, Elaine returned to the workforce, bringing her nurturing spirit to a daycare center as a teacher's aide, where she touched the lives of many children and families.

Her interests were as varied as they were passionate. Elaine was an avid reader, with a particular fondness for mystery novels, biographies, and history books. Her sense of style was impeccable, always beautifully dressed and ready to turn heads. Nature held a special place in her heart, and she found solace in watching the wildlife and birds that visited her yard. Her home was her sanctuary, a haven of peace and comfort she lovingly maintained. She delighted in the companionship of her cats. Like her mother, politics were her lifeblood; she loved her country, and did not suffer fools gladly.

The most important people in Elaine's life were undoubtedly her husband and son, who she supported and loved unflinchingly. Her love extended to her entire family, and it was a love that was reciprocated deeply. Together with Gerald, she enjoyed traveling across the United States, exploring and making memories that would last a lifetime.

Words that best describe Elaine are loving, kind, and friendly. She had an innate ability to make others feel welcomed and valued, touching the hearts of all who knew her. Elaine's legacy is one of love, compassion, and the importance of family, a legacy that will continue to live on through those she left behind.

Elaine L. (Good) Lovell will be profoundly missed by all who were fortunate enough to know her. Her spirit, characterized by generosity and warmth, will forever remain a guiding light for her loved ones. As we bid farewell to Elaine, we take comfort in the knowledge that her life was a testament to the beauty of kindness and the strength of family bonds.

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