0SHARESShareTweetKendall Harris YMCA Obituary, Death Cause – At Emerson Hospital on July 4, 2022, Kendall Harris, who had lived in Maynard for a significant amount of time, passed away in a calm and serene manner. She had reached the age of 77. She was a much-loved member of the Harris family in Maynard and was married to Robert Harris. Kendall Harris was born on January 18, 1945 in Newton. Her parents, Elmer H. and Anita (DeDoming) Kendall, both passed away before her birth. She attended Lincoln-Sudbury High School and grew up in the city of Sudbury, where she also received her high school diploma.
During her career, Lanis spent a lot of time working as an electronics assembler. Before finally deciding to make Maynard her permanent home, she and her husband Bob split their time between Millis and Franklin for a while. It was always fun for Lanis to go on vacation with Bob and her family, and one of her favourite destinations was their trailer at Bear’s Den in Wells, Maine, where she often visited with her sister and brother-in-law. Both the White Mountains and her regular excursions to St. Bridget’s for Bingo were very important to her. Lanis cherished her family beyond all else, especially the time they got to spend together over the winter vacations. Her loved ones, both near and far, will miss her in a profound way.
Kendall Harris is fondly survived by her husband Bob, as well as her children Bill Bouffard, Terri Dushanek and her husband Guy, Debbie Bouffard, Tracey Dallaire and her husband Mark, and Steve Bouffard. In addition, Lanis is survived by her children’s spouses. In addition, Lanis is survived by her sister Bernice Iannarelli, 17 of her grandchildren, and six of her great-grandchildren. Her eldest daughter Jean Peterson, her step-daughter Kelli Luttazi, and her sisters Sharon Clark and Anita Kendall all passed away before she did. This was a sad turn of events.
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