Arlene Website's Privacy Policy | Back to Home Page | Mary Arlene Ellsworth Oropallo deSousa's Obituary Arlene deSousa when last visiting her son Charles OropalloArlene deSousa’s last memorable visit to New Hampshire happened in 2004. She didn't know at the time of the photo to the right that it would be her last trip to Peterborough. Arlene’s Last Road Trip to Peterborough, NHIn the summer of 2004, Arlene deSousa and her dear friend Lorraine Symanski embarked on an unforgettable journey from Zephyrhills, Florida, to visit Arlene’s son Charles Oropallo and his wife Susan in Peterborough, New Hampshire. This trip marked a significant moment in Arlene’s life as it was the last time she made the long drive to New Hampshire.During their visit, one of the highlights was a scenic drive to Pack Monadnock in Miller State Park. Situated just a short drive from Peterborough, Pack Monadnock offers a breathtaking journey through the rolling countryside, culminating in a winding road that ascends to the mountain’s summit. Once at the top, visitors are treated to panoramic views of the region, including the majestic Mount Monadnock in the distance. The visitor area, complete with picnic tables and informational displays, provided an ideal spot for Arlene and Lorraine to relax and soak in the natural beauty of New Hampshire. The drive itself is an experience, showcasing the charm of rural New England with its lush forests, quaint towns, and winding roads. For Arlene, this visit to Pack Monadnock wasn’t just a sightseeing trip; it was a treasured moment spent with her family and a chance to reconnect with nature. The Journey from Florida to New HampshireThe road trip from Zephyrhills, Florida, to Peterborough, New Hampshire, primarily follows the historic Route 95 corridor, stretching over 1,400 miles of diverse landscapes and rich history. Along the way, travelers pass through a series of iconic states and landmarks that offer a glimpse into America’s past and present.Notable Stops Along the Way:
Somebunny in Peterborough NH Loves You!Charles Oropallo and his wife Susan Oropallo had given Arlene this bunny that said "Somebunny in Peterborough NH Loves You!" This memento was found by Susan in a local Peterborough NH establishment. Arlene was very touched by this!
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