SPRINGVALE - Lorraine T. Landry, 45, of Springvale, died Monday morning, Oct. 17, 2005 at Maine Medical Center following a courageous and inspiring battle with cancer. Lorraine was born on May 16, 1960 in Stoughton, Mass. She was the daughter of Lionel J. and Priscilla E. Bernier Williams. For 30 years Lorraine worked for Shaw's Supermarkets, slowly advancing from grocery bagger to office manager to warehouse auditor until she became too ill to work. Lorraine was a communicant of Holy Family Church of Sanford. With the loving support of her husband Lorraine often volunteered her time as a youth minister, and Eucharistic minister. Lorraine also volunteered at the local soup kitchen, the Lincoln school reading program, and Sanford High School's project graduation. She was always willing to help others in need; even in her own times of poor health her unselfish attitude inspired many. Lorraine loved her family greatly. Spending time with her children, and helping them to become the best they could be was very important to her. She enjoyed camping with her family, water-skiing, tubing, fishing, and the great outdoors. She traveled to Rome and Israel, and her many life experiences helped her throughout her own difficulties. Lorraine is survived by her parents, Lionel and Priscilla Williams of Sanford; her husband Jim Landry of Springvale; their children, Amanda of Farmington and Springvale, Peter of Springvale, and Curtis of Springvale. She is also survived by a sister Elaine Hartford of Sanford; three brothers, Raymond Williams of Kingsland, Ga., Roger Williams of Sanford, Danny Williams of Sanford, and several nieces and nephews. Visiting hours for Lorraine will be held this Thursday, Oct. 20 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Lafrance-Lambert & Black Funeral Home, 29 Winter St. Sanford. A 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Holy Family Church in Sanford on Friday, Oct. 21. Committal services will follow at St. Ignatius Cemetery in Sanford. The Landry family would like to thank all those who have helped them through this difficult period, especially the medical staff of Maine Medical Center, and the faith community of Holy Family Parish.