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Mark Berte
March 3, 2008
Vinny amd Serena, and family. I am sorry for your lost. Your Grandmother and her farm left a great impact on people of 16 Acres and Wilbraham. God Bless.
Stephen Lemanis
March 3, 2008
Ed, Sorry for your loss. I remember getting corn from her all the time and watched and sometimes helped cars being built in your barn. She and your father were wonderful people. Please accept my sincere sympathy.
Steve Lemanis
March 3, 2008
Grandme I will never forget you . u tought me so much ! From cooking good food to baking a great cheescake and the best thing of all is to be a Good caring loving person in this world like u were . we will meet again one day now your with grampa up in Heven your at peace now .I love You and will miss u sooo much !!xoxo love your grandson Vincent
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