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Debbie O'Connor
November 27, 2007
Margret, please accept my condolences during this time. I am so sorry. You and John were so in love and I know you miss him very much. I always remember John as a happy fellow. I did not know he was ill and was sadened by the news. Thank you for your lovely card that you and John sent to me. I understand Brendan is helping you and I am glad that he is able to do this for you. Love always
Elizabeth Glennon
October 13, 2007
Dear Marge and family,
I just heard that John went home to the Father in Heaven and I just wanted to let you know I will keep you all in my prayers. Take care Marge, I love you! god Bless!
Love and prayers from,
Betty Glennon and family.
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