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September 29, 2008
The first and only person I've ever known whose name was Magda... my 5th grade teacher at E.H. Johnson School circa 1966 who taught me the art of "tinpunch" and "copper art". Still think of you when I look at that house on Sea St. My sympathies to her son, Paul, who we heard about every day. A Former Student
Michael Clark
September 28, 2008
I had Mrs Fiorini in the 5th grade and the memories and lessons she taught are still vivid. She had a profound impact on our lives. I wish I understood then how dedicated she was-and most teachers are. I will pray for her soul and family.
Lillian Migliorini
September 26, 2008
I taught with your mom at the Wessagusset School and am sorry to learn of her passing. May God comfort your heart at this sad time, Paul.
Sincerely,
Kathleen Beglane
September 26, 2008
Mrs. Fiorini was my 5th grade teacher in Wessagusset, and to this day I remember her as one of the great's. She was a strong and no-nonsense lady and will truly be missed.
Paula Frye
September 26, 2008
Paul,
We were so very sorry to hear about your mother's passing. Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
The staff at Radius Healthcare in Quincy.
sue
September 25, 2008
I had your mother as a teacher at wessagusett in 1975 when I was in the fifth grade. I'll never forget the way she taught me how to count the months on my nuckles.I still do it today.
joe gatto
September 25, 2008
Paul
sorry to hear about your mom.
She will be miss. I still think of good times with your mom every time i visited your home in North Weymouth.
Eileen Nelson
September 25, 2008
Paul, thinking of u fondly @ this time u were a wonderful son to a special lady. Be strong. Bring me a meatball sub some day & visit all of us
Eileen Nelson, RN Radius-Quincy
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