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daniella beffa
June 26, 2008
dear billy, paul, anna, barbara, gregg and family,
i am so heartbroken...i want to send my deepest regrets and condolences to you all....you were all an extended family to me and i know this is a loss that is exceptionally hard for you all to cope with. claire was like a second mom to me, a great mother to billy and great nana to kai...she always made sure her loved ones were taken care of before herself, had such a great personality and was a beautiful person both inside and outside. she will be missed deeply...once again, i am so sorry! my thoughts are with you all.
james coyne
June 25, 2008
Dear Paul,
We are deeply sorry for your loss. Claire was always alot of fun and will be missed.
Rusty & Jackie Coyne
South Boston
Stephanie Uftring
June 24, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with the Davis and Hurley families. I had the pleasure of working with Claire and partying with her and Gail Perkins. She was a wonderful woman and a good time!!!
May she rest in peace and God bless all of you.
Lorraine Morancy
June 24, 2008
Barbara, Mrs. Kuptis and Paul:
I was so sorry to hear about Claire - I have great memories of her, laughs and stories that we shared. Her beautiful smile! Barbara you were a great sister and friend to her and every time I saw her we spoke of you often, our times at the Bank and the great fun we all had in our young adult years!!!! Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time. Claire will be greatly missed! Love,Lorraine
Nat Healy
June 24, 2008
Paul, Anna Kuptis, I am very sorry for your loss. The Countess will be missed. She was a lot of fun and enjoyed life.
johnny hurley
June 24, 2008
i didnt realize how much i missed you until i learned you were in heaven.thanks for all the laughs and good times.god bless my friend.
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