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Mike & Angela Callahan
July 29, 2008
Jack, Betty, Shawn, Debbie & Families
So sorry for your loss. He was a fighter and will be greatly missed.
He will certainly be golfing and telling stories where he is now.
He is now with all the people he use to tell us about. Prayers for all of you
Love Angie & Mike
David, Beth, Sylvie and Lila Remillard
July 20, 2008
Lorne Road will never be the same and we will miss him. Our deepest sympathies go out to to the Walsh family.
Mark Gerstel
July 19, 2008
Our deepest sympathies go out to you and your entire family.
-Your Friends in Harvard Sociology
Lauren Jastremski
July 19, 2008
Sean, Debby, Kylie and Ryan,
It was, with great sadness, that I learned of Mr. Walsh's passing after a valiant fight against an insidious disease. I am grateful to have met him on several occasions when Kylie was in my class. May he rest in peace.
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