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Cam Benson
August 1, 2008
Paul and Sue: As I looked at your father's pictures playing in his band,
smiles on his face with his family, I was happy for him - 88 years young,
loving wife of 65 yrs, a wonderful
family, fought for our country, and brought joy to everyone with his
music. You were a wonderful daughter and son-in-law, cherish
your memories and the love you
shared. You are in our prayers during this difficult time. God Bless.
Cam and Bun
Kathleen (Toomey) Duke
July 31, 2008
Dick Creeden played at my wedding in November 1965 at the Village Green. He was a great friend to my parents Rose and Bill Toomey of Salvatore Circle in Danvers. He now plays with the angels in the good company of many our parents who went before him and now welcome him "home".
Denise Creeden Holmes
July 30, 2008
Uncle Dick:
I will never forget the minstel shows you directed and the family sing alongs. You are a significant part of my special memories.
In Honor of Our Veterans
July 30, 2008
Mr. Creeden, thank you for your service to our country, and God Bless America.
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