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Deborah McCleary
December 5, 2008
Please know our thoughts & prayers are with you all. We are certain where Helen is, and that she knew how very loved she was on this earth.
Love,
Deb, Greg & Evan McCleary
Ed & Sharon Shanks
December 3, 2008
A shame that time has to move along so quickly and as we get older, we drift away so far and wide. I think we are all on this earth to make memories, and I have a lot of my youth on Massasoit St. I will always remember my Aunt Helen (my favorite aunt). Being the only boy in my family, she would always include me in plans that she would have for the day with HER boys. I will never forget and am forever grateful. regretfully, we will not be able to come north. be well,
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