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Steve Babcock
November 10, 2019
Allen and Steve,
A brief thought on the upcoming anniversary of your moms passing. My sister and I will always be grateful for the friendship your mom and our mom shared. Your mom could always make my mom laugh and helped bring my mom out of her shell just a little bit. I know my mom valued her friendship a great deal. Regardless of her ups and downs, your mom always seems to enjoy life and that is a great legacy.
All the best,
Steve and Elaine
Laura (Omogrosso) Lounsbury
November 20, 2007
Dear Stephen, Allen, and Don,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I will always remember your mom's smile and laughter- and how proudly she always spoke of her sons. Please know that you are all in my thoughts. Sincerely, Laura (Omogrosso) Lounsbury
Barbara Beck/Lew
November 17, 2007
Dear Family:
We just heard of your loss. We are sorry we could not express our condolences in person. Please know that our thoughts are with you. I will always remember Mrs. Graveline as the nice neighbor who gave me my cat, Rhett, when I was a teenager. She will be greatly missed.
With Sympathy
Brighton Lew/Barbara Beck
Joanne & Donnie Graveline
November 16, 2007
Tina Moise
November 15, 2007
Don, Allen and Steve,
Your mom was so sweet and loving. She was always there for my family when my parents passed. May your memories bring you comfort. Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Tina Lafontaine-Moise Family &
Ernest Lafontaine Jr.
Steve Babcock
November 15, 2007
Don, Allen and Steve
I am so sorry about Jo. She was a great mom , a wonderful wife and as I grew older, a good friend. No matter when I talked with her, she always had a boundless sense of optimism combined with a thankfulness for all that she had, especially her beloved family and close friends. She always took the time to ask about Lincoln. I'll miss her. My thoughts and prayers go with you all.
Steve B
Carol (Whalen) Paris
November 15, 2007
Don,
My sincerest sympathy to you and your family on your loss. It's been a long time, but never forgot a good friend. May you find comfort in your fond memories. You are in my prayers.
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