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Anne Marisa Cap
June 8, 2025
Cap & Anne
June 8, 2021
When you mean something to someone, as Harry Linnell certainly did, and if even a single person remembers you, then you never really die at all.
Frank
August 5, 2009
Mrs. Linnell, Deb, Laura. Our thoughts are with you during this time of remembrance and optimism as Mr. Linnell was all about history and Mr. and Mrs. Linnell were optimism personified. We believe Harry will continue his writing at St. Peter's side. Our love and prayers, Cap,Anne, Marisa
John Doe
July 1, 2009
harry was a wonderful man, very loving, kinda a cheerful, no matter the situation, sorry to hear about your loss,
Ellen Kelly
June 19, 2009
Laura, I was very sorry to hear about your Dad. I am thinking of you, your Mom, Deb, Joe and the boys. I have great memories of us driving in the Wellesley parades with your Dad at the wheel. Rose, Lois and I are planning to get out with you in the Summer. Thinking of you all ! Love Ellen
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