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Steven & Martha Lewkowicz
December 9, 2010
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Sue Kosinski
December 8, 2010
To the McPaddens,
Your father was such a wonderful person.He had the best of qualities-kind,humble,funny,and unpretentenious.He was refreshingly down to earth.He was a jack of all trades,independent,strongly principled,and loved his family.He reminded me a lot of my own father and that is probably why I liked him so much.A big part of who we have become is largely due to our father's influence in our lives.You were extremely lucky to have had him for so long, but it's still never long enough.He will be greatly missed.
Catherine McPadden
December 8, 2010
Dear Maureen and Family
Tom Kelly
December 7, 2010
To the McPadden Family,
Dr. Bill and brother Ed were my dentists. I will always have fond memories of your dad. I loved sitting in his dental chair looking out the window at the hoop on the barn/garage.
He always had a great chair-side manner and the "Who Me Worry" framed cartoon, as you entered the office kind of took the gloom off the doom of the impending drilling. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Nancy Peffley
December 7, 2010
Your dad was my dentist when I was a child. I will always remember his great sense of humor, gentleness, and kindness. He helped me to get over that fear of "going to the dentist." I am sorry for your loss.
Nancy Tiernan Peffley
Deane O Kennedy
December 7, 2010
Bill and Ed,
Please accept my condolences on the death of your Father. Hold onto the memories as they will be a source of comfort during the coming weeks and months that lie ahead.
Best,
Deane
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