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WILLIAM CANFIELD, JR
October 23, 2008
Chuck, Linda & Family; Please accept our deepest sympathy. Our prayer is, that you will find needed strength in the Lord at this time. I will always remember Uncle Chuck's kind smile, hand shake and loving words of encouragement. He may be gone but, not forgotten. We love you all.
Cherrie Wells
October 21, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow. I haven't seen my cousin in along time, but thought of him often.
Troop 89
October 21, 2008
We are sorry to hear of your loss, may God comfort you in your time of loss.
Carol Neal
October 21, 2008
Canfield Family
We are sorry to hear of your loss. You will be in our prayers.
Carol Neal & Tim Sullivan
Gail Aldrich
October 20, 2008
Canfield Family;
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time.
Gail Aldrich, Bridget Esposito, Chris Kelley and Penny Bruno,
Lisa Canfields friends and coworkers
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