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6 Entries
Mercedes Deines
October 26, 2008
To Linda's friends and family, I attended Cranston High School East with Linda from 1951-1954. While I was sad to hear from a classmate of her death, I was warmed by her full and giving life. And her smile had not changed! Thank you for bringing back memories, even if bittersweet at this difficult time.
Mercedes Goashgarian Deines
October 14, 2008
A warm and fun loving person, you will truly be missed.
The Dining Service Department
at Laurelmead
Jerry & Kathy O'NEILL
October 14, 2008
Les,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you always.
Love,
l
sharon hicks
October 13, 2008
les,
i send my deepest sympathy, we will all miss Linda
always
sharon hicks
Dick and Betty Marty
October 12, 2008
Les,
Expressing our deepest sympathy.
The O'Neill Family and the Staff of Costigan-O'Neill Funeral Home
October 12, 2008
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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