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Janet Currie Obituary
She leaves her daughter, Terri Lynn Zucchero of Hawaii; a sister, Carol L. Daigneau and her husband Bruce of Holden; and three grandchildren, Anna R. Zucchero, Grace Mei Li Zucchero and Michael Li Ming, all of Hawaii; nieces, Marcia Cummings and husband Brad of North Brookfield and Donna Landry and husband John of New Hampshire; great-nieces and nephews, Ashley Ottman and her husband Steve, Gavin and Emma Cummings, Joshua and Sofia Landry.
Janet was born in St. John, New Brunswick, Canada, daughter of Verner A. and Louise F. (Otis) Frost. She was a graduate of Wachusett Regional High School. She provided clerical support at several Worcester area companies and enjoyed reading and needlework. She deeply loved her grandchildren.
At her request there are no funeral services. Donations in Janet's memory may be made to the Shriners Hospitals for Children, 516 Carew St., Springfield, MA 01104-2396. Miles Funeral Home, 1158 Main St., Holden is directing arrangements.
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Marcia Cummings
August 7, 2008
Auntie Janet,
I will miss your smile, your laugh and your unconditional love! Your hugs were the best! I am so glad that our family always greets each other and says good buy to each other with a hug and a kiss, it shows how much we love each other!
I remember the trip to Pinecroft with you and Butch! My tummy ached from all the yummy ice cream!
I still have my black teddy bear you gave me. I remember playing for hours with him, and sliding around while sitting on him on the kitchen floor. Teddy was always with me from the day you gave him to me and he always slept by my side. I treasure him to this day all these years later.
I remember when Terri was born and how excited I was to have a little cousin!!!! I remember sleeping over your house and being quiet when Terri was taking a nap.
I loved Christmas at your house, playing games, wonderful meals, great stories and lots of laughs.
You alway looked wonderful in everything you wore. You alway had your hair done so fashionably and your recent pair of glasses were so AWESOME! When I was a teen I thought you were the coolest Aunt because you listened to J. Geils Band!!! You were the best Aunt EVER! I miss you so much!!! I Love you! Till we meet again! XOXOXO
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