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Tim McLoone
August 12, 2020
Mister Thorndike was very good to me as an undergrad. We all appreciated his support of XC and track and we know he was a staunch supporter of our coach, Bill McCurdy.
Paul Kirk
June 7, 2020
To Nick and all of John's loved ones.
I share your sadness and extend my deepest sympathy upon learning of the end of John's full and good life.
I will remember him for his active contributions to the betterment of the civic and cultural life of his community.
Please know of my prayers for John's peace and for the strength of your family in all the days ahead.
Maria O'Connell
June 7, 2020
John Thorndike, was such a gentleman. I am so thankful I got to meet him. I met him at Fox Hill Village, when I used to work in the Activities department. We shared many great conversations and he was always kind and had a great laugh. Rest in peace, John. My condolences to all his family and friends. He will be greatly missed.
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