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Marilyn Groh Obituary
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for Marilyn Groh
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Greg Kelley
October 1, 2003
Years ago I worked with Joe Groh and Rick Lynch at the Stop & Shop in Chestnut Hill.
Joe was a great person to know and work with and I'm sure he hasn't changed.
Although I never met Marilyn, I knew she was a special person. Joe spoke of her fondly and often.
Our deepest sympathies and best wishes from our family to hers.
Sincerely,
Greg and Anne Kelley and family.
peggy andrews
October 1, 2003
I am glad i saw you in june i was really looking forward to meeting up with you in las vegas in november. we will all miss you. love peggy
Bob Lynch
October 1, 2003
Having spent most of my life out of MA I did not have a chance to spend a lot of time with Marilyn. I could tell by how she would treat me when I did see her that the size of her heart and spirit were enormous. I’m sure she will be truly missed by her close friends and family alike. For those of us left behind perhaps we can take solace in the words of Victor Hugo - "Have courage for the great sorrows of life and patience for the small ones; and when you have laboriously accomplished your daily task, go to sleep in peace. God is awake."
God Speed Marilyn
Pamela Lynch
September 30, 2003
I am so sorry. Uncle Joe I wish I could be there with you during this. Aunt Marilyn will be loved and missed forever. Our deepest sympathies and all our love are with you always. Love Pam & Kelly
Robert Lynch
September 30, 2003
With loving memorys to a loving sister who will be missed so much more that words could express, I remember a lot of good times that we
had growing up mostly I will miss our saturday moring phone calls and hearing your voice, talking about the good time and bad, with all our love one of these days we will be togetter again.
Robert and Sherleen
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