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Bob and Rosemary Freebeck
January 17, 2012
Our sympathies go out to you, Nancy, and to your family at this time of sorrow. The lord has taken Frank home, his place is now with the Lord.
Bob and Rosemary Freebeck
Judy Golin
January 12, 2012
So sorry to hear about Junior, I will alway remember his smiling face and how he loved to talk about his days at Com Ed and traveling. Will keep him in our prayers.
Judy Iaciancio-Golin
Ronnie Newcomb Jr.
January 12, 2012
Thank you Mr. DeMarco for all of the time you gave to Troop 701 and teaching boys a little about growing up. I will always treasure the camping trips to Owasippe and canoe trips and the Klondike Derby. God Bless the DeMarco family.
Sue Harman
January 12, 2012
One of the greatest Uncles to have. God Bless you Uncle Marco.
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