MacGRANOR, Muriel (Halligan) Muriel (Halligan) MacGranor, 76, formerly of Andover, widow of the late Robert L. MacGranor, died Tuesday, (September 13, 2005) in Englewood, FL. She was born in Hartford, daughter of the late John Halligan and Sarah (Stratton) Halligan. She resided in Andover for over 40 years before moving to Florida in 1986. She was employed for many years at the former House and Hale in Manchester. She is survived by sons, Robert J. MacGranor and his companion, Beverly Niewinski of Plainville, Brian R. MacGranor and his wife, Cynthia of North Port, FL.; daughters, Ellen A. Bailey and her husband, David of Santa Rosa, CA, Laurie J. Slayden of Dayton, NV and Joan C. Barkow and her husband, Jay of Englewood, FL. She is also survived by a brother, Michael E. Laragy of Madison; eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.
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Jan McHugh-Smith
September 19, 2005
Dear Brian, Ellen, Laurie, Joan, and Rob;
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I will miss Muriel, she was a touch stone for me in remembering my own Mom. I am so glad we had a chance to visit at our last family reunion and speak on the phone.
I hope all is well with everyone. Please keep in touch!
Jan McHugh-Smith
Pat Bate
September 18, 2005
Dear Rob, Brian, Ellen, Laurie and Joan and families,
I was so sorry to hear about your mom's passing. I don't know if she mentioned it to you, but she called me last year when I was in the hospital. I can't tell you how much it meant to me to know that she was worried about me and was thinking of me. It was wonderful to hear her voice and know that she stilll had that same great positive attitude, sense of humor and vibrant personality that I will always remember.
I would love to keep in touch with you, my email address is [email protected] phone # 860-644-6306.
Love to all,
your cousin,
Pat
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