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Mary Kate Marocco Eisenhaur
June 26, 2010
I'm so sorry to hear about Mr. Normandy's death and more sorry that I couldn't be at his wake or funeral to tell you all in person. Your dad was like a second father to Liz and I when we first moved to Andover. We spent many afternoons at your home with Jill & Kate in our Doherty and East Jr. High days. I have a lot of memories of your dad. I hope all the wonderful memories you have of him comfort you now in his absence. I;ll remember his smiling face. Sending a big hug out to all of you.
Jacki Pelrine Colburn
June 17, 2010
I remember Mr Normandy well from my years at Sanborn School, and thru the years in Andover. I remember a very kind man. A great principal. So sorry for your loss.
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