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ELLEN TRUE
September 8, 2006
BARBARA WAS SUCH A LOVELY LADY. SHE OFTEN COULD BE SEEN LOOKING OUT HER LARGE PICTURE WINDOW MAKING CERTAIN THAT MY DOG,(RILEY)AND MY HOME WERE IN GOOD STANDING. I COULDN'T HAVE ASKED FOR BETTER NEIGHBORS THAN "THE GAGNONS". YOU SURELY WILL BE MISSED.
Karen True
September 7, 2006
Barbara was such a wonderful neighbor! She & Bobby were the friendly caretakers of their Summit Street neighborhood and will be missed dearly.
They were such generous people and a joy to visit with often. I feel fortunate to have known them. My thought and prayers are with the family. Love, Karen
Joy Elliott
September 7, 2006
I remember Barbara from so many years ago,,,always smiling,,,,and I recall her driving around in a lovely convertible,,possibly a pontiac,and it was blue or green,,,she loved it...I also used to groom her dog for her.
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