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She lived in Acton, Maine with her mom June Wood and step father Fred Wood.
Audrey attended schools in Acton and Sanford, Maine and she worked for various manufacturing companies.
She is survived by her husband Ed Laplume and sisters Sue and Ken Danforth, Pam
and Rod Roberge and step brother Herbert and Kathy Wood. Along with many nieces and
nephews including her God child Kelcey and her many friends at the mobile home
park.
Audrey loved taking cruises especially the one to Alaska with her sisters and
spouses. Audrey was a regular on Sundays at Holy Rosary until her illness took
over, she then watched the mass on television.
She will be greatly missed by her family and many friends.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Jim and Nancy Childs
December 12, 2024
We first met AUDREY at a birthday party for her Brother-in-law Richard. Juanita and Richard introduced us To the family. Audrey was very friendly we really enjoy talking to her She talked about many things and every time we would see her she would always speak make sure that we knew who she was. Please cherish the memories as they last a lifetime. May God be with you at this time.
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