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Fred Baptiste '90
June 4, 2012
Padre...I am still fathoming how deeply you touched my heart and mind. Rest in Peace and Until we meet again...
James Rohan
May 28, 2012
You left a lasting impression on many. You will be warmly remembered. Requiescat in pace.
Jim Rohan '78
Timothy Martin
May 27, 2012
Fr. McSherry, you were my first and possibly most powerful mentor in my life. You taught me empathy and non-judgment and for that i'm eternally grateful. Rock in Peace, Jack Mac!
Peter McAliney '79
May 27, 2012
Thank you for introducing me to reflective thinking as a way to enhance my life and the lives of others.
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