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2020
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Skip Mason
June 3, 2020
I've lost my closest friend He was a gently giant who had so many friends because of his demeanor My sincere sympathies to his entire family He will be dearly missed
Paul LaVenture
June 2, 2020
My condolences to the family. I remember Mike from Auburn High. He had a nice way about him and was always helpful. In fact, he towed my '55 Chevy to someone's house near the summit in Worcester. He was in the truck and I was at the end of a very sturdy rope. It was a scary ride, but we got it done. Great guy. Semper Fi from an Army vet.
Linda O'Connell
June 1, 2020
Mike was kind and caring, all the way back to high school, when I first knew him. He was a truly great friend.
Cindy Doe Flynn
June 1, 2020
Linda, Debbie,Doreen, and Stephen, The Doe family Sends sincere sympathies on the loss of your brother Mike.
Sincerely, Cindy and Mary
Joan McGrath
June 1, 2020
Always friendly with a great smile! Our sincere sympathies to the family. Joan and Pete McGrath
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