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Molly McKay
June 27, 2012
Joanne was a good friend to me and my children, and I was devastated to hear of her passing. During the last few months of her life, I often could not reach her as she was sometimes moved to a different facility and since I was not a relative, the caretakers weren't allowed to give out information. Joanne was brave and funny and a very smart, as some of you mentioned. I would like very much to contact friends who knew her growing up; that's why I renewed this guest book. I hope some of you will contact me. Molly McKay
Sharon Graves
February 28, 2012
Joanne was a member of our graduating class at Oliver Ames High School in Easton. I will always remember her as a quiet but lovely human being. We lived around the corner from one another so we walked to school together occasionally. She was in a lot of my business courses and she was always at the top of the class. So very bright!
My classmates and I send our deepest condolences to you Ken. May your wonderful memories of good times together bring you solace.
Marilyn Forrand Burke
February 27, 2012
Dear Ken, I am sorry to hear about Joanne's passing. I knew Joanne when she lived in Abington with Sharon and Kathy. They all live with my grandmother Mrs. Naughton. We spend many summer's together. My thoughts and prayers are with one at this time.
Sharon DuQuette-VanAuken
February 27, 2012
Dear Ken: I was never fortunate to meet you, but Joanne and I grew up together in Abington, Mass with Mrs. Naughton..Joanne and I shared a lot together and I am saddened to hear of her passing. My prayers and thoughts are with you and Joanne family and friends.
February 26, 2012
Dear Ken ,So sorry to read of Joanne's passing. She is in a better place now. Catriona Greaves.
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