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Jane Marolda
June 26, 2024
To Jill, Melissa and Matt - There are no words that will ease your grief, but there are things that can help you to cope, to deal with your loss. Someone told me this after Paige died, and it did help. I'm saying "he" instead of "she". "He buried little pieces of himself within your heart, your mind, your spirit and your soul. Little breadcrumbs of love to show the way, forevermore." So miss him, talk about him, laugh with him, keep him with you in the twinkle of your eye and the beat of your heart. Thinking of all of you.
Bill Dwyer
June 23, 2024
My heartfelt sympathy to Jill and the family on the passing of Steve. We the class of 1970 have traveled many paths over the 50 plus years since growing up in quiet Niantic but we have a strong bond to this day. RIP Steve
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