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Aunty
September 5, 2023
Always thinking of you my wonderful nephew. I'm sure you welcomed Gram with one of those hugs she loved getting from all you kids. I miss you all so much. Keep watching over all of us until we are all together again. Love always, Auntie Lisa
Aunty
September 5, 2021
Still missing you so much.
Dawn Smith, Secretary Westerly Teachers Association
September 12, 2020
Kristin and family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies during this difficult time.
Walter & Gail Sheldon
September 11, 2020
Please accept our condolences for your loss. May he Rest In Peace with the Lord. Your families are in our prayers.
Tracie Jessop
September 11, 2020
Kris, Lisa, Mom and all the family. My heart is broken. Your are all in my thoughts and prayers. All of my love to all of you.
Mary Rose Jette
September 11, 2020
I will forever remember Nathan as the adventurous, fun loving and creative young man he was. As a young boy he was an avid climber and I remember one occassion in particular he and my son climbed a tree at Wilcox Park during the Summer Pops. He called down from the top of that tree “Hey Mom, look at me!” with that huge smile on his face! It was hard not to laugh while telling him to get down. He will be sorely missed by all those he touched with his kind and generous soul. With all my heart I believe Nathan is smiling down from the top of that tree today and always.
Lisa and Joe Brazil
September 11, 2020
In loving memory of an amazingly funny, and wonderful person. Aunty and Uncle will love you and miss you always Nate. Keep Pop Pop and Nana entertained until we are all together again.
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