1937
2019
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Ann Manon
December 22, 2019
He was my uncle and I loved him greatly. I cherished my visits with him whether it was in person or by phone. That giggle in his laugh is what I'll always remember.
Along with others, I know Rene and my mother Mary Therese welcomes him to heaven with open arms.
He was her baby brother and it gives me great peace to know they are together once again.
Phil Crippen
December 22, 2019
I am so sorry to learn of Pauls passing. Paul and I attended St.James grade school and played softball, football and basketball while there. He will be missed by many of us old schoolers from the south end. May He rest in peace, God bless Him and his loving family.
Julie French-Averill
December 20, 2019
Deepest condolences to the family...I am certain he was welcomed into heaven by Rene and all the others gone before him. Much love to you.
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