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Candy Valencourt
September 16, 2010
Will never forget her smiling eyes, and her loving heart.
Mark Shear
September 3, 2010
Steve and Family,
Please accept our sincerest condolences for your loss. I know the void is great and words are futile. We will always remember Fran with the fondest of memories.
Mark and Sharon Shear
Deb McCarthy
August 27, 2010
My brother, Steve was blessed to have found Franny. She was a special person and we are all better having known her. Her battle is over now. She was a courageous woman who put up a lot of fight over the last few years. I will miss her. My condolences to all who knew Franny.
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