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12/8/2021 Al Gallo
Swampscott , MA, USA
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time Al Gallo
12/9/2021 Linda Ireland & Ralph Harlow
Carver, MA, USA
With our deepest sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time. With our love, Linda and Ralph
12/9/2021 Jennifer Merlin
Nashua, NH, United States
Nana Dolly was known and loved by all. I accompanied her on one of her annual Puerto Rico trips when I was 17 years old. She paraded me around to all her friends, as if I was the Queen of England. She tried to sneak me into the casino's and even brought me to a bingo hall where she told me if I won to slide the card over to her so she could claim the prize (because I was underage). She ended up winning that night. I whooping 80 bucks! She treated me to the Ponderosa while my poor Papa sat home and eat a hotdogs haha. We went to every hotel "welcome" party and spent the rest of the time exploring. I will never forget that trip. I will miss you my Dolly.
12/13/2021 Nancy Mulcahy
Natick, MA,
Timmy, Cheryl, Kristin, Cory, Ryan and Jake, We were saddened to hear of your loss. May your shared memories sustain you in the coming days and may you be comforted in knowing she is at home in His arms. Our best, Nancy and Wally
12/13/2021 Sandy
Woburn , Mass , USA
Tim and family I am so sorry for your loss
12/13/2021 Vanessa Herrerias
San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA
I knew Annie in Puerto Rico several years ago through her friend Susan Brett. So sorry to hear about it. We shared so good times with her here in PR. She was a wonderful person with a great sense of humor and enthusiasm. I will always remember her and have her in my prayers. My love and sympathy to her dear family, Vanessa Herrerias
12/20/2021 John Loiselle
Woburn, MA, U.S.A.
Began Family, I am sorry for your loss. I met Ann through my mother-in-law, Madeline Heslin. I learned the value of true friendship, experienced Ann’s kindness, compassion, and great sense of humor. It was my privilege to have known her through the years. May God Bless. R.I.P. Ann. Sincerely, John Loiselle