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10/30/2025

Theo "Ted" de Winter

Theo Alexander (“Ted”) de Winter passed away peacefully at his home in Greenville, NH on Friday, October 17, 2025. He was accompanied by his beloved wife of 34 years, Dorothy C. (“Stormy”) Attaway and dog Hamish.

Ted was born in 1932 in Winterthur, Switzerland to parents Johannes Willem and Alice Ferguson de Winter. He grew up in his native Netherlands, the last five years under German occupation. After World War II, his family moved to Argentina and he graduated from high school there. In 1950, he moved to the United States by himself to attend Bowdoin College. He earned a BA from Bowdoin, and then BS, MS, and MEng degrees in mechanical engineering from MIT. He always said that Bowdoin made him an American, and MIT made him an engineer.

In 1955 he married Parmelia (“Patsy”) Willard, with whom he had three daughters: Carol, Jane, and Lisa.

Ted worked in industry at Pratt and Whitney, and Avco Everett Research Laboratory. In 1970 he co-founded Magnetic Corporation of America, and spent 15 years making and selling superconducting magnets all over the world.

He began teaching as an adjunct professor at Boston University in 1963. He joined the faculty full time in the Department of Manufacturing Engineering in 1985. Prof. de Winter taught courses at all undergraduate levels, from freshman and sophomore hands-on design courses to the senior capstone course. His Engineering Economy course was for decades one of the most popular elective courses in the College. He won the Engineering Professor of the Year award four times, and in 2002 won the Boston University Metcalf Award for excellence in teaching. Fluent in six languages, he read the names at the Engineering commencement for many years.

His teaching was legendary, but Ted also was also active in service to the university. He won the Engineering Service Award in 1997. He served as the Chair of the BU Faculty Council and a member of the University Council. As the University Marshall he lead the matriculation and commencement processions for many years. He also served on the Athletic Advisory Board and was the university’s faculty representative to the NCAA.

Ted de Winter spent more than 50 years teaching at Boston University. During that span, he mentored thousands of engineering students and also many junior colleagues. When he retired in 2019, he was honored both with the emeritus distinction and the establishment of the Endowed Theo de Winter Distinguished Faculty Fellowship. This is given to a faculty member who has impacted students through teaching and mentoring, following in Ted’s footsteps.

Ted thought that there should be more scientists and engineers in Washington, so in 1990 he began his political career by running for the US Senate. In the next two election cycles, he ran for Congress. Unsuccessful in those campaigns, he then lowered his sights and became Chair of the Board of Selectmen in his town of Greenville and also chaired the Planning Board and served as a library trustee.

de Winter was an avid fly fisherman, tied his own flies, and spent many summers fishing in Maine and Scotland, and winter breaks fishing in Argentina. He loved his farm and tractor, and enjoyed tending to his orchard and flocks of chickens. He also was a photography buff. A swimmer himself in college, Ted enjoyed sports and especially Boston University hockey. He had season tickets for the men’s hockey games for many years and earlier in his career used to travel with and photograph the team. In retirement, Ted loved going to his camp in Maine, and spent many happy hours hanging out with his dog, reading books and newspapers, solving puzzles, and watching Arsenal FC matches.

Ted is survived by his wife, BU engineering professor Stormy Attaway, his sister Luky Bradshaw, and brothers Dirk de Winter and Frank de Winter. He is also survived by his three daughters Carol Pelletier (Jason), Jane de Winter, and Lisa Cirinna, ten grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.

Memorial donations may be made to the Theo A. de Winter Distinguished Faculty Fellowship Fund at: https://give.bu.edu/campaigns/56403/donations/new?designation_id=9200011644.

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10/27/2025

Helen L. Croteau

Helen L. (Goulet) Croteau, 76, of Temple, NH, passed away peacefully on October 21, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.

Born on August 23, 1949, in Lancaster, NH, Helen was the daughter of the late Leo and Fannie (Greer) Goulet. She grew up in Groveton and later lived for many years in Nashua before settling in Temple in 2002.

On June 27, 1970, Helen married the love of her life, Douglas Croteau. Together they shared 55 wonderful years filled with laughter, hard work, and devotion to family. They were blessed with three children, Stacey, Anna, and Philip, who brought her immense pride and joy throughout her life.

Helen worked as a hairdresser for more than 40 years, a career that perfectly suited her warm and friendly nature. She loved meeting new people and made lasting connections with clients and friends alike through her kindness, humor, and genuine interest in others.

She will be dearly missed by her beloved husband, Douglas; her children, Stacey A. Clark and her husband George, Anna J. Ribaudo and her husband Steven, and Philip D. Croteau; and her cherished grandchildren, Christopher (Topher) Clark, Harrison Clark, and Olivia Ribaudo. She is also survived by her siblings, Irene Ladd, Louis Goulet, Mary Reynolds, David Goulet, Fred Goulet, and Lori Frizzell, along with many nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Helen will be remembered for her generous heart, her devotion to her family, and the joy she brought to everyone fortunate enough to know her.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. at the Temple Town Hall, 19 Main Street, Temple, NH.

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10/27/2025

Pauline C. Calderara

Pauline C. Calderara passed away peacefully on October 24, 2025. She was born in Milford, MA on February 9, 1925. She was the fifth of eight children born to Joseph Givani and Lena (Barberi) Givani.

Pauline married her husband Joseph A. Calderara from Milford, NH in 1946, after being introduced by a fellow WWII soldier from her hometown. Following their marriage, they moved to Milford, NH and raised their family.

Pauline was a devoted wife and mother. She was a full-time homemaker who created a warm and nurturing home for her family. Her greatest joy and life’s work was her family, a love that only grew as she became a grandmother, great grandmother, and great great grandmother.

Pauline was a devout Catholic and a communicant of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church for many years.

Pauline is survived by her three children: Nancy (Kenny) Garib of Miami, FL, Joseph (Susan) Calderara of Douglasville, GA, and Don Calderara of Milford, NH., as well as three grandchildren, Matthew, Stephen, and Michael, seven great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild.

She was predeceased by her husband Joseph in 1986, and six siblings.

A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Thursday, October 30th at 11:00am in St. Elizabeth Seton Parish, 190 Meetinghouse Road, Bedford, NH. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery, Milford, NH. To share a memory or offer a condolence, please go to www.smith-heald.com

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10/19/2025

Joshua T. Conery

Joshua Thomas Conery, 43, of Milford, NH, passed away at his home on October 16, 2025.

Born in Cambridge, MA, on April 28, 1982, he was the son of James A. Gay and Deborah (Dellinger) Russell. Joshua spent his childhood in Raymond, NH, and Woodsville, NH.

Joshua found great satisfaction in his career as a truck driver and equipment operator.

His greatest joy was spending time with family and friends, creating an atmosphere filled with laughter and warmth. He cherished playing dress up with his 6-year-old daughter and teaching his 9-year-old son to play the guitar. Joshua was also a guitarist in the band "SecondFace," considering his bandmates—Tom, Jack, and Jacob from Milford, Mike, Bill and Jay, as well as the late Mike—as part of his extended family. He deeply valued the band's supporters and friends from across the country.

Joshua is survived by his wife, Kandi Gaipo of Milford, NH; his beloved children, Simeon Gaipo-Conery and Jillian Gaipo-Conery of Milford, NH; his mother, Deborah Russell; his father, James Gay, and his wife, Theresa Gay; his father in law Ralph Washburn, and mother in-law Michelle Washburn; his siblings, Matthew Conery, Phillip Custance, Wendy Custance, Erik Ryan; his stepsister, Annemarie Drumheller; his siblings in-law, Kelly Belcher, Michael Washburn, and Johnathan Washburn; his chosen family members, Tracey Gaipo, Gino DeMambro, and David Gebo; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Memorial visiting hours will be held on Thursday, October 30th, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford, NH. A memorial service will take place on Saturday, November 1st, at 11:00 AM in the Smith & Heald funeral home. Information regarding the burial that will follow will be available from Joshua’s wife or parents during the wake.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention under the Joshua Conery Memorial Fund created by his wife and children; https://supporting.afsp.org/campaign/Joshua-Conery-s-Memorial-Fund

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10/18/2025

Roberta J. Gaudette

Bobbi (Roberta) J. Gaudette, 81, resident of Mont Vernon, NH died on October 15, 2025, at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, Nashua, NH.

She was born in Pittsburg, PA on December 13, 1943. She was the daughter of Lyman W. Choate and Berdina Cotton. Bobbi was raised and educated in Miles City, Montana and graduated from Billings High School in Billings, MT in 1961.

Bobbi served as a Dental Technician in the US Navy in her early career. However, for most of her career she was an award-winner and a top realtor for several real estate agencies in Southern New Hampshire.

Bobbi enjoyed spending time relaxing and boating at her family vacation home on Rattlesnake Island on Lake Winnipesaukee with family and friends. She enjoyed traveling the world with her husband Mike which including place such as Tahiti, Bora Bora, Italy, England, Turkey, Cypress, Egypt, Guatemala, The Caribbean and The Mediterranean.

Shopping was probably her most enjoyed hobby whether here in NH, a flea market in Florida or The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey.

Most recently Bobbi enjoyed spending the winter months at her home in Southwest Florida.

Most importantly Bobbi enjoyed spending time with her family in friends in almost any setting. The highlights of those times being her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Family members include her husband of 37 years, Michael P. Gaudette of Mont Vernon, NH; two daughters, Debbie A. Wass and her husband Loren W. Wass, and Kathrine Goodine and Tim Clifford; a son, William M. Crawford; four grandchildren, Emily D. Wass, Loren A. Wass, Connor Crawford and Madison Crawford; four great grandchildren, Parker E. Wass, Mason D. Wass, Keith Tardiff, Kristianna Tardiff; her step children, Michael Gaudette, John Gaudette, Scott Gaudette, Lynn McCallum (passed in 2005); five step grandchildren and three step great grandchildren.

She will be dearly missed by her family and friends and the many whose life she has positively impacted throughout hers.

Visiting hours are Monday, October 20th from 4:00-7:00pm at the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday at 11:00am in Greenlawn Cemetery, Mont Vernon, NH. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to The Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine. A favorite place of her granddaughter Emily.

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10/15/2025

Paul R. Heinemann

Paul R. Heinemann, 74, resident of Amherst, NH, died on October 8, 2025, at the Community Hospice House, Merrimack.

He was born on November 15, 1950, in Staten Island, NY, a son of the Ernest and Elizabeth (Schuster) Heinemann.

Paul was raised and educated in Amherst, graduating from Milford High School. Later, Paul would attend Keene State College. Following college, Paul entered the United States Coast Guard where he served during Vietnam

Most recently, Paul had worked a delivery driver for O'Reilly Auto Parts.

Paul enjoyed video games, hunting, fishing, dragons and volunteering his time at the American Legion Post 23, Milford.

Survivors include his sister, Roseann Morrissette of Amherst, NH, his half-sister, Donna Rogers of NJ, nieces Nicolette, April, Katie, nephews, Jason and Mason, great nieces, Kira, Amelia, Natasha, great nephews, Gage, Leland, Ben and a great great niece, Anastasia.

SERVICES: A graveside service will be held on Friday, October 17, 2025, at 11:00 AM in the Meadowview Cemetery, Amherst, NH. All are invited to meet directly at the cemetery.

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10/15/2025

Lt. Col. Thomas J. Hunsader, USAF Retired

Retired Lt. Col. Thomas J. Hunsader, a decorated U.S. Air Force veteran, Vietnam War pilot, and proud Wisconsin farm boy, passed away at his home in Amherst, NH, on October 13, 2025, at the age of 85, following a period of declining health.

He was born on March 5, 1940, in Kewaunee, WS, a son of the late Leon and Bernetta (Jerabek) Hunsader.

Survivors include his loving wife, Jacqueline Hunsader of Amherst, NH, three daughters and sons-in-law, Monica and Rocky Contreras of Lutz, FL, Kara and Brad Balkus of Newbury, MA, Natascha and Robert Rovinski of Palm City, FL, six grandchildren, his brother, Steve Hunsader of FL, many nieces and nephews and many friends.

Born and raised in Kewanee, Wisconsin, Thomas grew up working on his family’s farm, where he developed a strong work ethic, a love for the land, and a deep sense of responsibility. Those early values never left him. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Engineering at the University of Wisconsin in 1965 and was commissioned as an Air Force Pilot, Second Lieutenant. In 1979, he completed a Masters of Arts degree in Psychology from Louisiana Tech University.

After commissioning, Hunsader became a KC-135 Stratotanker pilot and served with distinction during the Vietnam War, flying numerous combat aerial refueling missions out of Okinawa. His efforts played a critical role in sustaining U.S. air power in Southeast Asia during the height of the conflict.

In 1974, he was part of the elite support team that enabled the SR-71 Blackbird reconnaissance aircraft to break the transatlantic speed record, flying from New York to London in just under two hours. His role in refueling operations was vital to this historic achievement, showcasing the precision, coordination, and excellence that defined his career.

Following his time in the cockpit, he served in a leadership role as Director of Operations for the Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), helping guide the strategic use of this critical surveillance and command platform during a pivotal era of global military readiness.

Known for his humility, sharp intellect, and quiet patriotism, Tom was admired by his peers and respected by those he mentored. Despite his high-flying accomplishments, he remained grounded in the values of his rural upbringing and maintained a lifelong appreciation for agriculture, aviation, and service.

Thomas had a decorated career, but the most meaningful part of his life was his family and his faith. Known as a generous and loving PopPop and father, he cherished summer and winter gatherings with his family at his home.

SERVICES: Calling hours will be held on Sunday, October 19, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford, NH. A mass of Christian burial will be held on Monday, October 20, 2025, at 10:00 AM in the St. John Neumann Church, 708 Milford Road, Merrimack, NH. Burial with full military honors will conclude in the Meadowview Cemetery, Foundry Street, Amherst.

Arrangements are in the care of the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford, NH. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. John Neumann Catholic Church or Breakthrough T1D. To share a memory or offer a condolence please visit www.smith-heald.com for more information.

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10/14/2025

Robert C. Byrd

Robert C. Byrd, 72, longtime resident of Milford, NH, died at his home on October 11, 2025, after a period of declining health.

He was born on September 28, 1953, in Nashua, NH, a son of the late Richard and Cynthia (Bryant) Byrd.

Bob was raised and educated in Milford, graduating from Milford High School class of 1971. Following high school, he entered the United States Air Force and was honorably discharged in 1975.

He worked for many years in the aviation field. Most recently for Nashua Jet Aviation. He was also employed by T.R. Langdell Auctioneer for many years and worked at TechNH in Merrimack, N.H. and Marmon Industries, formally Hendrix Wire and Cable in Milford, N.H.

Bob was a committed member of Alcoholics Anonymous for over 30 years. He had just received a Medallion for 34 years of sobriety.

Bob enjoyed time spent fishing, building bird and bat houses and traveling.

Bob is survived by his three siblings, Rebecca Byrd – Denehy and her husband Kevin of Brookline, NH, Brian and his wife Debbie Byrd of Milford, NH, James and his wife Ann Byrd of Nashua, NH and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

SERVICES: In accordance with his wishes there will be no calling hours held. A celebration of life will be held on Oct.29, 2025 at the Nashua Airport, Hanger 91, from 2 PM to 5 PM. His burial will be private at a later date.

In lieu of flowers donations in memory of Bob can be made to the Nashua Humane Society, a charity that was close to Bob’s heart.

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10/10/2025

Virginia P. Crowder

Virginia (Ginger) Pearson Crowder, 90, longtime resident of Tucson, AZ, passed away peacefully on April 7, 2024 at her home in Brookline, NH surrounded by family. She is predeceased by her loving husband Christopher Crowder and her parents Chet and Lucille Pearson.

Ginger grew up in a loving family alongside her brother Jack in Omaha, Nebraska. Here she met her husband Chris in high school where they became friends and began dating after she invited him to a dance. Their friendship turned to love, and they were married in 1955. After Chris’ time in the air force in South Dakota, the couple moved to Tucson, Arizona where Ginger previously had attended the University of Arizona and graduated with highest distinction earning a Bachelor of Arts in Education. She paused her teaching career to start a family with her husband, and they welcomed their three children Lisa, Brian and Kimberly. When her youngest entered school, Ginger returned to the classroom and spent the last 13 years of her career at Booth Fickett Math-Science Magnet School. Ginger loved her work and spent over 20 years teaching young children.

Ginger had a deep faith in God that was the foundation of her life and family. She was a member of Christ Church United Methodist where she raised her family, and later Desert Skies United Methodist Church, volunteering as a Sunday school teacher, singing in choir, serving in her church community, organizing and serving in various outreach programs in the city,faithfully praying for others, and making lasting friendships. No matter whether Ginger was at home, work, church, or simply in her neighborhood, her love for Christ was displayedin her abiding love and care for others throughout everyday life. Her quiet sense of grace, hard work, humor, and creativity were woven through everything she did. It was her great joy to love and serve others!

Ginger cherished all her family relationships, cared deeply for their well-being, and found joy in spending time with them all. To us she was always the quiet strength and stability of our home, making all who came into it feel safe, special and loved. She was the definition of class, quality and true beauty, from the inside out. We miss her profoundly, but rejoice that she is with her Savior and once again with Chris and all those that have gone before her.

Ginger is survived by her brother and his wife, Jack and Sandy Pearson, her two nieces and nephew, her three children, Lisa (Clive) Jarman, Brian (Kim) Crowder, and Kimberly (Aaron)Koepke, eight grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.The family will be holding a memorial service Saturday, October 25, 2025 at 2:00pm at Desert Skies United Methodist Church in Tucson, AZ (3255 N. Houghton Road). In lieu of flowers, please consider remembering Ginger by donating to your local church or a charity that benefits children.

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10/03/2025

Kerry A. Ploss

Kerry A. Ploss, 62, resident of Milford, NH, died on October 1, 2025, at the St. Joseph Hospital, Nashua, NH, after a period of declining health.

She was born on June 17, 1963, in Nashua, NH. Kerry was raised and educated in Brookline, NH.

Kerry worked in the restaurant industry for many years, where she met her husband, Mike. Mike and Kerry ran a café for a period in the Norris Cotton Federal Building in Manchester. Later in life she worked as an LNA and a medical assistant, primarily focused on Hospice care. Kerry had a love for baking and cooking. In her free time, Kerry enjoyed time spent researching genealogy and her Irish heritage. She was an avid dog lover.

Kerry was a very thoughtful woman, who even in times of hardship would still do her best to help others. She will be sorely missed by family members including her brother Kevin Crooker, sister Erin Turner, nieces and nephew Caitlyn Hauser, Erika Ouillette, Noel Crooker, Kianna Crooker, Ryan Crooker, and Rhiannon Turner. Also, her grand niece and nephew Forrest and Finley Brown, who she adored, and many friends she made while living in Milford.

She was predeceased by her husband Michael Ploss, mother Noreen (Turner) Crooker, her father Walter Crooker, and younger brother Sean Crooker.

SERVICES: In accordance with her wishes, cremation has taken place. A celebration of her life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations in her memory can be made to SHARE, 1 Columbus Ave, Milford, NH, 03055.

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10/02/2025

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09/30/2025

Judith A. McDaniel

Judith Anne McDaniel – known by Judy or Jude – passed away peacefully at home in Brookline, New Hampshire, on September 28, 2025, following a brief but courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. She was a beloved wife, sister, mother, aunt, and friend. Judy was a cornerstone of the community at Hollis Brookline High School, where she taught mathematics for over twenty years.

Born Judith Anne Seraikas to Albert and Annette Seraikas in Providence, Rhode Island, on September 30, 1961, Judy grew up in the neighboring town of Barrington with two loving older brothers and a close extended family in the greater Cranston/Providence area. From an early age, she was a bright and curious student, passionate about mathematics, the sciences, and language study. She graduated from Barrington High School in 1979 and went on to study French and mathematics at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, and graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in 1983. Judy was a stellar student and a dedicated cross-country athlete, but stood out most for her kindness and the warm and genuine spirit of her friendship.

Judy met Tim, her husband and partner of more than forty years, in French class in her first semester at Bates. They married on December 3, 1983, and crisscrossed New England and the East Coast many times over their joyful years together, visiting family, attending concerts, and celebrating life’s great and small pleasures. They built a warm and happy home in Brookline in 1987, where they raised their two children, Patrick and Sarah, and four golden retrievers (Crosby, Marley, Buffy, and Carly). Judy earned her Master of Business Administration from Rivier College in 1992, with the love and support of her infant son Patrick.

In 2002, Judy pursued a new direction in her life and career when she became a mathematics teacher at Hollis Brookline High School. Over her 23 years as an educator, colleague, and mentor, she brought her sparkling intelligence, deep curiosity, and awe-inspiring kindness to every interaction she had in the classroom, in the hallways, and on the sidelines of track meets, where she volunteered and spectated for many years, both during and after her children’s time on the track and field teams. Some of the highlights of her time at Hollis Brookline included chaperoning student trips to France and singing alongside her faculty and staff colleagues at the annual HBHS Guitar Night. Judy frequently expressed that what she truly enjoyed most about teaching was the students. She took joy in meeting students of all ages with warmth and generosity. Her advice (and her famous classroom file cabinet, covered in college and university magnets) inspired countless young HBHS students to pursue their goals beyond the walls of the school. She cherished her decades-long friendships with colleagues at HBHS in and beyond the Math Department.

Friends, family, and loved ones will remember Judy for her unflinching support, humility, immense thoughtfulness, and mischievous sense of humor. She had an adventurous spirit and was always open to new experiences and ideas – from trying new treats at Trader Joe’s to mastering new puzzles with her son Patrick, taking cross-country road trips with her daughter Sarah, and tackling numerous home and gardening projects with her husband Tim over their many decades together in Brookline. She brought joy to everyone she met and will be deeply missed and always remembered – in Brookline, at HBHS, and at concerts of her favorite musician Bruce Springsteen. In the words of the Boss: “You can’t start a fire without a spark.” Judy’s spark will truly be missed.

Judy is survived by her beloved husband Tim, her children Patrick and Sarah, her brothers David Seraikas (and sister-in-law Beth) and Michael Seraikas (and sister-in-law Lori), her five nieces and nephews, and her golden retriever Carly.

Visting hours are Friday, October 3rd from 4:00pm-7:00pm in the Smith & Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, Milford. A memorial mass will be held on October 10th at 11:00am in St. Patrick Church, 34 Amherst Street, Milford. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation in Judy’s memory to Home Health & Hospice Care of Merrimack, New Hampshire (https://www.hhhc.org/).

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