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Funeral, Burial and Cremation Service. Affordable and dignified service to all. Member Wi******er Chamber of Commerce.

When a death has occurred, or you are planning arrangements in advance, we’re here to help. Call us at any time, or visit our facility and meet our compassionate and professional family funeral directors, Joseph and Lauren Costello. We will answer questions that you may have, and provide complete price information. Experienced - will assist with policy questions, Claims, Pre-Need Arrangements and MassHealth eligibilty qualification.

10/28/2025

Jonathan “Jack” William Spang, 32, of Wi******er, Massachusetts, passed away suddenly on October 26, 2025, due to complications from diabetes, surrounded by his loving family.

Born on June 18, 1993, in Wi******er, Jack was the beloved son of Pamela and Stephen M. Spang of Wi******er. He was the cherished brother of Stephen F. Spang and his wife Cara of North Reading, Joseph Spang and his wife Louisa of Woburn, and Eric Spang and his wife Ariel of Calhoun, Georgia. Jonathan was a devoted uncle to his nieces Camilla and Emi and his nephew Duke, who brought him endless joy.

Jack will be remembered for his kind heart, easygoing spirit, and the deep love he had for his family. He enjoyed spending time with his brothers, parents, and nieces and nephew. As the youngest of four boys, his love of sports started early, reenacting WWE matches on the trampoline with his brothers. He could often be found making others laugh with his comedy routines or debating the latest sports news while cheering on his favorite Boston sports teams. A true fan through and through, Jack never missed a chance to talk about or debate the outcome of a game or the current team status of the Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, or Patriots.

He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

A gathering of family and friends will be held at the Costello Funeral Home, 177 Washington St., Wi******er, on Saturday, November 1, from 10 AM to 12 PM, followed by a celebration of life at a nearby location to be determined. Interment will be private.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Jack’s memory to the Joslin Diabetes Research Foundation, 1 Joslin Place, Boston, MA 02215, or online at www.joslin.org.

10/27/2025

Thomas E. Sevigny, age 87, a longtime resident of Wi******er, passed away on October 26, 2025, lovingly surrounded by his family. He was the beloved husband for 62 years of Elaine M. (Bernard) Sevigny.

Born in Boston, Tom was the son of Ernest E. and Margaret M. (Wilson) Sevigny. He was raised and educated in Boston and was a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas High School. He then attended Boston College where he obtained his B. S. in Accounting and had a successful lifelong career as an auditor with State Street Corporation in Boston.

Active in professional, social and volunteer organizations in Wi******er and beyond, Tom maintained board and executive committee memberships with various associations, including the Wi******er Rotary Club, where he served as President, the Wi******er Boat Club, and the American Montessori International Board. As president of the Wi******er Historical Society for many years, Tom was especially passionate about the history, restoration and preservation of the Sanborn House, a Wi******er historical treasure. He was a parishioner at St. Mary’s Church for many years and volunteered at the State Street Outreach Program for years after retirement. He was a proud “Golden Eagle” of Boston College and a diehard Eagle fan for his entire life. In his spare time, Tom enjoyed antiquing, gardening, cooking, traveling, Christmas decorating and spending time with his grandchildren. He created a “World of 7E’s” page for his family, as a play on the family name pronunciation, and traced the Sevigny family ancestry and genealogy for their enjoyment and family records.

In addition to his wife Elaine, Tom is lovingly survived by his children: David K. Sevigny and his wife Susan of Rocky Hill, CT, Michele Sevigny and her husband Joseph Czajka of Newburgh, NY, Jon C. Sevigny and his wife Sara R. Sevigny of Los Angeles, CA, Megan Noelle Ray and her husband Scott W. Ray of Canton, MA. He was the cherished grandfather of David K. Sevigny, Jr., Julia M. and Matthew J. Sevigny, Thomas B., Casey B. and Geoffrey W. Cooke, James P. Czajka, Matthew S., Victoria A. and Ethan C. Ray and great-grandfather of Archer G. Cooke. He was the brother of Marie Schroen and her late husband David of Charlotte, NC and Willard J. Sevigny and his wife Norma of Fenton, MO. He also leaves behind several nieces and nephews and was predeceased by his dearly loved granddog Montgomery “Monty” Sevigny.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to gather for Visiting Hours at the Costello Funeral Home, 177 Washington St., Wi******er, on Wednesday, October 29, from 4-7PM and again on Thursday, October 30 @ 10AM followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary’s Church, 155 Washington St., Wi******er at 11AM. Burial is private. In lieu of flowers, donations in Tom’s name may be made to the Rotary Club of Wi******er, P.O. Box 288, Wi******er, MA 01890 www.winchesterrotary.org or to the Wi******er Historical Society, 15 High St., Wi******er, MA 01890 www.winchesterhistoricalsociety.org

10/13/2025

Rogers David “Dave” Pruitt of Haverhill, NH, passed away peacefully on September 24, 2025, at the age of 84.

Dave was born in 1941 in Lynn Massachusetts to Rogers and Helen Pruitt. He spent much of his childhood playing baseball and other games with neighborhood friends in Lynn Woods Reservation, a place he would return to throughout his life. He graduated from Lynn English High School and then Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary where Dave earned both a B.A. and an M.A. of Divinity. It was at Gordon College that Dave met the love of his life, Anna-Lisa Sillanpaa, a fellow student who typed his papers after responding to his newspaper ad. Dave and Anna-Lisa were married in 1964. After finishing graduate school in 1966 they moved to Rhode Island, where Dave became minister of the United Baptist Church. After a few years in that role, Dave decided to try a different career.

In 1970 Dave landed a job in Massachusetts at Walpole High School and the couple, now with one-year-old son Ken in tow, moved to Randolph. He taught a variety of subjects during his 26 years there, including business, US history, English, psychology, typing and law – he was willing to teach any subject where an instructor was needed. Dave was popular with his students thanks to his empathy and desire to help them succeed.

In 1972 Dave and Anna-Lisa had their second son, Paul. The family later added Walter the Basset Hound, a gentle soul with a comical appearance whom Dave loved and Anna-Lisa tolerated. In the 1970s and 80s the family enjoyed summer vacations in New Hampshire, frequently at Pine Knoll Campground in Albany. Dave enjoyed hiking with his family, especially Mt. Chocorua and Mt. Washington, something his sons still enjoy.

During those years, Dave was also a freelance sportswriter for the Lynn Item, Salem Evening News, Quincy Patriot Ledger, and Boston Herald. He also organized and played in an informal Friday night hockey league in Quincy.

After their children had grown up, Dave and Anna-Lisa enjoyed spending weekends at bed and breakfasts throughout New Hampshire, one of them in Haverhill. Dave retired from teaching in 1996. A year later, he and Anna-Lisa moved to Haverhill, where they would live for 28 years.

Upon moving to Haverhill Dave decided to come out of retirement and return to the ministry, this time with the Congregational Church. He served five years as pastor at Haverhill Congregational Church, and then at Congregational Churches in Dalton NH, Bradford VT, Newbury VT, Wells River, VT, and finally for five years at West Newbury (VT) Congregational Church. He was well-known and well-loved for his sense of humor, his calm demeanor, his compassion, and his understanding of human nature. Each “retirement” from the ministry triggered offers from other churches in the Upper Valley.

Dave was extremely interested in history and made the most of that, and his sense of humor, in both his ministry and personal life. He started church services with a quiz (often historical in nature) and a joke - a practice he started as a high school teacher. He and his family spent many enjoyable hours discussing historical events and watching history-themed movies and documentaries.

Dave also loved building stone walls, including the one in his front yard in Haverhill. Friends driving down Route 10 would often see him working on the wall, maneuvering heavy stones into just the right position.

Dave volunteered for several years as a lecturer on the topic of President Abraham Lincoln for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth College. Dave was such a fervent admirer of President Lincoln that in 2015, he and Anna-Lisa procured historical costumes and flew to Springfield, IL to participate in the 150th year reenactment of President Lincoln‘s funeral.

In keeping with a life of service to others, Dave volunteered as coordinator of transportation for disabled veterans (and as a driver himself) for the White River Junction VT VA Medical Center for several years. Dave was also an active member of the Cohase Lions Club of Woodsville, NH from 2008-2023, serving as President in 2017.

Dave is survived by his beloved wife of 60 years, Anna-Lisa Pruitt of Arlington, MA, son Ken Pruitt and daughter-in-law Teresa Doksum of Wi******er MA, son Paul Pruitt of Mt. Pleasant SC, granddaughter Emma Pruitt and her husband Michael Lee of Wi******er MA, grandson Calvin Pruitt of Worcester MA, and granddaughter Laura Mitchell of Worcester MA.

A Memorial Service will be held on November 16 at 2:00 p.m. at West Newbury Congregational Church, 207 Tyler Farm Rd, West Newbury, VT. The service will be followed immediately by a burial service at West Newbury Cemetery and a reception at West Newbury Hall, located across the street from the Church.

We know that Dave would appreciate donations in his memory to either West Newbury Congregational Church, PO Box 83, West Newbury, VT 05085 www.westnewburychurch.org/ or to the Upper Valley Haven, 713 Hartford Ave, White River Jct, VT 05001 uppervalleyhaven.org/

10/13/2025

William C. “Bill” Gurrisi, age 87, a lifelong resident of Wi******er, passed away at home on October 11, 2025, lovingly surrounded by his family. He was the beloved husband for 65 years of Jean (Connor) Gurrisi.

The son of the late Charles S. and Selina (Garbino) Gurrisi, Bill was raised and educated in Wi******er and was a graduate of Wi******er High School. He received his A.S. in electronics from Northeastern University in 1958.

Bill worked for Raytheon and Ronzio’s Garage before founding W.C. Gurrisi & Sons, Inc. in Peabody, a repair and trucking firm which continues to be proudly owned and operated by the Gurrisi family to this day.

In his spare time, Bill enjoyed many cross-country trips and camping adventures with his wife and family. He loved spending weekends at their family retreat in Waterboro, Maine. A consummate musician with an amazing tenor voice, Bill served as a soloist celebrating many weddings and funerals. He was the Music Director and soloist at the former Immaculate Conception Church in Wi******er, St. Jude’s Church in Waltham and the Fernald School in Waltham. One of his favorite activities, however, was neighborhood snow removal with his heated snow remover, which obviously contributed to his popularity. In these business, musical and neighborly capacities he made many lifelong friends, was loved by many and will be sorely missed.

In addition to his devoted wife, Jean, he is lovingly survived by his children: Laurie Sirois and her husband Tom, Linda Vining and her husband Stephen, Sr., Christine Keough and her late husband Bill, all of Woburn, Peter Gurrisi, Sr. and his wife Nicole of Merrimac, Paul Gurrisi and his wife Leslie of Kingston, NH, Amanda Carlson and her husband Steven of Arlington, VA, and Michael Gurrisi of Wi******er. He was predeceased by two sons: Robert Gurrisi and his surviving wife Jill of Merrimac, and William C. Gurrisi II and his surviving wife Pamela of Haverhill. He was the cherished grandfather of 16, the great-grandfather of 13, the dear brother of Jennifer Gurrisi of Wi******er and the late Rosemarie Gurrisi, and is further survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Relatives and friend are kindly invited to gather for Visiting Hours at the Costello Funeral Home 177 Washington St., Wi******er, on Wednesday, October 15 from 4-8PM and again on Thursday, October 16, at 9AM, followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary’s Church, 155 Washington St., Wi******er, at 10AM. Burial will follow in St. James Cemetery in Haverhill.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Bill’s memory may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. www.stjude.org

10/12/2025

Sometimes we don’t know what to SAY, but we can always SHOW we care. ❤️

10/09/2025

Madeline P. “Mady” (Glennon) McInerney, age 89, of Woburn, passed away on October 5, 2025. She was the beloved wife for 64 years of the late Robert E. “Mac” McInerney until his death in 2024.

Born in Boston, she was the daughter of the late William F. and Barbara (Connolly) Glennon. She was raised and educated in Boston and was a graduate of Jeremiah Burke High School in Dorchester. She was employed doing clerical work for several Boston firms before she married and began her lifelong journey and true calling as a dedicated mother of 5. Her children recalled that regardless of their busy daily routines, Mady and Mac could be found in the stands and never missed a chance to attend their kids’ activities and sports events.

When they were younger, Mady and Mac enjoyed traveling or square dancing with a local club. In retirement, they were snowbirds and enjoyed spending winters in Ft. Myers, Florida. In her spare time, she could also be found Irish dancing, bowling, skiing and spending time traveling with friends and family.

Mady is lovingly survived by her children: Robert G. McInerney and his wife Cathleen of Reading, Stephen J. McInerney and his wife Kathleen of Wells, ME, Brian W. McInerney and his wife Christine of Lebanon, NH, Barbara A. Chun and her husband John of Southbury, CT and Deb A. McInerney of Woburn. She was the devoted grandmother of Patricia, David, Brendan, Molly, Wil, Eric, Ellis and Evelyn, the dear sister of Barbara Warner (late Robert) of Wi******er, the late Mary Boyack (late Joe) and the late William Glennon and is further survived by many nieces and nephews.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to gather for Visiting Hours at Costello Funeral Home, 177 Washington St., Wi******er on Friday, October 24, from 8:30-10:30 AM followed by a Funeral Mass in St. Mary’s Church, 155 Washington St., Wi******er, at 11AM. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery, Wi******er. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the Wi******er Hospital Center for Cancer Care, 620 Washington St., Wi******er, MA 01890 or at https://winchesterhospital.org/giving

09/30/2025

Tonight on Wi******er Common - a community gathering and candlelight vigil to pause and remember those who have passed from substance use and to support and celebrate those in recovery, and their families.

Grief shared is grief diminished.

09/27/2025

Phyllis {Parziale} Beedle of Brooksby Village in Peabody, formerly a longtime resident of
Wi******er, passed away on August 16th, 2025, just one day shy of her 85th birthday.
Born in Boston, Phyllis was the daughter of the late Louis and Phyllis (DiNatale) Parziale. The family moved from East Boston to Wi******er, where Phyllis graduated from Wi******er High School. Phyllis started college at Wheaton College but transferred to George Washington University where she received her Bachelor’s degree. Phyllis went on to earn a Master’s in Education from Northeastern University.

For many years Phyllis worked as a realtor with Coldwell Banker where she frequently earned multi-million-dollar producer status and also taught new licensees. Active in
community theater productions, Phyllis received awards in set decor. A longtime member of the Wi******er Unitarian Society, she was also active in the En Ka Society and the Jenks Senior Center, both in Wi******er. An avid reader, Phyllis was a member of a few book clubs where she was appreciated for her extensive and timely research into the context of the books they were reading. No one could match Phyllis’s love for home decorating with every wall in every room a special collage of posters and paintings.

A Graveside Service will be held at Wildwood Cemetery, 34 Palmer St., Wi******er, on Saturday, October 11, at 12 noon. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend and are asked to meet inside the main cemetery gate.

09/25/2025

Madeline June (Mitchell) Greely, age 94, of Tewksbury, passed away on September 23, lovingly surrounded by her family. She was the beloved wife of the late Benjamin M. Greely.

Born in Somerville, Madeline was the daughter of the late John J. and Ellen (Griffiths) Mitchell.
She was raised and educated in Somerville and was a graduate of Somerville High School.

Madeline worked in the restaurant business for many years, notably for Daka International, which supplied food service to many Boston area restaurants. She began her career in the 1970’s at the Tech Square house in Cambridge, where she rose to management and was significant in her role as the first female restaurant manager. It was there that she met her lifelong friend, Loretta Paquet, and together they worked for over 48 years at many of the Daka restaurants. She made many friends during her years in the hospitality field and was known for her vibrant and friendly personality.

Madeline later moved to Stoneham, where she raised her three daughters. As a devoted mother, she dedicated her spare time to her family and cherished her time with them. Their outings to the “99” for lunch on Saturdays were legendary and filled with laughter and celebrations.

Madeline is lovingly survived by her children: Judith Mannone of Tewksbury, Joanne Chuisa and her husband William, Joyce Exel and her husband Brian, all of Woburn. She also leaves behind her grandchildren: Peter McLaughlin, Sarah Fitzmaurice (Robert), Jennifer Chuisa Gelvez, Jessica Chuisa Bedoya (Luis), William Chuisa, Jr., Jeena Chuisa Steffen (Joshua), Jaclyn Stokes and Michael Stokes. She is further survived by 18 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. She was the dear sister of the late Charles Mitchell, John Mitchell, Jr., Joseph Mitchell and Marjorie Babicz, and was the loving aunt to many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Services and burial are private.

09/17/2025

Margaret J. “Marnee” Walsh, 88, of Wi******er, passed away peacefully in her family home on September 13, 2025, with her closest friends by her side. She was the beloved daughter of Frederick J, and Theresa R (Molloy) and was predeceased by her brother Frederick. She is survived by her brother Robert Walsh and his wife Sandra of South Burlington, VT, nephew Robert Walsh III (FL), nieces Catherine Walsh (VA), Karen Chace (VA), Sharon Lane (MA) and their families, along with her “chosen family” Nancy Sandreuter, Nathan and Melissa Plowman, and their daughters who provided support and care for Marnee, particularly during this past year, and other countless friends.

Marnee spent her early childhood in Swampscott, MA. Her family moved to Wi******er when she was 10 years old. She attended Wi******er public schools, graduating from Wi******er High School in 1955. After college she lived a short time in Arlington, MA but returned to Wi******er to care for her mother until she passed at 100 years old. Marnee remained in Wi******er and contributed much to the community throughout the rest of her life there.

Marnee was by all accounts, an incredibly respected career woman. Her experiences were vast with her early career beginning in the fashion world at Filene’s, which provided her the opportunity to live and study in NYC at the Fashion Institute of Technology, and was employed at the luxury department store, Bonwit Teller. When Marnee returned to Massachusetts, she joined Rogers and Sands, a staffing agency and then worked with the defense business that was booming on Rte. 128 as a communications specialist. All of these early career opportunities lent themselves to the successful life she would come to have as an accomplished businesswoman.
Marnee was well known in the New England human resources community as a mentor to others and a leader in supporting and promoting the profession. Her career as a prominent HR specialist was expansive and included roles with large companies in the Greater Boston area. She always joked that she realized after retiring that most of the companies she worked for began with the letter “B” (Boston Edison, Boston University, and the Boston Archdiocese). When she retired from Edison in 1996, she opened her own HR consulting business and settled into a new life as a successful, independent business owner for over 29 years. Her clients included Boston City Hospital, Boston Women’s Educational Union, Boston Goodwill Industries, Boston Public Health Commission and Boston Center for Adult Education to name a few.

Despite her impressive work career, where Marnee shined most was in her dedication of time and talents as a volunteer. In 2010, Marnee joined the Wi******er Rotary Club, serving on the Board of Directors in various roles. As a past President, Paul Harris award-winner, and a District Officer, her accolades spoke to how much she loved being a Rotarian and valued helping others. The Wi******er community benefited greatly from Marnee’s life of service, including her support of the En Ka Society, being a dedicated member of Winton Club, including Producer of Winton Cabaret 2001, and serving as President on the Board of the Jenks Center. But it was her participation in Voices of Hope, a non-profit organization that uses song to raise money for cancer research and education, that she spoke most fondly of. Marnee loved the arts and she loved music; and she cherished her memories of days with Voices of Hope.

Marnee will be loved and missed forever. She leaves behind her loving family, and countless personal and professional friends, and especially her cat Buddy that she absolutely cherished. Her family extends their gratitude to the care she received from her hospice nurse Marguerita, social worker Ashley and companions AnnaMaria, Tania, Kelmy and Aurea.

A Celebration of Life will be held at Wright-Lock Farm, 78 Ridge St., Wi******er, on Sunday, October 12, from 2:00 – 4:00 P.M. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Burial is private. In lieu of flowers, donations in Marnee’s memory may be made to Voices of Hope at www.vohboston.org

09/16/2025

George O’Brien, born 4 September 1926 in Arlington, MA, died Sunday, September 14, 2025, in Wi******er, MA; more affectionately known as Uncle George to all four (4) generations of not just his family, but even close friends. His journey on this earth was a shining light of hope, joy and the “good stuff” of life that truly matters. His unwavering faith in the Great Creator, our God from which he formed the very foundation and path of his life was an encouraging witness to all of us who knew him. He had a strong appreciation of the arts, and it was this love of music and theater that brought so much joy to himself and his lovely belated bride and the love of his life for over 72 years, Olga O’Brien and in addition to exposing all his nieces and nephews to the amazing world of the arts.

George was born in an era that many are too young today to remember, because in 1926 the world was very much a different place. During Georges 20’s and 30’s America was a strong nation of great men and women in a time known as the Greatest Generation. George joined the Navy in service to his country at the age of 17, a WWII Veteran, serving onboard the USS PRENTISS during the war. George and men like him were revered because of their belief in what maintained a great Nation and the true values of life. Until his final day, George maintained his love of country.

George was lucky to be able to have a job he loved in the career of travel. As an agent for Island Holidays, he was able to continuously share his love of the Hawaiian Islands, the Hawaiian people, and their culture for over 50 years as he shared this interest and culture with many of his family and close friends.
George attended Boston English High School and then after his military service he went on to attend Boston Clerical School and Bryant & Stratton Community Business School.

George’s positive outlook on life, regardless of almost any situation would inspire even those of the most negative mindsets. He often would greet you with a simple, “Good Morning” regardless of the time of the day almost as if he was encouraging one to look forward, with a fresh start and to renew their thoughts despite the circumstances. When talking with someone he made them feel like the most important person in the room! George’s love of life was an infectious and contagious quality that will never be forgotten, especially by those he inspired and those who loved him. We ask you to remember George not from the way his life on earth ended, but for the way he lived and for the profound impact his life had to so many that spanned over ten decades and four generations!

George was the Beloved son of the late William and the late Helen O’Brien of Dorchester, and was preceded in death by his siblings William O’Brien, Helen O’Brien, John O’Brien, Rita Quinn, Joseph O’Brien and Robert O’Brien. He is survived by his sister Mary Cooey (Julius) of Steinhatchee, Florida. In addition, he is survived by an incredible number of adoring nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews who will forever be enriched and blessed to have had Uncle George as part of their lives.

Relatives and friends are welcome to gather for visitation at Costello Funeral Home, 177 Washington St., Wi******er, on Saturday, October 4th from 9-10:30AM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mary’s Church, 155 Washington St., Wi******er, at 11AM. Interment will follow in Calvary Cemetery, Wi******er. To view a livestream of the funeral, please visit https://www.harborview.live/ beginning at 10:30 AM.

In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN, 38105 www.stjude.org or to the Wounded Warrior Project www.woundedwarriorproject.org .

09/16/2025

Robert G. “Bob” Heitz, Jr., age 74, of Andover and Boca Raton, FL, formerly a longtime resident of Wi******er, passed away on September 13, 2025. He was the beloved husband for 52 years of Joann (O’Donnell) Heitz.

Born in Wi******er, he was the son of the late Robert G. Heitz, Sr. and Bertha (Penney) Heitz. He was raised and educated in Wi******er and was a graduate of Wi******er High School with the class of 1969. He earned his Associates Degree in Business Administration from Middlesex Community College and went on to own and operate Water Safety Services for many years.

In his spare time, he loved to golf. As a 40-year member of the Andover Country Club, he spent many enjoyable days on the course with his sons and met many golf buddies there.

He is lovingly survived by his wife, Joann, and was the dear father of Joseph Heitz of Boca Raton and was the late Robert J. Heitz. He was the dear brother of Debra Pierzynski and her husband Robert of Lowell and the late Donna and Jayne. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, cousins and is further survived by his furry canine companions Barney and Tilly.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to gather for Visiting Hours at the Costello Funeral Home, 177 Washington St., Wi******er, on Thursday, September 18, from 9:30-11:30 AM. Burial will follow in Wildwood Cemetery, Wi******er. In lieu of flowers, donations in Bob’s memory may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN, 38105 or www.stjude.org

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