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Gwendolyn-Rose Sheppard, 9, of Sandown, celebrated her 9th birthday in February and asked all guests to help her make a difference by bringing either a donation for the Food Pantry or a small gift to be donated to a local pediatric ward instead of a gift for her. Many thanks go to all the children who so graciously donated food as well as the Pinball Wizard Arcade for their generous donations. Toys were also collected and were donated to the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston, Ma. Gwendolyn-Rose is pictured above dropping off donations to the Sandown Food Pantry.
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Raymond Bessom, 92
3 days 1 PhotoExeter, NH — Raymond “Ray” L. Bessom, 92, passed away peacefully on May 3, 2013, at the Exeter Hospital in Exeter, N.H.
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William H. Goodwin, Jr.
17 days 1 PhotoAmesbury, MA — William H. Goodwin, Jr., age 69, lifelong resident of Amesbury, died Sunday afternoon at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital in Salem, N.H.
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Virginia A. Donahue, 70
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East Kingston, NH — Virginia A. Donahue, 70, of East Kingston, N.H., formerly of Stoneham, Mass., died on Tuesday, April 9, at her home.
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Catherine F. "Kitty" (Clements) Brown, 66
31 days 1 PhotoFt. Gibson, OK — Catherine F. "Kitty" (Clements) Brown passed away February 17, 2013, at her home in Ft. Gibson, Okla., after a brave battle with cancer. Kitty was born in Brentwood, N.H., on April 21, 1946, to the late Chester H. Clements and Catherine F. (Morse) Clements. She was raised in Kingston, N.H., and graduated from Sanborn Seminary. She lived for many years on Plum Island, Mass. While living on Plum Island, she was a columnist and photographer for The Daily News of Newburyport, as well as a school bus driver.
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Ted "Teddy" Bolduc
31 days 1 PhotoFremont, N.H. — Ted “Teddy” Burleigh Bolduc, was born the youngest son of Phyllis and Joseph Bolduc Sr., on May 22, 1962. He died suddenly April 8, 2013, after a brief illness. Ted lived for most of his life in Fremont and Raymond. He was well known for his skills with heavy equipment and worked all his life in construction and excavation in the Fremont and Epping area. In addition to his work, he loved ice hockey, baseball, hunting, country music, and animals, especially his dog Finlay. He was very proud of, and also loved by, his very large family.
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