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Life Lessons from the Newtown Obituaries

Life Lessons from the Newtown Obituaries

By Jen Singer on January 4, 2013

For adults, obits are about what they did. But for children, they’re about who they were.

Posted in Featured, For Friends & Family, For Parents, For Spouses & Caregivers | Tagged death, dying, obituaries | Leave a response

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