Remembering Esther Kennedy A Nursing Pioneer In Red Rock
Esther Kennedy born March 31 1929 in New Denmark NB built a long nursing career with Red Cross and CN stations in Northern Ontario. She lived in Beardmore Nipigon Red Rock and raised seven children with Vincent Kennedy sharing a rich life of volunteering stitching letters canvassing for cancer society and charity work. A cremation followed by a December 15 funeral at St Hilary Church Red Rock concludes her service with a later Celebration of Life for Esther and Vincent Bonazzo in Thunder Bay.
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Mom
New Denmark
George
Jacquie
Thunder Bay
Caroline
Dianne
Theresa
Burlington
Stephen
Ann
Vancouver
Glenn
Karen
Okotoks
Alberta
Brian
Red Rock
Joanne Cowan
Victoria
Chris Cowan
Patricia
Konnor
Kallum
Kamden Kennedy
Dane
Soren Cowan
Esther
Neils
Karoline Pedersen
Andrew
Edna Mae Kennedy
Pedersen
Ole
Madeline
Nickolas
Marion
Greta
Winston) Hansen
Lisa
Roy) Vincent
Herluf
Reta Goodline
Joseph
Jackie) Kennedy
Sarnia
Anastasia Jennings
Ottawa
Angus
Dan
Barbara) Kennedy
Lucy
John) Lewis
Jim Jennings
Molly
Denis) Montgomery
St. Joseph's Hospital
Saint John
Red Cross
Ontario
Vincent
Beardmore
Vince
Nipigon
New Brunswick
Canadian Cancer Society
Daffodil
CWS
St. Hilary
CWL
Scott
Nipigon District Memorial Hospital
Reg Bonazzo
Port Arthur
Royal Canadian Legion
van Norman Street
Bonazzo
Reg
Wycheck remembered for Music City Miracle play and Titans career
Frank Wycheck, renowned tight end and key figure in the Music City Miracle, has died at 52 at his Chattanooga home after a fall. The Titans legend, a three time Pro Bowler, left behind two daughters and three grandchildren, and will be remembered for his 505 receptions and pivotal role in the 2000 playoff upset.
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Music City Miracle
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Chattanooga
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Buffalo
Tennessee
Indianapolis
Jaguars
Jacksonville
Titans
St. Louis Rams
Atlanta
Washington
Maryland
Houston Oilers
Shannon Sharpe
Ozzie Newsome
Kellen Winslow
Amy Adams Strunk
Philadelphia
Wings co founder Denny Laine dies at 79 in Florida
Laine known as a Moody Blues founder singer and guitarist joined Wings with Paul McCartney. He died December 5 in Naples Florida from interstitial lung disease. McCartney praised his talent and humor in a social media tribute. Laine helped write Mull of Kintyre and sang on Band on the Run era tracks.
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Denny Laine
Moody Blues
Paul McCartney
Wings
Laine
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Elizabeth Hines
McCartney
Brian Frederick Arthur Hines
Frankie Laine
Ray Thomas
Mike Pinder
Justin Hayward
Beatles
Linda
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Chic) Sanders
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