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Violet Dawson posted a condolence
Monday, February 9, 2026
This is going to be long, but I know Hayward would have wanted his eulogy to be a part of his Tribute Book.
I would like to begin by telling you just a little bit about myself. My name is Violet and I am Hayward's oldest sister. I lived most of my early years with my grandparents, Hayward and Blanche until my grandmother passed when I was ten years old. So, then, I moved back in with my parents Harold and Laura and I noticed something right away and that was that some of the older siblings were calling some of the younger siblings, their babies!? I was astounded by this unusual yet mystifying custom. So, I went to my mother and said, "Please may I have my own baby too?" and I put in a request for my sister Tia as she was an actual baby at the time. To my utter dismay, mom says, "No, no you can't have Tia, Tia already belongs to Diane". I took one look at Diane, sitting across the room with her arms wrapped around Tia and I knew she would not be open to negotiations. Mom could see how disappointed I was and I guess she really wanted me to fit in, so she looks at me with a big smile on her face and says, "I'll tell you what then, you can have Hayward!" and that's the day that Hayward became my precious baby!
In the coming years, I did the best I could. At 13, you know, I hadn't taken good parenting 101, so I neglected to fill Hayward in on some of the facts of life, like, where babies come from. I took him places like to the store and to the shore and I even took him to my classroom for the day. Mrs. Swyers was my home room teacher and she was in the family way, you know and Hayward, only a young boy at the time, could not take his eyes off her belly and he blurts out, "Violet, why is her belly so big?" "Shush, shush" I say "Mrs. Swyers is having a baby". With that Hayward jumps up from his seat and says rather loudly, "Violet, you mean to tell me, there's a baby in there"! Well, the whole class bursts into laughter, Mrs. Swyers isn't too pleased but she comes down to my desk and she just smiles at Hayward and says, "Yes, that's right but I'm not only having one baby, there are two babies in here!" Hayward, awe struck, throws his arms up into the air and collapses into his seat.
I also took him with me to Jim and Sarah Mulcahy's home where he met some amazing people like Jim, his lovely wife Sarah, Larry and Phonse White, Art Messervey, Gordie and Kevie MacDonald, Charlie Mercer, Billy Power, just to name a few. Actually, you know, Hayward's first time on stage wasn't singing and playing guitar. It was step dancing! and what a step dancer he was! Sarah Mulcahy, choreographed the routine, worked with Hayward and she adored him and he adored her. We were all so proud of him and he was just glowing. That may have been when he got bitten by the entertainment bug. Who knows? He certainly went on for the rest of his life entertaining people, be it on stage, in bars, in sheds, in so many people's kitchens, especially the Connelly's kitchen. So much so, that he named his show at the Blueberry Festival, "Phyllis' Kitchen", in memory of the late Phyllis Bennett and Gordon Connelly.
Hayward entertained with that voice that came from the depths of his heart and soul to our ears and hearts. He truly belonged to everyone and them to him. His stories and jokes had us all rolling on the floor in laughter. I remember the first joke he ever told as a young boy, maybe six years old, he says, "Violet, what's black and white, black and white, black and white and black and blue?" and I say, "I don't know Wardie, what's black and white and black and white and black and white and black and blue?" and he looks up at me with this big grin on his face and says, "A nun, falling downstairs! ha, ha, ba, ha, ha ha"
He enjoyed a long career as an entertainer, appearing in shows at the Stephenville Arts and Culture Centers, Aboriginal Showcases, Blueberry Festival and several festivals all across the island of Newfoundland. He was also always there to support charitable fundraising events (too many to name), the most recent being the Bay St. George Sick Kids Telethon. In recent years, he also started performing more with his beautiful and talented daughter, Amber Jane, who by the way knows all the words to the Bob Dylan song "Hurricane".
Hayward, was the most sought after child, especially by our grandfather. Grandpa would come for a visit and we would all run out to greet him and he'd be craning his neck to see out over us, shouting, "Where's Hayward! Where's my name sake?" Little Hayward would come running out, barreling his way through all of us to get to grandpa, jumping up into his arms. Hayward would always have some news to share with grandfather, like he would say, "There was lots of chickens on the road this morning grandpa!" and grandfather would say, "Yeah, you don't say!" and Hayward says, "Yeah, Uncle Nolan's chickens got loosed again".
I jump ahead a ways now to a memory of Hayward as a young man showing up at mom's all dressed up in a three piece suit, shirt and tie with a million dollar smile on his face, 'cause it was games night and the game was, "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" It was Hayward's turn to be the host and he was in full Regis Philbin mode. Well, you know now, he did such a great job playing the role of Regis, that he had us on the edge of our seats one minute and in stitches the next. I can still see my brother Gary (dressed as an Arab Oil Sheik, Prince Ahboo) now why an Arab Oil Sheik was looking to win a million dollars, that's for him to say. Anyway, Prince Ahboo, Gary, gives his answer to a very difficult question and Regis, Hayward, says, "Prince Ahboo, is that your final answer?" and Gary hesitates just a little and Hayward jumps in with "Are you sure, that that is your final answer?" and Gary says with confidence, eyes blinking, "Yes, Regis, yes that is my final answer." and Hayward says, "That answer waaass" (long pause) now we were all holding our breath because we knew that either correct or incorrect was to follow, but when? Finally, Hayward takes a deep breath and in a voice loud and clear and full of excitement says, "Cooorrect! That answer was correct and you now move on for a chance to win one million dollars! Then Hayward gets to Gary's next question and says, "Now, Prince Ahboo, this next question is gonna be really tough, you might want to use one of your life lines here, let's see, who do you have on your list, hmm, Mr. Walter Swyers, MA, BA, MD, Phd, XYZ! excellent choice for phone a friend if I do say so myself. Mr Brian Butt, another excellent choice I may add." Of course, there wasn't anything written on paper, Hayward was making it up as he went along.
Skipping to another memory now. Hayward was a brother and friend to everyone of his brother-in-laws, they all had something special that bonded them in friendship. With my husband Mike that was I'd have to say playing golf. They loved that game so much, they'd be down at Seaside Links as soon as the season opened. Now, Hayward noticed something in particular when he first got to the golf course and that was that there were all these golf balls lying here, there and everywhere. So, Hayward, starts the traditional, yearly, "Spring" Golf Ball Hunt. He noticed that spring, before the grass grew and bushes and trees filled in was the best time for the hunt. So, every spring, off they would go, Hayward, Mike and the Twin, salt beef buckets in hand, ball retriever over one shoulder, would remind one of a page from a Mark Twain book. Then, they would return at end of day with their buckets chalk full of some pretty high quality golf balls. As they were washing them off, you could hear Hayward, "Mike, look at this one a Titlest!" The other thing was that they loved playing so much that they didn't want to stop when the sun went down. So, Hayward shows up all excited this day with his solution to Night Golf. In his hands he's holding "Glow In The Dark" golf balls and "Lite Sticks". For those of you who may or may not be familiar with the game of golf, the lite sticks were for breaking and wrapping around the flag pole. Ingenious.
I can't neglect to mention one of the most unforgettable moments in Hayward's life, aside from the day he met his loving wife, Tina and the birth of his child, his dream came true when he met his life long idol, Canadian Singer Songwriter, Gordon Lightfoot! In spite of Hayward's terrible fear of anything he couldn't step off of or out of onto solid ground, he flew to Toronto, took in a Gordon Lightfoot concert and actually met, spoke to and got a picture taken with his idol backstage! That experience meant the world to him and will never be forgotten.
Hayward was very naturally talented when it came to recreational activities like shooting pool, playing golf and throwing darts. He enjoyed these activities immensely, but what he enjoyed even more, you know, was what these activities brought with them and that was, the company of good friends, a few cold beer "Black Horse" and you guessed it, a shed party! Tina and Hayward had the best shed parties that I'm sure will go down in local folklore. Joined by many other talented individuals (too many to name), the rest of us had the pleasure of just strapping ourselves into a front row seat for a free ride on the "16th Avenue Express"
Hayward, always there, always a part of so many lives, his strength, his honesty, his humility, his deep and abiding faith in God, his willingness to help those in need, his love for his family, his friends, his community, his country was both unfailing and inspirational. We have all been truly blessed to have been a part of his precious life. He will always live in our hearts and minds as we continue to hear his voice and laughter echo through the Halls of Heaven.
When I close my eyes, I can hear the first song he ever sang as a boy, "I washed my hands in muddy water, I washed my hands but they didn't come clean, I tried to do what my daddy told me, oh yeah now, but I must have washed my hands in a muddy stream."
and then the Glen Campbell song, "If you see your brother standing by the road with a heavy load from the seeds he sowed and if you see your sister falling by the way, just stop and say, you're going the wrong way, you've got to try a little kindness, show a little kindness, shine your light for every one to see and if you try a little kindness, then you'll overlook the blindness of the narrow minded people on the narrow minded street."
and I'll leave you now with these words from the Gordon Lightfoot song "The Ponyman"
When it's midnight on the meadow
And the cats are in the shed
And the river tells a story
At the window by my bed
If you listen very closely
Be as quiet as you can
In the yard you'll hear him
It is the Ponyman
And when we're all assembled
He gives a soft command
And we climb aboard our ponies
As in a row they stand
Then down the road we gallop
And across the fields we fly
And soon we all go sailing
Into the midnight sky
Thank you all for loving my precious baby boy.
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marina butt posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
My deepest condolences to all his family and friends. He will missed by all who knew him. R.I.P. Hayward
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Andrew Aucoin posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
To Tina,Alex and Amber and all of the Bennett Family I extend my deepest condolences. I had many days hanging out with Hayward as a result of my best friends being there brother. He was a joy to listen to whether that was singing,playing guitar or telling stories. He was always kind and caring to us. I will treasure those memories forever. Although there are no words to take away the sorrow of Hayward's sudden passing, I believe he is with his parents now and is at peace as they all look down on us now. Rest easy my friend.
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Sierra Meaney posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
I'll never forget the first time I met Hayward; it was during one of the most stressful years of my life, but his contagious smile and hearty laugh made it all better. I never missed a single last-day-of-school because I knew he would be singing in the hallway, and I loved every second of it.
My only personal experience with Hayward was him teaching me how to play a card game; 7's. He told me (amidst many, many jokes and laughs) that many people didn't play it, and he wanted to keep it alive. I will always honor that memory of him.
Gone but never forgotten,
RIP Hayward
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Les and Doreen Goobie posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
We were so sorry to hear of Hayward’s passing. He will surely be missed. Our hearts and our prayers go out to Tina, Alexander, Amber and the Bennett and O’Neill families.
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Julie Clarke Afonso posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Our dear cousin Hayward was the ultimate entertainer - his passionate strumming, thunderous foot stomping and booming vocals paused just long enough for him to tell a joke or share a story about one of his much-loved family members or one of the fellers from home. His smile and his laugh were legendary. You couldn’t help but feel better when you were in his company. And when you parted ways, the days that followed were spent reminiscing — laughing and shaking our heads at his comments and jokes.
Growing up, when we’d go up the coast to visit mom’s identical twin sister (affectionately known as Mom Lol to us) and her family, we were all overwhelmed by how beautiful the Bennetts were. Hayward was like a movie star. Tall, dark and handsome with a real swagger. He was so kind and funny…a genuinely good soul. And then throw that musical talent on top of it - oh oh oh, my son!!!
I count myself both lucky and blessed to have spent more time with him these last few years as he came to St. John’s more often. We had some great laughs with him, Tina and Amber, and just assumed there were more to come. Makes those we had all the more special.
Hayward was a real character and a dear friend and he will be missed deeply by his cousins from his other mother. Godspeed Hayward.
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Aunt Violet Clarke posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
As the son of my darling twin sister Laura, Hayward was very much my son too. He was well-liked by all my children and we will miss him more than words can say. I loved the songs he shared with me on Facebook and listened to them just about every day, often singing along with him. I will continue to enjoy all the videos he shared with me. He will be forever loved and sadly missed.
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Cyndi Archibald posted a condolence
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Tina and family my sincere condolences to you, Alexander, and Amber and the rest of Haywards family. He will be missed by all who knew him. These are trying times, my thoughts are with you.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
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Amanda Price posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Thinking of Hayward’s family at this sad time. Condolences to you all.
Amanda Price (daughter of Bob and Marie Grant)
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Bob Grant posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
So sorry to hear of Haywards passing. Enjoyed his posts and songs. We tried to get together up at the cabin in Corbin last year but unfortunately we couldn't get it to work out. A missed opportunity that we thought we had time to reschedule. To my Bennett cousins and your families my deepest condolences, please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Bob and Tanya.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
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My heart is breaking for you and your family. It’s a hard road which you will be walking, but the memories you’ve made and saved in your heart will guide and support you. I got to spend some time with Hayward a few years ago when we were both in St. John’s staying at Albert’s. It was a wonderful visit with Hayward, Pat and Albert providing the entertainment. My special memory from that evening was watching him and Laura’s son, Keenan, playing together and then afterwards huddled in the kitchen discussing music. He was passing on his wisdom to the next generation, a kind and generous person. Please accept my condolences forall your family, especially Hayward’s wife and daughter. We may not have spent much time together due to distance, but the moments we have spent together are very precious to me and know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Love you all. Mary Anne (Rose)
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Albert Clarke posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Oh my, where to start? Being sons of identical twin mothers we share a few things in common but I’m thinking my earliest memory of Hayward was of him belting out “Folsom Prison Blues” which was probably 1975 ish. Needless to say Hayward’s musical talent had quite an impression on me at a young age along with my own brothers Gerry and Pat. Most get togethers usually involved a few songs and general good merriment and I’m looking forward to continuing that tradition with Amber!
I was fortunate to get to reconnect with him a bit more over the past few years with Amber being here on the ‘East Coast’ going to school. One funny storey that came out this was moving Amber into her apartment during a “Hurricane!” (I can still hear him proclaim “Amber! wind was blowing the tops of the power poles to the ground it was that windy!”). The furniture was gingerly placed in the back of Alex’s truck and wrapped tight to protect it. Hayward and I followed behind Alex and Pat in the truck and as we approached the parkway a gust lifted the whole package out of the truck and onto the road. Alex and Pat were oblivious and kept on driving leaving Hayward and I parked in the middle of the road with the hazard lights on. Well, after the shock of it wore off, and we got out to survey the scene, we looked at each other near fell to our knees in laughter. I think because Alex and Pat kept on going!
Hayward loved to have a laugh and we all loved to laugh with him.
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Charlie Oliver posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Sending our sincerest condolences to Celina their children / family and all who knew and loved his friendship.
God's speed Hayward the angels are all waiting with a story or song request...
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Ben Mercer posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
My sincere condolences to Tina , Amber and Alex and to the Bennett family . Hayward was a friend to me and so many others . I will miss the Jam sessions and stories that brought so must laughter! May he rest in peace!
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Brian LaSaga posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
I was shocked to hear of Hayward's passing. He was such a talented guitarist and entertainer. It's so sad. My condolences to Hayward's family. RIP my friend.
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Marjorie Gibbons posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
To the Bennett Family - my deepest sympathy on Hayward's passing. To his siter Diane, my dear friend , I have requested a tree to be planted with a trunk for strength, branches the outreach for newness and life. While your lives have changed, your memories will be a source of warmth making you smile on the darkest of days reminding you of how lucky you were to have had the chance to share in his life.
Marjorie Gibbons
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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
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Kathleen Mercer Hann and Keith Hann posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Celina and Family and to The Bennett Family, we were very sad to hear of Haywards passing! Our sincere Condolences to all of you at this difficult time! I enjoyed Hayward’s posts of him singing ! Keep all the beautiful memories alive with Music and Song! RIP Hayward! Keep on singing!
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BOB MERCER posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
TO THE BENNETT, O'NEILL AND GRANT FAMILIES.
WE WERE SURPRISED AND SADDENED TO LEARN OF HAYWARD'S PASSING. HAYWARD SHARED MANY OF HIS WONDERFUL MUSICAIL TALENTS WITH MY BROTHERS CHARLIE AND BEN. HIS MOTHER LAURA GRANT BENNETT WAS MY GRADE 6 TEACHER SHE WAS WONDEFUL, SWEET AND PATIENT TEACHER.AND HIS FATHER HAROLD WAS ONE OF THE HARDEST WORKING MEN I HAD THE PLEASURE OF KNOWING. TO HIS WIFE CELINA , CHILDREN , BROTHERS AND SISTERS AND OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS . HIS PASSING WILL LEAVE A BIG VOID IN ALL YOUR LIVES. TREASURE ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES. R.I.P HAYWARD. SINCERE CONDOLENCES .
BOB AND GERTIE MERCER
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Jim Delaney posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Deepest condolences to Haywards family, I am so sorry for your loss. He will be missed for sure. Rest in peace my friend, I will miss our chats.
Jim Delaney
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Joe & Dottie MacDonald posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Violet Dawson and the Bennett family we are sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. I met him many times over the years when he was golfing with Mike. May all your fond memories from over the years help you all through this very difficult time. May he rest in peace.
Joe & Dottie MacDonald
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
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Tina, Amber, Alexander and the Bennett family. We are so incredibly sorry for the sudden loss of Hayward. I know how deeply close you were, and our hearts go out to you all. Please know you’re surrounded by love and being held very close in our thoughts.
Sending our love to you all!
Lorna & Tony Aucoin
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Tamara Madore posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Tina, Alex, Amber and the Bennett/O’ Neill families .. The memories of Hayward living his best life—full of meaning, warmth, and authenticity—are a legacy that will live on in all who were fortunate enough to know him. May those memories bring you comfort and peace during this incredibly difficult time. Sending love to you all ♥️
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
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Working was never boring when you entered the room, the laughter and silliness that we all shared will be in our memories forever. I tried one of your favourite popsicles yesterday now I understand why they were your favourite. Rest in paradise my friend
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
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I moved to St Georges 2.5 years ago. When I started working at the school he gave me the warmest welcome I ever recieved. The shine in my two kids eyes when Hayward would walk into the school and join in on their Christmas concerts and playfulness of their classroom. All 3 of us are sad to hear he is no longer with us, but the memories he has provided will live on in us for a life time. We may not see you Hayward but we know you're with us and those kids everyday. Rest in peace my friend
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Janice Kitchen posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Hayward was such a big part of my life in St. George’s. Pretty much everyday Monday through Thursday for the last 6 years he would stop in my classroom with this story or that (well usually more than one story). He never failed to take real interest is our drama club, always asking if I needed any help. He was so proud of his family always telling me how they were doing. I will miss him and his big laugh very much.
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Laura Farrell posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
As a good friend of his younger sister Tia, the Bennett family were always such a joy to visit. It was an extra special treat when Hayward was there to entertain us with his beautiful voice and musical talent.
One of my favorite memories, that I carry to this day, is sitting around a campfire near the family home with the Bennett crew and Hayward playing and singing until the sun came up!
Deepest condolences to Hayward’s siblings and, to Celina, Amber and Alexander and to other family and friends. I can’t imagine the void that his passing has left and you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
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Sending our deepest condolences to Tina and families. May he rest in peace, Hayward will be sorely missed.
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Tuesday, February 3, 2026
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Stella and Werner Binder posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Our condolences to Tina, Alex, Amber, as well as the entire family and friends of Hayward. During this difficult time may you find comfort in all the memories and beautiful music you have of Hayward.
RIP Hayward
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Mike Daugherty posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
I first met Hayward when we both worked for the Community Employment Corporation. He was a great guy with a great talent, always stopped for a chat and a story. You will be missed my friend. Congratulations to his family and friends. May the memories you share help guide you through this most difficult time. Rest easy buddy.
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Gladys Marche posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Glenn and I were devastated when we heard of Hayward passing. We always enjoy bumping into him and having a good chat and we enjoyed his music and listen to his songs quite often on Friday nights .It was normal for us.
to have a glass of wine and then listen to him sing. He’s was such a beautiful, person with an outstanding voice. He inspired our daughter Alison it pick up the guitar again and when she visited the school he always made time to give her pointers and suggestions ( That’s Harvard) he will be missed but never forgotten . Sending love to the family
Gladys & Glenn Marche
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