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Ronald is survived by his daughters Leah Zang and husband Kevin and Suzanne Dell and husband Will; his sister, Elaine Letourneau and husband Marc; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Thomas was the devoted father of Stephanie Richardson and her husband Ralph of Quincy, Marlo Samproni and her partner Jennifer of Braintree, Camie Fulton and her husband Scott of Braintree, and Francette Kelley and her husband Brian of California.

Sylvia is survived by her beloved husband, Claude Cyr; her children, Mark Cyr and his wife Roxanne Cyr, Elaine Perkins and her husband Todd Perkins, and Karen Cummings and her husband Scott Cummings.

Loving father of Linda Larese and her husband Wayne of Westfield, Raymond and his wife Renee of Melrose, Patricia Fennessey and her husband Robert of Nashua, NH, Lee J. and his wife Rosemarie of Saugus, Mary Devereaux and her husband Dash of Nashua, NH.

She is survived by three daughters, Tracy Zorichak and husband Richard, Anita Fomin and husband Dimitry, Tina Pryor; a son, David Morin; 14 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; her sister Denise Beacroft and husband Bernard; and a nephew, Stephen.

A non-Muslim woman who flees from her non-Muslim husband and accepts Islam can remarry without divorce from her previous husband, as her marriage with non-Muslim husband is Islamically dissolved on her fleeing.

A woman on the scene says she believes a red truck parked in the driveway is her husband's truck and is afraid one of the victims inside may be her husband.

Devoted mother of David M. Hallsen and his wife Maureen, Donna M. Brennion and her husband John, all of Quincy, and Elaine A. Sundblad and her husband Ronald of Naples, Fla.

Early today, she chased her husband with a Panga knife and the husband managed to escape together with their two children.

In “Anatomy of a Fall,” she plays a woman who may or may not have murdered her husband; in “The Zone of Interest,” she plays a woman turning a blind eye to her husband’s murders.

In the months that followed her husband’s death, O’Hara received more calls and one in-person meeting implying that her husband’s death had been more than an accident.

Later helping husband, Reuben, taking care of their farm, then again with second husband, George.

Matet was with husband Mickey Estrada, Ian brought his wife Jen, and Lotlot came with husband Fadi El-Soury.

Recalling how she met her husband in the same interview, she had said, “When I met my husband, I did not know it was a big deal.

She is survived by a brother, Joe D. Clayton, Tyler and children, Linda Mesler and husband Tracy, Nocona, Vicki Jones and husband Tony, Bowie, Claire McWilliams, Irving and Ben Lovette and wife Mary, Wichita Falls.

She leaves behind her sister Pam and her husband, Phil Lau, of South Carolina; brothers Denys Arsenault of Maine and Kenneth Arsenault and Steven Arsenault of Connecticut; and her sister Lisa and her husband, Brad Smith, of New York.

Brenda is worried about the impact on her husband’s health, “My husband and I have both worked hard all our lives and never claimed benefits.

Gloria was predeceased by her first husband, James Boyd, her second husband, Alfred Tourigny; her brother, Hubert “Rudy” Fougere and his wife, Claudette (Michaud).

Harry is survived by his daughter Joyce Dianne and her husband Eric Linderman & Dixie Lynn and her husband Chris Jordan; as well as his grandchildren Jackson Finch, Arabella and Abigail Linderman, and Troy and Brady Jordan.

Her husband, Roger Brocksom, died in 2001 after having dementia, shortly before her on-air husband in The Archers had Alzheimer’s, and her son David, a dancer, died after suffering from alcoholism.