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November 21, 2009

Today's Santa Fund donors

Today's Date: Nov. 21, 2009

Today's Total: $1,515.00

Total to Date: $9,158.40

Richard and Lorraine Gunderson$25

God Bless us all. Que dios nos bendiga a todos, from Yvonne Marrero$20

In loving memory of our beloved son, Bryan Nelson, from Majorie and Harry Nelson$100

In memory of my dad, Harvey and my mom, Edith, from Bobbie$10

In memory of Bumpy, from the Gallagher family$100

In loving memory of my wife Barbara A. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Mitry Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cerami Sr., and granddaughter Sophia B. Chasse, Love, Henry$50

In memory of loved ones, from Alice$15

Mary and Neal Nadelson$50

In memory of deceased family, from a Friend$25

Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Christmas all! from Jose and Eleanor Silva$10

In loving memory of Irene M. Cyr, from Anna Enos$15

In loving memory of Alec Stackelin and Henry Duff. Two really great guys who are loved dearly and missed so very much by their family, from Claire Duff$100

In loving memory of Shirley I. Martin, from her Family$50

In memory of my wife, Mary Elizabeth Bostwick, by Frank J. Bostwick$25

In loving memory of my brother John and everyone else who I have loved and lost, from Tammy L. Baker$25

Stan Davis$100

A Merry Christmas to all the men and women who serve in the military, from Robert and Johanna Wegner$100

Merry Christmas, from Jackie and Bill$20

Peggy Campanella$25

Peace, from Anita and Lev$25

In memory of Dorothy and Thomas Keogh, from Frances Keogh$200

In memory of Dennis Blanchette, from Frances Keogh$100

In memory of Edna Winn, from Frances Keogh$100

In memory of Mavis Avery, from Frances Keogh$50

In memory of Estella Fish, from Frances Keogh$50

In memory of all the deceased of the Crocco and Palese families, from Gelsomina Palese$25

In loving memory of Irene and Nelson Keough$100

How to give

Donations may be sent by mail or in person and are accepted in cash, check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Donations can also be mailed to: Eagle-Tribune Santa Fund, 100 Turnpike St., North Andover, MA 01845.

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