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Gregory Neil Manchester: A Character Analysis

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Recently the Manchester family suffered the loss of their loved one, Gregory Neil Manchester in an accident, on March 14, 2016. Greg’s immediate and extended family was genuinely overwhelm with emotions by your exceptional generosity of flowers, food, contributions, cards, and assistance in many ways, not to mention the collective attendance fat his memorial. We will always be thankful for your compassion, treasure the emotionally spoken prayers, and kind words by many. As the year pass us by, and the do every so quickly, remember Greg as the “Old Soul” he was, and that he departed this earth doing what he loved. Remember to be kind, caring, laugh, and be grateful for the opportunities you have with family and friends, spending time doing

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