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Grief and the Winter Holidays

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The Holidays are a difficult time for those grieving a loss of a loved one.  Share your traditions and memories, and discover ways to create new ones.


Join with others who share similar feelings of loss and grief.


 


RSVP’s Encouraged. Walk-ins Welcome.


 Call Brian Gray,Bereavement Coordinator                 860-523-3888

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