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Remembering Margaret Larkin

MARGARET Larkin was a very devout Catholic and was regular for mass at Bell House in Hayes and Botwell Church.

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00:00, 1 DEC 2010
Updated17:24, 30 SEP 2013

MARGARET Larkin was a very devout Catholic and was regular for mass at Bell House in Hayes and Botwell Church.

I knew her since 2002, when I came to Hayes from India.

She was very affectionate and caring. I miss her, can't imagine that I will not receive her Christmas wishes this year.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family and the neighbours who indeed miss her being around.

God bless.

FATHER PAUL JOSEPH

Burry Port Wales

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