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                <text>This section is pretty self-explanatory.  Like just about with everything on this site I am way behind.  If this site gets to stay active after I die (this possibility sits with Vassar College), eventually everyone on the site could be in this section.  I am thinking if it stays active, whether I would like to have someone else add people to this section as they die, including me.  Of Course this information would have had to cross their paths. That is something I need to think about.  If I arrange for that to happen I would have that person or those people indicate that they are the ones who added a particular name.</text>
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              <text>Charlie Carriero. Charlie Carriero was married to Nancy Glaser, who is Trudy Sullivan's daughter. Trudy was Paul, Teddy and Billie Sullivan's sister and is now dead. Nancy Glaser is the sister of Patty (Glaser) Orlowsky.  Charlie Carriero's obituary can be found in the Cape Cod Times, July 1, 2003.nn"Charles P. “Chuck” Carreiro, 50, who leaves a brother on the Cape, died unexpectedly Friday at his company after a brief illness.He was the husband of Sheila Ann Carreiro and the former husband of Arlene Jane (Ahola) Carreiro.Born in Norwood, Mass., he graduated from Marshfield High School. He lived in Cumberland for the past 16 years after living in Foxboro. He was owner and operator of Detailing Plus Car Reconditioning in Franklin for the past 14 years and was previously a machinist at Bird and Sons in North Walpole for 20 years. He enjoyed cars, woodworking, spending time on boats, fishing and making models."</text>
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