Wife of Francis Aloysius O'Neill. Aged 65.
She was survived by both her husband and her her father, Michael J. Kiely, Sr. along with her five children: Eleanor (William) Gill; Jane (Robert) Gill, Dorothy (Mathew) Kokoszka; Francis A. Jr. (June) and Charles; five brothers, John, Michael,Theodore, Edward and Howard Kiely and a sister, Elizabeth Atkinson, 20 grandchildren, and numerous nieces, and nephews.
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I was only five when Grandma O'Neill died, but my clearest memory was at Christmas time when my parents told me I could have a candy cane off the tree. As I reached for it, a branch caught on my sleeve and the tree tipped over into my grandmother's lap. I ran into the kitchen yelling, "The Christmas tree fell on Grandma." My father moved like lightening and righted the tree. By that time, I was sobbing, but she picked me up and said, "Honey, it's all right. The angel just wanted to come down and give me a kiss."
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She was survived by both her husband and her her father, Michael J. Kiely, Sr. along with her five children: Eleanor (William) Gill; Jane (Robert) Gill, Dorothy (Mathew) Kokoszka; Francis A. Jr. (June) and Charles; five brothers, John, Michael,Theodore, Edward and Howard Kiely and a sister, Elizabeth Atkinson, 20 grandchildren, and numerous nieces, and nephews.
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I was only five when Grandma O'Neill died, but my clearest memory was at Christmas time when my parents told me I could have a candy cane off the tree. As I reached for it, a branch caught on my sleeve and the tree tipped over into my grandmother's lap. I ran into the kitchen yelling, "The Christmas tree fell on Grandma." My father moved like lightening and righted the tree. By that time, I was sobbing, but she picked me up and said, "Honey, it's all right. The angel just wanted to come down and give me a kiss."
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Wife of Francis Aloysius O'Neill. Aged 65.
She was survived by both her husband and her her father, Michael J. Kiely, Sr. along with her five children: Eleanor (William) Gill; Jane (Robert) Gill, Dorothy (Mathew) Kokoszka; Francis A. Jr. (June) and Charles; five brothers, John, Michael,Theodore, Edward and Howard Kiely and a sister, Elizabeth Atkinson, 20 grandchildren, and numerous nieces, and nephews.
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I was only five when Grandma O'Neill died, but my clearest memory was at Christmas time when my parents told me I could have a candy cane off the tree. As I reached for it, a branch caught on my sleeve and the tree tipped over into my grandmother's lap. I ran into the kitchen yelling, "The Christmas tree fell on Grandma." My father moved like lightening and righted the tree. By that time, I was sobbing, but she picked me up and said, "Honey, it's all right. The angel just wanted to come down and give me a kiss."
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She was survived by both her husband and her her father, Michael J. Kiely, Sr. along with her five children: Eleanor (William) Gill; Jane (Robert) Gill, Dorothy (Mathew) Kokoszka; Francis A. Jr. (June) and Charles; five brothers, John, Michael,Theodore, Edward and Howard Kiely and a sister, Elizabeth Atkinson, 20 grandchildren, and numerous nieces, and nephews.
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I was only five when Grandma O'Neill died, but my clearest memory was at Christmas time when my parents told me I could have a candy cane off the tree. As I reached for it, a branch caught on my sleeve and the tree tipped over into my grandmother's lap. I ran into the kitchen yelling, "The Christmas tree fell on Grandma." My father moved like lightening and righted the tree. By that time, I was sobbing, but she picked me up and said, "Honey, it's all right. The angel just wanted to come down and give me a kiss."
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