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Sandwich Democratic Town Committee to honor Senator Kennedy today

08/27/09 · 11:47 am :: posted by editor     

Committee asks that others join them in honoring the Senator at 1pm today

The Sandwich Democratic Town Committee is planning to congregate along Route 6 at the Sagamore Bridge area adjacent to the Christmas Tree Shop today at 1pm.

The committee asks that others join them in honoring Ted Kennedy for his service to the Commonwealth and the Nation.  The committee asks that attendees bring flags and signs.

A private family mass will take place at the Senator's home in Hyannisport at 12pm today. At approximately 12:30pm, Senator Kennedy and his family will depart Hyannisport by motorcade en route to Boston.

For more information about the Sandwich Democratic Town Committee, visit their website here.

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08/28/09 @ 4:38 pm
estherandson [Member] writes:
In the Jewish Religion, every Friday night we morn for the rest of our lives family members we lost. A father, mother, a child, a grandmother, grandfather.
As a symbol of our loss, at the funeral, A piece of a tie, is cut is cut off from a husband,father, or eldest son.
Due to the cost of fabric in today's economy. a bit of ribbon, is pinned on now to our coat to show of their loss.
We indeed have lost this day. I see the face of a giant leader that will never fade or dimish his out reaching to all Americans. It is time to say goodbye.
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