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Jo-Ann Carol Marion Green
On October 20, one of the earth’s most beautiful flowers dropped its last petal.
As the oldest born to Donna and Fred Eagan, Jo-Ann received early experience teaching her siblings: William, Patricia (James), and Robert (Cynthia). Jo-Ann used these skills at the Dresden Area Central School where she taught for over a decade.
It was during this time she met the late Richard Green.
As a wedding gift, she received parents-in-law Rodger and Velma, …
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Jo-Ann Carol Marion Green
On October 20, one of the earth’s most beautiful flowers dropped its last petal. As the oldest born to Donna and Fred Eagan, Jo-Ann received early experience teaching her siblings: William, Patricia (James), and Robert (Cynthia). Jo-Ann used these skills at the Dresden Area Central School where she taught for over a decade. It was during this time she met the late Richard Green. As a wedding gift, she received parents-in-law Rodger and Velma, …
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