Monroe Times Obituaries

Caroline Mae

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28-12-2024

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The Monroe Times offers its deepest condolences to the families and friends of those we remember this week. These obituaries represent a small selection of the lives that have enriched our community. Each individual's story, though unique, contributes to the rich tapestry of Monroe's history.

[Name], [Age]

[Date of Birth] - [Date of Death]

[Write a short paragraph (3-4 sentences) summarizing the deceased's life. Include key accomplishments, professions, hobbies, and family details. Use positive and respectful language. Example: John Smith, a lifelong resident of Monroe, passed away peacefully at the age of 78. A dedicated teacher at Monroe High School for over 30 years, he was known for his passion for history and his kind demeanor. He is survived by his wife, Mary, and three children.]

Survivors: [List survivors with their relationship to the deceased]

Services: [Include details of funeral or memorial services, if available. If private, simply state "Private services will be held."]

[Name], [Age]

[Date of Birth] - [Date of Death]

[Write a similar short paragraph summarizing the deceased's life, following the same format as above.]

Survivors: [List survivors with their relationship to the deceased]

Services: [Include details of funeral or memorial services, if available. If private, simply state "Private services will be held."]

[Name], [Age]

[Date of Birth] - [Date of Death]

[Write a similar short paragraph summarizing the deceased's life, following the same format as above.]

Survivors: [List survivors with their relationship to the deceased]

Services: [Include details of funeral or memorial services, if available. If private, simply state "Private services will be held."]

Note: The information provided above is an example and should be replaced with accurate details for each individual whose obituary is being published. Please ensure all information is factual and respectful of the deceased and their families. Contact the Monroe Times for submission guidelines.