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Mt. Calvary Cemetery to Receive More Than 50 Abandoned Cremated Remains

By Phaneuf | Phaneuf News and Events | 11 March, 2016

Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium and the Cremation Society of New Hampshire have collaborated with Mt. Calvary Cemetery to create a “home” for the abandoned cremated remains of more than 50 people. On Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 9 a.m., Bishop Peter Anthony Libasci will preside over a Mass at the Mt. Calvary Chapel to honor and accept the unclaimed souls.

The names, hometowns, and dates of birth and death are listed here in hopes that a friend or relative may recognize the names and attend the services, or even make arrangements to provide a final resting place with other family members. You are welcome to join us for this very special service.

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