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i speak english, spanish, and some french

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I went to a methodist preschool but my family never went to church or raised us with any type of religious practice. I was an atheist at one point but now I have faith and I also believe in ghosts and bigfoot and other cryptids.

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my cat, me and two remaining grandparents (dad's mom and mom's dad), and my parents

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this is the biggest photo of my family i could find. it's me, my brother, my mom, my dad, my dad's twin, his wife, and my two cousins. also my dad's aunt and uncle.

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she died this year, if you read the article you can see that all three of her kids died before her. one in 2011 (my grandma), and two in 2016.

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Read the Obituary and view the Guest Book, leave condolences or send flowers. | SALLY COLEMAN LEBANON, VA - Sally Margaret Johnson Coleman, age 92, passed away Tuesday, June 20, 2017 surrounded by her loving family. Sally was born October 11, 1924 in Pike County, KY to the

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a map of moco (montgomery county)

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this is an article posted about my grandfather after he passed away. this contains many things i didn't even know about him, and it doesn't include many of the not so positive things i know about him. my dad aka his son thinks this needs to be fact checked and includes lies of omission.

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CHESTERTOWN - Fondly remembered by many for his 45 years as a veterinarian at Chestertown Animal Hospital, Dr. Michael "Mike" Forney, who passed away New year's Eve at the age of 73, also was an Air Force veteran, outdoorsman, world traveler and philanthropist.

Forney died at his Big Woods Farm near Kennedyville from complications of pancreatic cancer. He was born Oct. 17, 1941 in Detroit. His father, Robert Forney, had moved there to teach before returning with his family to Chestertown, in 1953.

While in Chestertown High School, Forney often worked in his father's jewelry store on Cross Street. He was also a member of the local Boy Scout troop, of which his father was scoutmaster.

After graduating high school in 1959, he joined the U.S. Air Force and saw service as a weather specialist in Seoul, South Korea - an experience he credited with giving him his life-long love of travel. He reportedly visited some 60 countries.

After his military service, Forney earned an undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland and a veterinary degree at the University of Georgia. He then returned to Kent County, where he and Dr. Ralph Buckel founded Chestertown Animal Hospital in 1969.

Forney was an all-around veterinarian, working with pets, farm animals and even wildlife. Friends recalled him venturing out onto frozen ponds in midwinter to free ducks and geese caught in the ice. On the memorial page created by the Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam funeral home, one former employee at the animal hospital said her "first experience holding a rat and a snake" came under Forney's supervision.

In addition to working in Kent, Queen Anne's and surrounding Eastern Shore counties, Forney served for 10 years as a consulting veterinarian for the Bustamante family of Ecuador. When they purchased a herd of Holstein cattle from Kent County, Forney accompanied the herd on their flight south. He remembered landing in Miami so the herd could be milked before the journey resumed.

In a phone interview Wednesday, Jan. 6, Buckel said Forney took care of the business side of their partnership, handling hiring, supplies and other details of the operation. He described the partnership as being "like a marriage," saying the two remained friends through all the ups and downs of the business.

Forney was always concerned with the future of the animal hospital after the founders were no longer active, Buckel said. He said Forney "did a lot of benevolent things without publicity."

"He liked being around people," Buckel said. Because of that, Buckel said, Forney kept coming back to the animal hospital to work for 14 years after he "retired."

Buckel said Forney was especially interested in birds. He recalled a trip Forney took across country "collecting hawks" for a friend. He also remembered Forney's experiment raising emus.

Forney enjoyed working with veterinary students who interned at the animal hospital, Buckel said. Forney was also known for a mischievous deadpan sense of humor, which sometimes came out if one of the students was "a bit queasy" about a procedure. "He liked to push them," Buckel said. "He would tell them, 'Remember this, there'll be a quiz.'"

Many of Forney's friends, clients and coworkers recalled his willingness to go the extra mile - sometimes at considerable personal inconvenience - to give an animal the best care possible. Several of them wrote on the funeral home's website of how he helped them face the trauma of having to euthanize a beloved pet.

Kay Pinder, one of Forney's high school classmates, wrote in an email Jan. 14, "Like 98% of Kent county, Mike doctored my pets and those of my in laws. In the mid 70's he stitched up my cat's leg in his kitchen one night. With great compassion he put down my dog and my in law's animals while my husband held them."

Others told of Forney's generosity. On the obituary website, Sabine Harvey said Forney donated many vegetables to the Victory Garden at Kent County Middle School. Others told how he treated their pets at no cost when he knew they couldn't pay. His sense of humor, too, was a constant theme. "Looking back through our high school yearbook, I see Mike was voted the guy with the best sense of humor," Pinder said.

Another high school classmate, John Walls, remembered the day before the class's senior prom, when Forney recruited a group to skip classes and get mistletoe to hang in the gym.

For those who would like to make a contribution in Forney's name, the family suggests the Humane Society of Kent County, the Kent Association of Riding Therapy and the Animal Welfare League of Queen Anne's County.

A memorial service for Forney is being planned for a later date.

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CHESTERTOWN - Fondly remembered by many for his 45 years as a veterinarian at Chestertown Animal Hospital, Dr. Michael "Mike" Forney, who passed away New year's Eve at the age of 73, also was an Air Force veteran, outdoorsman, world traveler and philanthropist. Forney died at his Big Woods Farm near Kennedyville from complications of pancreatic cancer.

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this is where i was born and have lived my entire life. it's a subset of gaithersburg, maryland and is a diverse, urban area.

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(both west asia regions for both parents are middle east)

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this is all i could find about my living grandma's family

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this is all i could find about my living grandma's family

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both my parents have taken an ancestry.com dna test