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Liam, the mayor of his small hometown, is holding
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Can I have your attention, Please. Thank You.
Thank you for coming today. Jim’s family is going to have a service and a burial but I wanted to take a moment as a community to remember Jim. The first time I met James R. Machado, Jimmy back then, he was 8 and I was 6 and we were in a summer production of Johnny Appleseed.
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End: From morning ‘til night, he walked. He was living his life in a way that was outside of what we were used to.
He is survived by his Uncle Walter, his sister Alma, and his mother Ida.
Paige-White, Jenni and Wegener, Amy, eds. Humana Festival 2015: The Complete Plays. Playscripts, Inc. New York, NY. 2016.
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