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This Special Book Includes the Names of Family and Friends Who Have a Light Shining in Their Memory on the Dougie Mac Tree This Christmas This special book includes the names of family and friends who have a light shining in their memory on the Dougie Mac tree this Christmas Moy Abberley Elizabeth Abbey Rose Abbey Dennis H Abbott Dotty & Barry Abbotts Josephine Abel Josie Abel Absent Family & Friends Andrew Adam Carol Adams James Noah Adams John Adams John & Ethel Adams Keith Roland Adams Leslie Adams Lucy & Albert Adams Margaret Adams Mary Adams Neil Adams Pauline Ann Adams Shirley Adams Thomas & Mary Adams Val Adams Yvonne Adams Jack Adamson John Adamson Tina Adamson Frederick Aggus Kitty Aggus Michael Ainsworth Bernard & Cecilia Akers Alan Anthony (Tony) Alcock Barbara Alcock Barry James Alcock Beryl Alcock Brenda Alcock Edith Alcock Fred Alcock Harry Alcock Jean Alcock John Alcock John & Muriel Alcock Joyce Alcock Kathleen Alcock Ken Alcock Kenneth Alcock Laura Alcock Roy William 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