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Mason Marangakis

December 22, 2020/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Jeri Lynn Ferguson
Born: 1995
Died: 2020
My Tribute: Mason had a beautiful but troubled soul. He was kind, compassionate, loving and yet he battled a darkness within himself that he simply couldn’t harness and contain. He masked his pain and troubled mind. He had a disease. He had an addiction. But neither of those things defined him. He was my son. I loved him then. I’ll love him always. And miss him with every breath I take.

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