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By SHAWNE K. WICKHAM
New Hampshire Sunday News Staff
Sunday, Sep. 13, 2009
Mary Josephine Ray, 114, became the oldest U.S. resident after the death Friday of a 115-year-old California woman who was considered the oldest person in the world.
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YOUR COMMENTS
God Bless you Mary!
- anthony, methuen,ma
Congratulations to her,its nice to see something positive in the news.
- bill, seabrook
CONGRATULATIONS MARY JOSEPHINE RAY!!!!!
- Terri, Manchester,NH
god bless her
- Billy Rollins, Barrington NH
Guess she chose to "Live Free".
- Doug, Derry
AWESOME! What an incredible story. Thank you for sharing it. God bless this woman and her family.
- Cherry, TEXAS
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