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Geddes mom who lost both sons starts support group to help grieving parents heal

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Geddes mom who lost both sons starts support group to help grieving parents heal — Syracuse Dining news

GEDDES, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- A Geddes mother who experienced the unimaginable heartbreak of losing both of her sons is now helping other grieving parents find comfort, connection, and hope. Nancy Chappell lost her son Steve in 2018 after he was murdered at a Chili's restaurant in DeWitt. Six years later, in 2024, she lost her [...]

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