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Couple celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary

April 6, 2020
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Janet and Stanfield Reay.

Janet and Stanfield Reay recently moved back to Frome after 30 years in Chapmanslade and celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary this week.

They said, “it is so good to be back in Frome even closer to friends and family and to continue the work with Rotary.”

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