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This is my Home Page so far.
I made it in
remembrance of my motherAgnes (Keefe)
Diamantopoulos
That's her below on my daughter Diane's Wedding Day, August
19,1989.
Click on the picture directly
below for an Irish medley (w/lyrics) sequenced by
Barry Taylor.
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Agnes Theresa Keefe
09-17-12
12-23-95
Lowell,
Mass.
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Song Title
"An Emigrant's
Daughter"
By
Barry TaylorIf you click on
the picture directly above, you'll see the lyrics
and learn of Mr. Taylor's reason for writing this
song.
I chose this tune because my maternal
grandmother came here from Ireland around the
turn of the century and it made me think of the
hardships she must have had to endure.
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Click below.
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"Follow me
for some Irish music!"
And after the
Irish songs, try some...
If you want to try
a really great recipe, click on the image.
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Click on the leprechaun for some Irish
history.
Click on Zorba and his fellow dancers for some
Greek
history.
The following MIDI songs, with the
exception of the first two, are French Canadian
tunes sequenced by
Barry Taylor. If you click on his name
you'll be taken to his Canadian Tunes site, where
you can find the lyrics to many of his songs.
I chose
these for my brother-in-law,
Roland "Mickey"
Paquette
beg
like
that).