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Michell Webber, of Quincy, MA, passed away on Friday, March 3, 2017, after a brave and graceful battle with cancer. Michell is survived by her husband, Bill Bowen. She leaves behind many close friends as well as countless skating students.
Michell taught figure skating for more than 35 years. Both in Lake Placid, NY as well as the Boston, MA suburbs. She was a competitive figure skater in her childhood and a triple Gold Medalist.
She loved most sports. She was an avid skier and boater that loved being outdoors. Michell was most comfortable at the beach, right by the ocean.
Michell was that person that lit up any room. She had a zest for life and believed she could climb any mountain. She loved animals, especially dogs. Michell was a tough nut. Once you broke through her shell, she was a very sweet person. She was never lacking with a joke and a smile. She always spoke so proudly of the people close to her.
This fund is solely for the purpose of helping underprivaldged that can't afford figure skating lessons and or the need to purchase skate.
We thank you for your kind donation.
Michell taught figure skating for more than 35 years. Both in Lake Placid, NY as well as the Boston, MA suburbs. She was a competitive figure skater in her childhood and a triple Gold Medalist.
She loved most sports. She was an avid skier and boater that loved being outdoors. Michell was most comfortable at the beach, right by the ocean.
Michell was that person that lit up any room. She had a zest for life and believed she could climb any mountain. She loved animals, especially dogs. Michell was a tough nut. Once you broke through her shell, she was a very sweet person. She was never lacking with a joke and a smile. She always spoke so proudly of the people close to her.
This fund is solely for the purpose of helping underprivaldged that can't afford figure skating lessons and or the need to purchase skate.
We thank you for your kind donation.
Organiser
Bill Bowen
Organiser
Quincy, MA
