Jennifer Fitzpatrick, 71

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Jennifer Fitzpatrick Catching Your Memories

Today’s guest and her husband are retired now and making the most of their time together. They keep busy with chores, hobbies, and family, but once a week they choose someplace interesting and fun to visit. It’s an opportunity to enjoy each other’s company and to explore Maine. You never know where you might find them!

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A few pictures

Jennifer Fitzpatrick and her mother
Jennifer, 2, with her mother Beverly
Jennifer Fitzpatrick as a little girl
Fort Point Light, Stockton Springs, Maine/Conversations About Aging. Adobe Stock
Fort Point Light, Stockton Springs, Maine
Fourth order fresnel lens at Fort Point lighthouse
Fourth-order Fresnel lens
The circular staircase in the square tower
The circular staircase in the square tower
Heading to the lantern room
Heading to the lantern room
Michael and Jennifer Fitzpatrick wedding picture/Conversations About Aging
Michael and Jennifer’s wedding day May 20, 1978 
Jennifer and Michael in 2019
Jennifer and Michael in 2019
Jennifer and her grandchildren
Jennifer and her grandchildren, 4th of July 2019
Collage of places Jennifer and Michael Fitzpatrick have visited in Maine.
Oh, the places they’ve been. Recognize any?
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