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godparent
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godparent
a person who stands sponsor to another at baptism


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She has flown out her god daughter Dionne Bromfield, above, and her mum to St Lucia to join her for a festive blow out.
3am: Mistletoe and Wino by The Mirror (London, England)
She leaves her life partner and soul mate Brian McCoy of Worcester; her parents, Jack & Ann (Cole) Larrabee of Oakham; a daughter, Bethany Ann Dowd; a son, Shawn Brigham; three brothers, Timothy, Amel & Daniel; 8 sisters of her heart, Sandie Adams, Mary Lambert, Rhonda Wentzell, Ella Wilson, Bethany Gomez, Laura Daley, Sherene Marshal and Amy Shelby; and a god daughter Queen Acres.
Jessica L. (Larrabee) Dowd, 31 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Byline: Susan Lee LAST week my god daughter broke her arm She's apretty, sweet natured thing so her wails -and the fact her arm was hanging at a funny angle -alerted mum and dad and off they all trooped to the Countess of Chester hospital.
Susan Lee's column: Leagueof their own by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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