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Spy Moment: Honoring John Ford at Easton’s Rails to Trails Park

July 9, 2020 by The Spy

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Just a stone’s throw away from the late Town of Easton Council President John Ford’s house is the gateway to the Rails to Trails Park entrance. It seemed like the perfect location for naming a tree is his honor to his thirty years of public service to the town he loved so much.

With Mayor Robert Willey leading the dedication this morning, over a hundred of John Ford’s friends and colleagues gathered to pay their respects to a special town leader. John’s wife, Peggy, did the honors of the unveiling of the plaque, and expressed her gratitude to the town for acknowledging her husband’s devotion to Easton’s civic life.

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