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They could have been separated by race. Instead, they were united by mutual respect.
Lillian Stokes is gone now. Henry Petrilli, almost 95, eventually moved from Illinois to Wellesley and then to North Hill in Needham.
Time and distance didn t change Petrilli s admiration for the woman he thought of as the sister I never had. The two met on the job, while working for the Illinois Department of Welfare. It was wartime, and Lillian took over her husband s job while he was in the service.
Lillian was Black. Petrilli, 19 at the time, is white, and Lillian was the first black person he really got to know. As the two co-workers became friends over the the next three years, Petrilli gained insight into what it meant to be part of a society where skin color defined one s place.
No, young Jasper wasn t under arrest.
Wellesley Police Chief Jack Pilecki and several day shift officers had stopped by the 6-year-old s Suffolk Road house to surprise him with a big thank you.
Jasper is a kindergartner in Sarah Bracken s class at St. Joseph School in Needham. As part of a school project, the children wrote small notes of thanks to familiar figures around town. Jasper s thanks went to the police, the firefighters, the Recycling and Disposal Facility, the postal carrier, and medical workers. He and his dad, Daniel Apicella, then walked to the post office to mail them. (Since the notes were so short, Daniel included a note of explanation for the recipients.)
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