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WATERTOWN â Kennedy Quigg said to a crowd of hundreds that the tragic deaths of her mother and her business partner do not define their lives. The grieving daughter encapsulated a slate of speakers at a vigil Saturday evening that didnât just highlight a career of excellence, but exemplified Maxine M. Quiggâs and Terence M. OâBrienâs devotion to their community, friends and family. Three children of the real estate brokers who were shot and killed Wednesday afternoon at their agency, Bridgeview Real Estate Services, spoke to a crowd gathered on a silent Public Square, three days after their mother or father died. There were tears sheds, people exchanged hugs, but most importantly, there was laughter as memories of Mrs. Quigg and Mr. OâBrien were shared by speakers. It helped as a community grieving together from a tragedy began to heal. ....