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Ange Cilli Cole, Formerly of Sag Harbor, Celebrates 100th Birthday

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Ange Cilli Cole celebrated her 100th birthday at the home in Walden, New York, of her daughter, Deborah DeJesus, left. COURTESY DEBORAH DEJESUS

Ange Cilli Cole celebrated her 100th birthday at the home in Walden, New York, of her daughter, Deborah DeJesus, left. COURTESY DEBORAH DEJESUS

authorStephen J. Kotz on Sep 24, 2024
Ange M. Cole, a member of the Cilli family of Sag Harbor, celebrated her 100th birthday on Saturday, September 21, at the home of her daughter, Deborah DeJesus, in Walden,... more

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