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protected each other from a bully when they were younger. “They were more than just family, they were best friends,” Angeloni said.

When he wasn’t on missions, he liked to keep busy by handing out beanie babies to Iraqi children. Cabrini’s radio station, WYBF, held a drive just before Christmas break in order to collect goods and beanie babies for McGowan to give out.

McGowan’s mother, Bobbie, helped collect dolls for him and his fellow soldiers to give out.

McGowan’s remains were flown into Dover Air Force Base in his home state of Delaware on Monday, March 7 and funeral service are expected to be held next week.

Michaela McGowan’s friends hope to a hold memorial service for her brother, “He was her life,” junior elementary education major Maureen Cooper said. Her friends also have a card that they plan to give to Michaela next week when they attend the funeral. For those who would like to send their condolences, the card will be available Tuesday, March 8 and throughout the week in the Wolfington Center.

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