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The Town of Musgravetown is mourning the loss of Deputy Mayor Lee-Ann Greening, a respected community leader whose dedication to public service spanned two decades.

Greening served on the Musgravetown town council for 20 years, making a lasting contribution to the community through her commitment, kindness, and willingness to serve others. Her passing was announced by the Town of Musgravetown, which described her as a caring person who always welcomed others with a smile.

Throughout her years of service, Greening developed a strong connection with the people and organizations that make up the Musgravetown community. She held a particularly special place in her heart for the Musgravetown Volunteer Fire Department and the Firettes, reflecting her appreciation for those who dedicate their time to helping others.

Town officials, council members, and staff expressed their deepest condolences to Greening’s family and friends as they cope with the loss. Her colleagues remembered not only her years of public service but also the warmth and compassion she brought to those around her.

Lee-Ann Greening was a resident and community leader in Musgravetown, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. However, details about her age, personal background, and family life have not been publicly provided in the announcement.

The cause of Lee-Ann Greening’s death has also not been disclosed publicly. Therefore, no specific cause of death can be confirmed based on the available information.

Her death leaves a significant absence within the Town of Musgravetown, where she spent many years working on behalf of the community. Her dedication to the town, connection with the volunteer fire service, and kindness toward others will remain part of the legacy she leaves behind.

The Town of Musgravetown and its residents continue to remember Lee-Ann Greening with gratitude and extend their sympathy to everyone affected by her passing. May she rest peacefully, and may her years of service and love for her community never be forgotten.