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The Georgetown community has lost one its most beloved members 鈥?a dedicated volunteer and a consummate professional with a penchant for dressing up.Graeme Goebelle, who was Georgetowns 2012 Citizen of the Year, died at the age of 88 on Sunday, Dec. 12, according to the Jones Funeral Home.Describing him as a man of great integrity, Doug Penrice, of Georgetown Lions Club, said that Goebelle had contributed so much to the town through his volunteer work and fundrai
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