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Yn weinidog gydag Eglwys Bresbyteraidd Cymru, mae'r Barch Powell-Davies hefyd yn treulio deuddydd yr wythnos yn gweithio fel caplan yng ngharchar Altcourse, Lerpwl, lle mae tua un o bob tri carcharor yn dod o ogledd Cymru'n wreiddiol.
She leaves five daughters, Karen Barch, and her husband Michael, with whom she lived with in Charlton, Jo-Ann Wight, and her husband Ted, of Riverside, RI, Geraldine Ducharme, and her husband Bob, of Charlton, Doreen Euloth, and her husband, Mike, of Saco, ME, and Sharon Davis, and her husband Steve, of Holland; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Caption: Joe Murray, director of public affairs for Fidelity's Merrimack regional center, presents Samuel Barch with the Fidelity Investments Innovation & Technology award, which is given to a student whose invention reflects the company's commitment to flexibility, innovation and creative uses of technology.
 
 
 
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