The good doctor was always in, and involved
Dr. Horace Blood examines a patient in the 1980s. Blood made huge contributions in the doctor’s office and in the community. Monitor file
Dr. Horace Blood’s Crystal Springs Farm in East Concord. Monitor file
Published: 5/31/2021 8:00:16 PM
The last time Steve Duprey saw Dr. Horace Blood was during Market Days two years ago at the grand opening of the Bank of NH Stage.
Duprey and Blood had been instrumental in renovating a crumbling eyesore into yet another prized place for entertainment, joining the Capitol Center for the Arts.
“His son and daughter brought him to that,” said Duprey, whose investments over the years have helped revitalize downtown. “He had that same laugh and the same twinkle in his eye. I was surprised he didn’t ask me for money. You absolutely needed to have him on your board.”
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I’m stranded in Atlanta and cannot get back home to Houston. Anything will help. Please my dog is scared without me I have facial appointments to take tomorrow morning and I don’t want cancel their back to school facials $starasiasab pic.twitter.com/gsj1hReDaP STEM + SKIN ™| DOES SUNBLOCK KNOW SHES COLORIST?? (@ Starsabreep) March 8, 2021
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