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Barbara Malisow
August 16, 2008
It all began at a health spa. During
a morning exercise class the instuctor ask that we put our right foot up on the exercise bar. The lady next to me said, "I have a bad knee, could you help me?" My reply was , "I'll need a crane!" It was the beginning of a lasting sisterhood, friendship, and mutual respect for one another. Thank you Norma for sharing your life with me. The windjammer trip in Bar Harbor, spending Thanksgiving dinners together. Norma you have taught me well. You will live in my heart forever. I love you Norma,
Barbara Malisow
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