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Beverly Brigantia
February 25, 2009
Kyla, I hope you remember me from our college days at Albany State (I was Beverly W. then). I found this notice by accident and was fascinated to learn the story of your mother's life--who knew we both had ancestors in Poland earlier in the century. I am sorry for your loss, but at least your mom had a long, full life and your care at the end. If you get this please get back to me and if I ever get back to Albany maybe we can get together and catch up on our lives--my parents are gone and my brother moved away but I still have one old friend there and some high-school acquaintences. Take care!
Joanne Genovese
July 3, 2008
What a beautiful story. Your loss is surely Heaven's gain.
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