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Lissa Forbes
March 24, 2008
Dad lived a good long life. He took things in stride and rarely seemed to worry about anything. I will miss him. I will cry because that's what I do, but mostly I will continue to honor him as I go out and speak about life story work. To see more about his life, go to:
http://sacredheartfeltmoments.blogspot.com/2007/06/through-windows-of-time.html
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