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Arlene & Michael Greenstein
November 15, 2008
Dear Peter,
Our thoughts are with you and your children at this time of sadness. We know the remembrance of Sheila's strength & courage will continue to be a presence in your life. Our loved ones will live on in their gifts to us, while we, in turn, will pass them on to others.
We will never forget our memorable trek together to the top of Masada. Under the warm Israeli sun it was a time of discovery & joy.
Affectionately,
Janice Spada
November 9, 2008
It was my honor to be Sheila's dentist. She was a serious woman but I also saw her fun loving side. One day we accidentally bumped into each other on Coast Guard Beach as she rolled out of the surf while body surfing. I had never seen her smile like that before. May her spirit be at rest and join the energy of the tides.
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