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Don Roussell
November 22, 2008
I was a friend and colleague of Anne's at Burlington High School. The early morning coffe group as well as the lunch group was a highlight of my school day. She loved reading the papers and especially any type of list that was printed in the paper. I can still see her sitting in "her" seat, smoking a cigarette and leading a conversation on a news issue or school issue. She "ran" the faculty coffee and donut concession in the break area and used the proceeds to offer a scholarship at the end of the year to a deserving senior. When she retired from BHS, the school was never the same. I am very sorry to hear of her passing; however, I give thanks for having known her.
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