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frank murphy
May 14, 2011
carole, we are very sorry about the passing of dear sophie.I'll always remember her nice friendly face she was a lovely lady.
May 13, 2011
Carole, I am going to try to make it to your Aunt Sophie's wake, tomorrow. If I don't get there, I want you to know how sorry we are about your loss. How lucky she was to have a loving, caring niece like you.
Mary Ann O'Hara
May 13, 2011
Carole, I am sorry I never met "Aunt Soph". I always admired your
loving relationship with your Aunt, who lived a long life and sounds
like one terrific lady. I am sad for your loss, but happy that
you had her in your life long enough to store a treasure of good
memories.
Pat Heraty Caldwell
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