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May 25, 2013
Mrs. Deck, Arlene, was such a grand person.  I became acquainted
  with Arlene as my customer at Nordstrom.  
I recall a first encounter selling her a blue Castlebury ensemble.
   She defied her age and had the skirt shortened and it looked fabulous! 
    Over the years I felt privileged having acquired her friendship.
Several of us gals in the store helped her celebrate her 80th birthday with lunch in the cafe and a special cake.  she was admired and loved by many of us.
     And, I might mention that her sidekick Ed was a lovely man. His
assignment was to drive and hang on to her purse when necessary
and he did a splendid job!
      Always, we shared a hug and kiss and occasionally an I love you.  Arlene was something wonderful!   Suzanne. Buttinger

I enjoyed our visits, you have touched my heart.
Ronda McDonnell
May 17, 2013
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