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Heather Henson
November 7, 2011
I did not know Linda for very long; we did not see each other very often. But despite this, she had become a special person in my life, someone I felt I would always go to for advice and encouragement. She was so very good at it! I will miss her terribly.
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Tracy Z. Turner
October 31, 2011
I feel your capacity for kindness, creativity and compassion filling my heart every day, dear friend. And I'll keep your picture close to my computer, so I can continue to look to you when I need an editor.
I am holding Howard and Abbie and everyone nearer to you in my thoughts every day. Your deep love for them was so evident every time I spoke to you. You will be so missed.
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