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Barbara Lewis-Baker
November 23, 2009
To - Mr. Peter Hellman and family.
What I am feeling right now is hard to put into words. I am so sorry to read of the death of your beloved mother. She was such a lovely person. The weeks I cared for her was so enjoyable. We had some interesting conversations. She was such a creative person in her quilting. She was quite excited about the arrival of her new great-grand child. God Bless you all and you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Barbara Lewis-Baker
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