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David Anderson
November 6, 2010
Victoria was the first friend I made in graduate school, and remained one for a quarter of a century. She was loyal, empathetic, and supportive, and had a keen mind and a wonderful sense of humor. I have fond memories of her family's graduation ceremony for her in Center City, Philadelphia, as well as her trip with Anton to Mammoth Cave. My wife and I miss her greatly. Please accept my condolences.
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