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Margaret Clark
September 22, 2010
Dear Free, Fran, Bill and Marcy,
Thank you for letting me/us know of Aunt Free's death last Tuesday. She will be deeply missed and warmly remembered for her wonderful sense of humor, curious mind as well as keen intellect, and practical kindness. Please know that I'm thinking of you in this time of loss. Peace to you, Margaret
Marge &Doug Jones
September 19, 2010
Always loved seeing, talking and being around Free. She was an asset to the Y and will be missed. So sad to hear this news but now we all have an angel in Heaven guiding us.
Mary Elizabeth Clark
September 19, 2010
Free, Fran, Bill and Eva: Your mother was a Renaissance woman - intellectually curious, vital and warm. I will miss her. Mary Elizabeth Clark (Beckwith's daughter).
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