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October 15, 2011
Dear Susan:
Not quite 6:AM PCT when I read of Millie's passing in the NY Times. So many memories. She was very special to me. I have thought of her often over these many years, and miss her still: too many unsaid words. A GREAT FALL is always but an arm's length away.
We extend our deepest sympathies and affection.
Irwin
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October 12, 2011
To the family of Mildred Savage:
Back in the 1980's I had the best supervisor anyone could work for. He had an extensive library from which I could borrow any book that caught my eye. The first book I borrowed was "Parrish". I fell in love with this book and the characters involved. I actually found myself in the background of this marvelous novel watching all of them. I pictured every detail. After having surgery in the late 80"s, my supervisor and his wife visited me at my home during my recovery and he presented my with that novel. To this day I read it once a year in November.
Your mother was a wonderful writer. I hope you will accept my heartfelt condolences.
Kathleen M.
Mark DiBattista
October 11, 2011
Hi Susan!
It's been a long time. Seeing your Mothers name in the paper was sad, and I'm sorry for you and your families loss. Seeing her name brought back fond memories of my youth in the neighborhood, and will be instilled in my memory forever. To me your mother ( when I knew her) was a very understanding, influential, and generous person. She always had something nice to say. The world will be sadden by her passing.
Mark A. DiBattista
Beth Bernstein
October 11, 2011
Dear Susan and family;
I was very sad to read of your mothers death.I have many wonderful memories of seeing her at Norma's house through the years.My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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