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January 5, 2011
I never got to meet Melinda..but over the years we talked on the phone...many times while my Mom was sick and dealing with cancer.
Melinda was so positive...and I felt like I knew her. On November 3rd she called me and told me that the doctor said he wasn't going to continue her chemo anymore...and she had maybe 3 months. We talked about having lunch one day before she left this world...but that never happened... Melinda I will always remember you my friend... Your heart was so pure...and you were so beautiful! I will miss our talks... Taree
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