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Anna Acosta
October 13, 2010
Necochea family: I wanted to say how sorry I am to hear of the loss of Mrs. Necochea. I met her while doing census work this year. She invited me in to her patio so I could conduct my interview. She was so lovely and beautiful. She talked about Morelia (my Dad is from there as well). She spoke very fondly of her husband and the many years they had together. I saw her walking shortly after my first encounter with her; she remembered me and we said hello once again.....she was a lovely, lovely woman. She is one of the few people I remembered during my work with the census; perhaps it was because she took the time to talk and reminisce. I hope I made her day as well. Anda con Dios Sra. Necochea.......until we meet in Heaven. Anna Acosta
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