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November 16, 2009
All our sympathy goes out to Ellen's family--especially to our good friend Susan. Ellen was a sweet, gracious, and courageous woman--we're so happy we had the good fortune to know her a little. We'll never forget her humor and adventurous spirit when she visited us here in the northwest--she even slept in our waterbed! She was also an amazing cook--we remember her corn pudding fondly.
Our hearts are with you in your grief.
love,
Janice and Tina in Indianola, Washington
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