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Michelle Ball-Hamm
September 18, 2008
To the family: This comes as a shock to see that Aunt Helen has passed I have alot of fond memories of her from when I lived in Conn and when she would come to visit us here in Va. She would always have presents for me and my siblings and she would always tell us that she loved us. I rememeber once when I was little I drew her a picture and she told me it was the best picture ever and when I went to visit in my teen years on her refrig was my picture I laughed because she kept it. I also remember her being a lady of class in all the pictures we have she was dressed to the tee. You couldn't tell her she didn't look good. she made smoking look so good using filters at the end when I started I did the same thing (gave it up) I just wanted to share that my aunt touched my heart in a special way and I will hold her memories forever.
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