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Gram Like a Little Girl Again.
Susan Wardrope
August 1, 2008
Gram and Mommy and Me
Susan Wardrope
August 1, 2008
Grammy! I'm so glad to know that you are in a safe, warm place with your Mommy and Daddy and all your brothers and sisters. I know you look forward to seeing all of us again, but I also understand that you wish that to be a long while.
I enjoyed our last real day together as I was once again gladly appointed "Grandma sitter". We watched cheezy English movies, played cards, and ate tons of food. You were the absolute highlight to my Orlando vacation.
I love you as much now as I ever have and I will see you and Gramps again one day.
With all my deepest love.
Your Granddaughter,
Susan
kay wardrope
July 30, 2008
I know that Mother was looking over us this past weekend as Mary Ann, Joe and I remarked together about the wonderful life we have because of our parents. We remembered the good times, the love and support that was in abundance. We miss them very much.
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