Nancy Driscoll

Dear Tom and Family,
I just learned about Nancy's passing. I had sent her an email several months ago, and realizing I hadn't received a reply (very unusual), so I looked up the obituary.
I'm saddened, and I also recall what a wonderful woman she was.
I treasured my visits with her and with you.
Many Blessings to you and your family.
David Winett

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