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May 9, 2007
Martha,
I am sorry to read of Tommy's death. We've been out of touch for so long I didn't know where to send a card but I wanted to let you know I was thinking of you.
Mom is often in Mary's and my thoughts, we miss her still, such a kind and loving person. How lucky we were. We see Gladys out walking Zackary. She continues to be well.
I have remarried and presently live in Hatboro, PA and will soon be moving permanently to our home in Brunswick GA. My address here in Hatboro is 46 Fairview Ave.
I hope this note finds you well. Please extend my sympathies to Jo and Twm.
With love,
Margie Smith
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