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March 18, 2012
I will always remember your mother's love of the game of bridge. She generously shared her knowledge with us. We will miss her cheery disposition. Donna Rosenstock
Sandy Gregory
February 26, 2012
You lived the exact life you wanted to live and, for that, I'm so proud. When I think of you, I think about how much you loved the beach, having a delicious martini, and playing a fun game of cribbage. I think about how much you treasured your kids, grandkids and your delightful little great-grandchild. I'm happy you are finally at peace. I love you, Mom, and will miss you more than you can imagine.
Sandy
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