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Rita Anderson
Yesterday
Dr Klavans, I am sure you do not remember me. My name is Rita Anderson. I am a retired I CU nurse that worked at Morton Plant for 31 years. I saw your wife´s obituary and I wanted to express my sympathy to you and your family. What an amazing woman Julie was! She did so much work that made a difference in our world. I was just in New Hampshire visiting a friend of mine, Richard Beaton. Richard was a teacher, and I believe Dean at Shore Crest. He had many wonderful comments about your wife. The coming weeks and even years will bring sadness and sometimes a smile with a fond memory of your many years together. Take care of yourself. Give yourself time to move through this very emotional time. Fondly Rita Anderson.
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