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Susan Brannon
December 10, 2007
Aunt Barb was very special. I loved to hear her talk about growing up and all the things she and her siblings, including my dad,
did. She had a wonderful sense of humor and amazed me with her facial expressions and gestures-because at those times she looked just like my dad who lived 2100 miles away - for more than 20 years. I made my mom cry the day I told her that Aunt Barb said I(out of all the grandkids) most resembled Grandma Brannon - Mom said "kinder words were never spoken". Thank you Aunt Barb. I love you and miss you.
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