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Doris Speranza
March 11, 2012
Paulie,
Sorry to see you have left this place, but I know that you are in a happier and better place. You were one of my favorite brother in-laws (hope you knew that). Glad that your suffering is over and you are at peace. I will always watch over your daughter, Jean, so please don't worry about her. Tell my dad I said hi and when my time comes (hopefully not for a long time though, haha), we will have fun like we used to when we lived on Saratoga Street while he was alive and life was easier then.
Love,
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