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jennifer kirk
January 4, 2006
I remember Great Aunt Doris for her endless energy and enthusiasm for life and all there is to explore and experience. She had a smile that lit the room. What a wonderful woman.
Elizabeth Hein
January 3, 2006
Doris was an amazing woman. I enjoyed our countless hours talking about fashion, our shopping trips and lunches. I do not know a more fashionable woman than my Great Aunt Doris.
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