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Cathy Mullarney
October 23, 2011
I know we are far from each other, and our visits have been few and far between, but I still feel close to all of you in Uncle Garth and Aunt Lucy Etta's family, through my mom Phyllis. What fun memories of the visits after your long car rides north, cramming ourselves into someone's dining/living room, or out under Grandma and Grandpa's tree on those cold metal lawn chairs. Aunt Lucy Etta had the gentlest tinge of a Texas accent, and was always so nice. I wish you all the best as you let your memories suffice, and remember all the best times. I hope there's a face to face visit in our future. Love, Cathy
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