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anmarie pearson
September 23, 2010
I met Myrtle a few times through Frank, her husband. Frank volunteered for a dozen years at my workplace. He was a poet and a gentleman, and he spoke often and fondly of his Myrtle. The few times I met her, I found that she was a perfect and patient partner for his gentle teasing. The last time I saw her was at Frank's funeral about 10 years ago.
May you find peace, Myrtle, and enjoy your reunion with Frank. Give him a squeeze for me.
Fondly,
Anmarie Pearson
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