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Melissa Gordon
April 17, 2024
I worked with Carol at Washington platform and she was hilarious! one time she had worked an entire shift with the rear end torn out of her jeans unbeknownst to her, and when she found out, her response was "Great! Now I know no one's looking at my @$$, anymore!" So sweet, good hearted, and funny. God bless her. I know she will see Jack again, she always missed him so much.
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