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Bart Ruff
December 18, 2018
Ginny, I didn't know you were gone. I only learned tonight as I searched for your address and addressed an envelope c/o Victorian Towers with a Christmas card. You were a wonderful person. I can still hear your voice, your laugh. I remember the first time I met you, in 1982, when I was 18 and a beach tagger, and you and Ed would do your walk on the boardwalk after just retiring to Cape May. Later you both would befriend my grandparents, and then take my grandmother Nadine McAllister to the Women's Club meetings at church. That was the highlight of each month for her after my grandfather died. I remember Ed's voice as well, like it was yesterday. You were both at my wedding, and met our 2 boys. It's been 3 years since we stopped to see you at your apartment and went to get ice cream with the kids. I knew we needed to do it again but clearly time does not wait, you have now passed at 97 and the 18 year old you met in 1982 is now 54. I hope I too enjoy going on long walks like you and Ed did in retirement. RIP Ginny. - Bart Ruff and family
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Bonda Garrison
July 14, 2018
Dear Raymond, Richard and Robert,
Cliff told me of your Mom's passing. I am so very sorry. I liked her so much. She was always so cheerful and encouraging. She loved all of you so very much and was proud of all of you too. She would always fill me in on the latest for each of you whenever we talked. I know that she is with the Lord she loved and happily alongside your Dad again.
In deepest sympathy,
Bonda Garrison
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