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Rita Robinson
January 17, 2023
Aunt Jo! You lived a long faith-filled life. Always counted on you to pray for me and my family! Fond memories as a child visiting you at the cloister with Uncle Ted
playing the piano.
And also writing letters to you as a child. You wrote so beautifully.
And you were the best hostess when I visited you in Virginia and Florida many years ago.
Having such a big family it was hard to get together much....but when we did there was joy and love and laughter.
My hope is you are having an even greater joy - not known on this earth - with Our Father who art in Heaven. And Mary and Joseph and all the saints and angels. I love you. Muah. One of your many many nieces. Rita Marie
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