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Pam Colburn
December 16, 2016
One of the things that stands out to me about Aunt Phyllis was her devotion to her family. I remember her at a family reunion in Kewanee rushing around caring for her kids. I was impressed by that even as a young child.
In recent years it was good to get to know her as an adult. She was kind to me and my family when we visited here in Fl. Sarah and I each have a tea towel she crocheted for our kitchens. My memories of her are good.
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