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Maryann Cerola
October 18, 2010
Harriet, I will remember you always, for on that horrid day, 9/11, you took us, three frightened strangers, into your home...you consoled us, protected & reassured us...we'd just stopped to sit on "a step"...how fortunate for us that it was YOUR step. Your inimitable laugh, your distinctive style, your true kindness & your endearing humility defines you & will live after you. Thank you, Harriet............
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