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Raymond Rose
February 9, 2006
Mallory, I will miss your smile and your energy. You were my dad's favorite cousin and my Uncle Rod's wedding wouldn't have been the same if I hadn't had you to talk to. I'm sorry I couldn't be in New York today but you have and always will be in my heart.
Nancy Day
February 8, 2006
I have loved and admired you since we were students at Hartridge. Your 50th birthday party was "simply the best..." Thank you for sharing apart of your life with me.
Auf Wiedersehn Mallory..til we meet again...
Alessandre Singher
February 6, 2006
Your spirit for life will always live within me..Blood sisters since the age of 2..I will always adore you
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