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Phyllis Canter
March 11, 2009
Dear Alan, Peggy and Liz,
What I remember most about Sally is
her great laugh at a good joke. I'm
sure you have wonderful memories to
help you through this very difficult
time. Please accept my sincerest
condolences to you and your families.
Love,
Phyllis
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