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Georgette W. Amowitz-Gorchoff
January 3, 2007
Susan emailed the sad news and although we're not able to be with you physically, please know that our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. We send you love with sincere condolences.
Georgette and Nathaniel Gorchoff
-- "George" and Nat --
Susan & Neil Schlossberg
January 3, 2007
Deepest sympathies
Mike Amowitz
January 3, 2007
Susan saw Rick's email about 11:30pm and forwarded it to the rest of us. I found this site and will pass them the link. I'm sorry to learn of Nat's passing and that none of us can be there later today. Please accept my deepest condolences and pass my best wishes to the family there.
Love,
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