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Karen Burham
September 15, 2020
Betsy was my cousin, nine years older, and we spent time together from the time I was very small. We were more like sisters than cousins. We lived together for a year in college - me as an undergrad while she studied for her MBA, and the "sister" in us really shone! We "hooked" our Horns faithfully! Though we lived in different cities, and sometimes different states and countries, she was always there for me. As mentioned, she definitely had that ability to see the good in you that you could not see for yourself. I love and miss you Betsy! You will forever live in my heart!
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