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March 16, 2013
Dear Nana,
Thankyou for always loving me. And Thankyou for the new coat and hat set, I love it...How do you get that moth ball smell out? Wish you were still here...Love Terry
Leonard D'Ostuni
March 8, 2013
Dear Ed My sympathy to you for the loss of your beloved wife, always remember our square dance days. Len
March 6, 2013
Nana: I did not get to see you before you passed. I love you and will see you one day in heaven.
Your grandson, Tim
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