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Lindsey-Brooke Keeton
January 5, 2007
I was also a student of Miss Morton at Westhampton School. She was a memorable teacher who instilled lifelong lessons.
Randy Bellet
January 4, 2007
I had dinner with Miss Morton about five years ago at Westminster-Canterbury. It was a delightful evening. She had taught me English and French in the seventh and eighth grades at Westhampton.
David Gambill
January 4, 2007
I remember Miss Morton as one of favorite teachers at Westhampton School. She nurtured my love of the English language.
Many years later, I ran into her at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden and she remembered me, even spoke to me first!
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