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Writing a Condolence Note About Someone Who Changed Your Life
Q. I am thinking of sending a condolence message to a neighbor I knew decades ago. I just heard that her father passed away last November. If I had known at that time, I would have attended his funeral even though it would have involved a very long car trip to another state. I do have fond memories of this man, who was a kind and caring person. When I knew him I was a teenager and on the school debating team. He was a big fan and cut out articles from the local paper any time…
Added by Florence Isaacs on June 21, 2012 at 1:15pm — No Comments
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