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Old 03-13-2009, 10:36 AM #1
Judith Judith is offline
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Default Bron Andrews (Aussiebron), 1945-2009

This morning I received an email from Bron's daughter that her mother had passed away in Melbourne, Friday evening, March 13. She had been gravely ill and the doctors said she suffered from multiple organ failure. She had had PD for about 17 years, along with heart problems.

Bron had friends at many PD web sites, including this one, and she will be remembered for her sense of humor, creativity, and courage.

I will forward any messages of sympathy and comfort that anyone would like to send the family. They can either be posted here or sent to me in a private message.

May she rest in peace. She is free from her Parkinson's.

Judith
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