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Old 08-02-2008, 11:37 AM #5
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We have very similar backgrounds (except that my family went through Ellis Island from Russia).

Annually, to privately celebrate my deceased relatives lives I write each one a letter. This is also done for some friends that I lost in the early 80's. (I mail each of them to myself and they are never opened.)

Writing to each of them has helped in many ways.

Write a letter to your dad periodically. It helps. It honors him.

BRAVO TO YOU

-Vic
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