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Death Becomes Her - Page 2


© Betty O. Spangle
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One hundred and two years old, and she died knowing her own mind, knowing her own body, and with a contented smile on her beautiful, worn, old face.

Life was her reward, and indeeed, death did become her.

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2.   Mar 14, 2001 10:53 PM
Betty, I can visually your grandmother being more alive than ever and still eating for life. I won't tell you that I am sorry about your loss, because I don't look at death as a loss. My mother's pa ...

-- posted by biogardener


1.   Feb 22, 2001 5:55 AM
Betty, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful lady! Thank you for sharing a small part of Simona with us, and for giving us a tiny part of her wisdom!

You and ...


-- posted by scottishgirl





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