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all i had was your birth certificate by L E. Cleary
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
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All the things I remember when I was growing up
My mother was one of the kindest and most gentle person that I have ever know in my life. She had a heart of gold and was always willing to help anyone,even though she had little herself. Mommy was always willing to share what she had. She was a good mother who loved and cherished her children,despite all the difficult and hard times she had. Mom kept her children together when she could have taken the easy way out and abandoned us or put us in foster homes.
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