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Anniversary

Posted by David Hardy · 20 March 2006 12:10 PM

March 20. Twenty one years ago I lost Bill Avery, my father in law and best friend. Yup, the two aren't ordinarily synonymous. My then-wife, Frances, was pregnant with his grandson.

In May, 1985 Mark was born at Fairfax Hospital. Eighteen years and a couple of days later, Frances died in Fairfax Hospital, and I buried her next to Bill. Here's a website memorial to them.

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2 Comments | Leave a comment

Eric Salem | March 20, 2006 7:07 PM | Reply

My condolences to you. Life can be so cruel sometimes.

James R. Rummel | March 22, 2006 1:28 AM | Reply

I'm terribly sorry, David.

James

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