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Article: A Place For Aunt Annie

Last post 08-26-2008 11:10 AM by Beth Mathiason. 1 replies.
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  • 02-10-2008 7:56 PM

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    A Place For Aunt Annie

    For a lucky few, there was an adult—other than Mom and Dad—who made their childhood special. Perhaps it was a beloved teacher, or a grandparent, or an extended family member. But for Diane Ricciotti, her Aunt Anna Williams was that person.  “It was always special when I got to spend time with Aunt Annie,” says Diane of her mother’s sister, who had no children of her own. “As a child, I would visit her on weekends sometimes, and we always had so much fun.”

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    A place for Aunt Annie was a great story to read about. We are in the beginning stages of helping our mom. I am hoping to have a happy and successful story as well. Deborah Parke has been our Elderly Advisor and she has been awesome. Thank you for sharing your story about Aunt Annie.
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