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Originally Posted by alamostation
October 22, 2012 will be my aunt Hazel's 100th birthday.
She was a kindergarten teacher for more than 40 years in upstate NY, then held various jobs and positions in charitable organizations.
Up until two years ago she was very active. In fact she was running volunteer services for a senior citizens facility. Then she broke her hip and had to go live with my cousin.
She is still very sharp mentally, but limited physically.
I would like to ask as a personal favor for anyone who can, please send her a birthday card. Just say "Happy Birthday Aunt Hazel" and sign your name. It will give her hours of entertainment trying to figure out who you are. I would like to flood her with birthday cards.
The address is:
Hazel Bennett
c/o Sue Personius
4002 State Place
Fredricksburg, VA 22408
Thank you if you can do this for me.
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Say,
I had a great aunt live to 102. On her 100th, my sister, with whom Irma lived on LI, got the local US Congressman to get some sort of officlal recognition shoved into the Congressional Record and iirc she also received a commemorative declaration from the US Congress.Pols live for this stuff. It's their job. And it's election season.
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Call your Congressman"
Hazel might get a kick out of that.