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Date Posted: 01:58:07 09/30/19 Mon
Author: people far more important than this meaningless website.
Subject: I hope that when I die that I had lived a full life and that I will be remember by
In reply to: My thoughts also. 's message, "Thank you" on 21:34:15 09/29/19 Sun

>>>
>>>An obituary will appear in tomorrow's Monday,
>>>September 30, 2019 issue of the Milwaukee
>>>Journal-Sentinel newspaper for former Miss Milwaukee
>>>1944 and Miss Wisconsin 1944, Elsie (Elyse) Sutter
>>>Oddo. Her obituary will also appear on the
>newspaper's
>>>website tomorrow as well.
>>>
>>>It was first posted here of Elyse's death on Tuesday,
>>>September 17th, the day after she died in Florida at
>>>age 95, told here:
>>>http://www.voy.com/136833/37786.html#post
>>>
>>>Again, check tomorrow's print and online Milwaukee
>>>Journal-Sentinel newspaper for her obituary. At the
>>>time of her death earlier this month, Elyse was the
>>>earliest former Miss Wisconsin and the oldest.

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This is probably the only place that will and has remembered her. -- I think the 1940s and 1950s winners were more interesting., 12:27:49 09/30/19 Mon
- Quit brow beating us about this. You can force people to care about -- a Miss Wisconsin from the stone ages., 12:29:28 10/01/19 Tue

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