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Subject: Re: Things are changing in Newburgh

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Date Posted: 17:54:57 01/22/10 Fri
In reply to: Beaufort Bobby 's message, "Re: Things are changing in Newburgh" on 04:06:32 01/22/10 Fri

45 yrs. ago I met a girl from Wallkill, NY who moved to Wellington. Her husband was transferred out here. We became good friends. When I had my son she came over to watch our 2 girls the day I came home from the hospital. A few years later the company he worked for closed and they moved back to Wallkill. When I took my oldest grandson who was about 5 on his 1st plane trip he wanted a hamburger for his dinner but my aunt had none so we went to a store in Walden. Who should walk in, my friend. That was the last time I talked to her but every Christmas we send cards and keep each other up on the latest news.

Here's a good topic, have you ever gone on vacation and met someone you knew from years ago?

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