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I have found that the GAB has been very uplifting for me and how I wish that my mom was still alive so that I could get her stories.  There are so many things that I would like to ask her and know about all of the things that she left me.  I would also like to know more about my father and his stories about his life; unfortunately they are both gone and I have to rely on my memory of the things that they told me and my brother over the years.  I am planning to share my stories with my niece who is most interested in the family history which will also give her a better understanding of who she is.  This is such a wonderful way to leave your family legacy to be passed down through the generations.  THis has also inspired me to research my family geneology too. 

LL

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