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Brittany's Speech

This Speech was written by Brittany Maragoni. Daughter of Debbie (Mathews) Marangoni and Mark Marangoni.
Last night (fri.march 27th) Debbie hosted a party at her house. Everyone had a great time, stories were told, some not appropriate for this blog and it was great to have another chance to visit with everyone. Thanks very much to Mark and Debbie. Next time Debbie clean the oven first!!

Comments

robbyblogger said…
I see a historian in the making.
Well done Brittany!!!!!!
patdean said…
Brittany, you're quite the writer! Exceptional form, engaging style, riveting subject matter. Extra points for mentioning the blog too ;-).
I am duly impressed.

love pat.
colleen vennard said…
What a wonderful story teller!
Kevin Ford said…
Now thats impressive!Im going to print that!!Deb , Im sure you could be a fine writer as well if you just let go of peoples earlobes.
Kathleen said…
Brittany I'm giving you a standing ovation!!!!! Well captured. You did good kid!!
Loretto Woods said…
That was wonderful Brittany! You brought tears to my eyes thinking about how lucky we all are to be part of this wonderful family!
Thanks everyone! Brittany is so flattered with the compliments. It was great to see everyone last week despite the circumstances. I know lots of pictures were taken, unfortunately none with my camera. I'm wondering if anyone has some to share.

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