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Happy Birthdays

Just a note that this week some of us Loretto(a)'s had a birthday. May 23, Loretto Beninger, May 24, Loretta Huza, May 25, Loretto Woods. These ironic dates and not well known I think! Loretto Beninger and I are the same age but as she always pointed out to me she is older. That used to bother me but now she can have it! LOL I remind her of the time my sisters and I went to spend some time at the Beningers in Don Mills. Margaret who is three years older was told by Loretto that she will play with her because they were the older ones. I was younger so I could play with Louise and Mary!

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robbyblogger said…
Congatulations one and all of my L cousins whether you finish with an "A" or an "O" I hope you enjoyed your day!

Your much younger cousin Rob
Kevin Ford said…
Happy Birthday ladies !!!!
Happy Birthdays Loretto(a)'s younger and older!

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