Aunt Roberta Hazel Earl Gray

davidsmith208
Nov 11, 2018
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As I jogged though the park I listened to myself playing the Earth Prelude and watched the leaves falling. I thought of my Aunt. I tried to see which fallen leaf was my Aunt as there were many. That’s my feeling about the Earth Prelude and how I remembered her. Dedicated to my Aunt

Roberta Hazel Earl Gray (1935-2018) on this day.

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