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    The Memento

    Mar 24, 2020 3 minutes
    By Lynn Walker Gendusa, ROSWELL, GEORGIA

    from the wall to admire my new shadow box. I’d just had it framed. The piece fit perfectly into an empty space on my dining room wall. Inside the box was a doll my soldier brother John had sent me in Georgia from Vietnam back in 1966. Every time I moved, the doll moved with me, but I never seemed to find the right place to put her. She

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