Such a sad story. If you have a reclusive relative or friend, find him or her and make sure everything’s OK.
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This was sad, I hope if anyone recognizes this kind of gentle soul in their own family they will act on staying in touch. This type of person sometimes falls “off the grid” when they retire. RIP, dear Miss McNulty.
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Very sad, indeed. That’s why it bothers me so much.
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Wow – that’s heartbreaking.
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She was my first band director. It would have been 1973. I ended up majoring in Music Ed and was a band director for 35 years. When I retired I looked up my former teachers and was so saddened to see what happened to her.
Rosemary Gillis Buetikofer
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Wow, I never thought my post would reach someone who actually knew her. Thank you so much for reading it and leaving your comment.
As I get older and less financially stable, I often think about this story, and hope that I never find myself in the same situation. These days, it could happen so easily.
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