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Subject: Mom did something pretty special this morning

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Rick

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Date Posted: Tuesday, September 07, 11:43:54pm

without even realizing it.
Dollie passed away at about 3am. They told her a day or two earlier that if she passed away during the night that she did not have to call anyone until morning if she didn't want too. Ann, Tiffany and Dillon slept there last night so mom decided not to call anyone until the kids left for school in the morning. Dillon, he's 6, really loved Aunt Dollie so just when he was about to go out to the bus, he asked if he could go in and say goodbye to her. Mom had checked her and Dollie's eyes were closed and she just looked like she was sleeping so mom said he could go in but to be very quiet so he wouldn't wake her. Dillon went in alone and when he came out he said, "I just kissed her hand and told her I love her. She didn't wake up." They told the kids she passed away while they were at school, so Dillon will always think he got to say goodbye to her. There's nothing wrong with that.

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