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Date Posted: 04:27:26 09/27/07 Thu
Author: Catie
Author Host/IP: h124.243.213.151.ip.alltel.net / 151.213.243.124
Subject: Neysa
In reply to: Neysa 's message, "Catie.........." on 17:25:59 09/26/07 Wed

My sister in law is a registered nurse and works in a nearby hospital. Sorry, other than that I couldn't tell you much about her. I don't even know her maiden name. She and my brother have been divorced for what seems forever. I have only met her 2 times! She comes from a large Catholic family, although she herself is not a practicing Catholic, as far as I know. Unless that area has many catholic churches, I am sure then you have most likely attended mass with her Mom or sisters or brothers.

The town indeed offers little to young ambitious folks from what I've always heard. That's one big reason why my nephews no longer live there. I doubt they will retire there either.

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Catie............. -- Neysa, 09:58:20 09/27/07 Thu [1] (user-38lci0n.dialup.mindspring.com/209.86.72.23)

Up to 1995 there were seven Catholic Churches. Today there are only three. I hope you enjoyed your stay in my town when you were here visiting with your friend from college.

Although, not a pretty town with its coal banks. It used to be a very friendly town. Now, the coal banks are covered with lovely green trees, thank goodness.

It is just amazing what a small world we live in.

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