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| − | I emailed Remembering gina, and I got this response: | + | I googled Glenn Barhyte's password, and found a Dutch site with it. I translated it, and it means satisfaction. |
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| − | From: stories@rememberinggina.org
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| − | To: patheticvigil@hotmail.com
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| − | I'm Gina's Aunt Gail and I'm maintaining this website for my sister, Gina's mother. Thank you for your remembrance of Gina. So many people have moved away from the old neighborhood that it's easy to forget how many people are still here. When we first moved here, I can remember we used to all sit on the stoops and the whole neighborhood knew each other. But that was before the Stratalinni's Grocery on the corner was burned down--I remember Gina and her sister used to beg for quarters to go down there and buy candy.
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| − | It was a different place then. Now I know my son will never allow my new grandson to go down to the avenue on his own. Everybody is locked up tight in the evening, we don't see each other. It takes a tragedy to remember we have neighbors.
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Revision as of 13:09, 10 April 2008
I googled Glenn Barhyte's password, and found a Dutch site with it. I translated it, and it means satisfaction.
Hope this helps.
