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Answered: Would like to donate in Memory of a friend who ...

You can donate to any organization in memory of someone who has passed. Many times the funeral home will assist with donations or you can simply contact the organization and ask where to send memorial donations. In your remittance, include your information and the information of the survivor so ...

Posted by Beth Meyer Williams 6 months ago

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One hundred twenty six and no/100------- Best wishes, Tip

Posted by tiptopmanager 5 years ago
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Answered: Memorial co.

From your topic it looks like you know the cemetery in question? Have you called them? They may have a computer listing so they can narrow down your search and tell you what section he is in. If you live in this city go search yourself. If you live in a different city, here is a web site for you ...

Posted by LindaRuth 3 months ago

Answered: How does one acquire a person to reread, reread, reread..and give

you join a writing group. I suggest the one I belong to. I'm only one of many professionals there, and lots of beginners and mid rangers. There's also a google group where we discuss many things that are also helpful. http://sff.onlinewritingworkshop.com/index.shtml

Posted by Bonestructure 3 months ago

Answered: Memory??

It is a too serious matter to leave it to speculations. Please consult the professionals (they must find the core reaon for it). It can happen but 38 is a bit early. The memory (short and long term memopry) is like any other muscle: "Use it or loose it !". So do as many excercises as you can ...

Posted by OronD 2 years ago

Answered: What makes writers want to write? Like most ...

Simple. The reason is that we can't NOT write. It's not just what we do, it's what we ARE. Our identity is a creator. We HAVE to create. Plus, most of us love to read, love playing with words and, despite writing being one of the hardest occupations in the world, we really do have great fun doing it ...