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HAVE A GOOD CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR
#343
Author: Robert & Karen Tait
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 1998 00:00
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To all subscribers,

From The parents of Matthew Tait aged 11, dx Ewing's Sarcoma April'97,

We would just like to wish all the subscribers to
these newsgroups, especially those who helped us with information in our
time of need, a very merry Christmas and good luck in the new year.

Karen, Robert, Anneka & Matthew.
London, England.
E-Mail :- robertnkaren@bigfoot.com
Home/Links Page :- http://members.theglobe.com/bobtait/
Re: HAVE A GOOD CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR
#342
Author: PEPE
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1998 00:00
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Hello Robert & Karen:
I red your message asking information a time ago but I hadn't it. But we
feel you to be our family. Many suscribers don't speak nor writte english.
That 's the reason why we don't post to you so much. As you see, my english
is not good.
In the name of many suscribers a very merry Christmas also for you and good
luck in the new year. Health for Matthew, your son !!!
Pepe.
From C�rdoba (Spain)

Robert & Karen Tait escribi� en mensaje
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>To all subscribers,
>
>From The parents of Matthew Tait aged 11, dx Ewing's Sarcoma April'97,
>
>We would just like to wish all the subscribers to
>these newsgroups, especially those who helped us with information in our
>time of need, a very merry Christmas and good luck in the new year.
>
>Karen, Robert, Anneka & Matthew.
>London, England.
>E-Mail :- robertnkaren@bigfoot.com
>Home/Links Page :- http://members.theglobe.com/bobtait/
>
>
>
>
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