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This is Margaret's toast.
Seventy-one years. Eleven-mile drives through the snow. Forty years of dinner rolls she called nothing. Margaret answered the 45 questions the way most people do - in a chair, out loud, over two afternoons. This is what came back.
"Who kept the coffee on for anyone who might come - and somebody always came. Who drove eleven miles of snow for forty dinner rolls and called it nothing. Who kept the books, kept the shop, kept the family, and never once asked to be thanked for any of it. Who sets the good dishes on ordinary Tuesdays, because she knows something the rest of us keep forgetting: that the ordinary Tuesdays were the good part all along."
- from Margaret's tribute, composed from her own words
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In Her Words
Every phrase in quotation marks is verbatim - the exact words she said, set in type.
Yours will sound nothing like this.
Because it isn't built from a template - it's built from your answers. Your people, your kitchen, your eleven miles of snow. The shape is crafted; every word of substance is yours.
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