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Tennyson is a precious gift from God! I work with Jennifer at the bank. She is one thrilled grandmother. Her love for you, David and Tennyson spill over every time we talk about you three. Watching her pack the box of gifts for Tennyson was just so special. Your picture holding Tennyson is her screensaver. I pray you will be able to take Tennyson home soon so the three of you can get into a family routine. There is nothing like family.
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Connie Carter