Dear Father...
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Last published Sun, May 31, 2015
My father left my mom to fend for herself, her three kids, and her father.
These are letters to MY father to let him know what has happened to us since he left. Hopefully one day he will read this and see the pain and happiness he has caused us.
Thank you to all who reads,
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