Letters to People {ON HOLD}

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Parts 3
Time 7m

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Janie Hendersen has just passed away at the age of 91.  She lived a good long life.  
Well, maybe.
She’s left a whole shoebox of letters to people, and not everyone who gets them is going to like what they hear.  But why would she write these words that might make or break her reputation after she has left the living?  Is this how she wants to be remembered?All Rights Reserved

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