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Aunt Ardyth was my best special person to me - always alive in my heart. She gave me the Love i was hungry for when i was in 20ties.

She was always alive in my heart - today (July 31 2007) i searched for her name in Internet Search and found that she was gone in 2005. i know she lived in Vacouver near her sister. Tears are in my eyes in recollecting her and remembering her and appreciating her - i loved her greatly. She is an individual of highest repect and appreciation - i saw her artistic works in her Apartment in Portalnd (how i loved to come to her, most enchanting place i ever have been) and she wrote to me special most encouraing letters that i still keep.

--- Aunt Ardyth, i love you - i trust that you are in heaven writing wonderful stories.

thank you for your love for me. youn-su.

Please whoever wrote this wonderful article contact Ardyth's family. I am the neice of Ardyth Kennelly and my mother, age 91, Ardyth's sister is also still alive. My Mother would like to talk with you and fill in the gaps about Ardyth's life and her works. She has other books never published. My e-mail address is: <see page history> Phone number is: <see page history> Thanks! Please do not remove this unless you contact the author. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Ardyth morehouse (talk • contribs) .

I see you're new to Wikipedia. Please feel free to edit this article yourself, adding any information you feel is useful. The article does not have a single author, as with most articles on Wikipedia, the article has been created and improved upon by various authors. Let me know if you need any further assistance. Somnabot 15:36, 12 September 2006 (UTC)Reply

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