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Thursday, March 10, 2022

In memory

Tombstone of Vellibia Ertola, who lived ‘most happily for four years and six days.’ She’s shown holding a ball, maybe her favourite toy. 





Posted by Rajeev Ramachandran at 9:06 AM

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