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The Story Of Blanche Beach
All of the greats have a story written about them all ranging thousands of years, well to my grandmother, mother and myself, my great grandmother Blanche Beach is great and deserves her story to be told, so this is her story. It is important for her to be remembered because she is history, she lived through World War I, The Great Depression and World War II, and she had a front row seat to the world changing in her one hundred and two

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