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Q: What were the names of Joan’s nieces? A: Kelley and Lori

Q: Where was taken John and Joan’s first picture together? A: In a park in California.

Q: How did Joan board the plane the first time she went to Europe? A: She boarded the plane barefoot.

Q: For which magazine was Joan working when she was twenty years old? A: She was working for Vogue.

Q: How many days before the couple’s fortieth anniversary did John die?
A: John died thirty-one days before their fortieth anniversary.

Q: Why did Joan start to do crossword puzzles during the months following her husband’s death? A: She worked on crossword puzzles every morning in the hope that it would encourage her mind to stay functional.

Q: What made John’s mood lift after he

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