Rita Giordano [Gee-or-DON-oh] tells her daughter Teresa how she would like to be remembered. Read the full description.
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"Poppy used to say, 'Don't ever let me find out you took one rubber band from the five-and-dime." Aired on Morning Edition 12/16/03.
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"Poppy used to say, 'Don't ever let me find out you took one rubber band from the five-and-dime." Aired on Morning Edition 12/16/03.
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Aired on Morning Edition 12/16/03.
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