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Thinkingabout

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4. This is great, one of my friend's mother was 100 this year, she told me after lots of work

Reply to sheshe2 (Original post)

Mon Nov 7, 2016, 07:32 PM

Nov 2016

She was able to locate a birth certificate and was successful in getting her registered to vote. Unfortunately she lost her mother 7 days past her birthday.

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This 107-Year Old Daughter Of A Slave Is Ready To Cast Her Vote [View all] sheshe2 Nov 2016 OP

Amazing! nm AmericanActivist Nov 2016 #2

This is great, one of my friend's mother was 100 this year, she told me after lots of work Thinkingabout Nov 2016 #4

yayyyyy for donella wilson. some happy tears here for this lovely woman. niyad Nov 2016 #5

tomorrow my friend... sheshe2 Nov 2016 #9

not sure I will breathe between now and wed morning. niyad Nov 2016 #13

breathe. sheshe2 Nov 2016 #14

in. . .out. . . in. . .out. . . niyad Nov 2016 #19

That's it! sheshe2 Nov 2016 #20

You go GWC58 Nov 2016 #6

Heart-warming post about an amazing lady MTfantasy Nov 2016 #12

Welcome to DU, MTfantasy. sheshe2 Nov 2016 #15

tearing up lillypaddle Nov 2016 #17

So, she was eleven when women first got the right to vote ... kwassa Nov 2016 #18

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