“Tea with Isobel” ( By Sharon Nesbit ) “Isobel Zimmerman could never have enough company, and I was always behind in my obligations to her – as well another full dozen people who were living breathing historical monuments with stories to tell….It wasn’t just that Isobel was old and lonesome and alone in the magnificent clutter of that old house. She was also fey and funny and secretive. What local lore would she unveil in an afternoon visit? Each meeting was a test.” Download the newsletter by selecting here!
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Reflections Winter 2013
Lillian died peacefully 12/11/2012 on her 104th birthday at Aldersly San Rafael. She was born…
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Reflections Fall 2012
Most children who have ever attended Wilkes grade school, originally known as Wilmot School…
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