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                   she was cremated and her ashes put out to sea in the Pacific Ocean. She had no funeral from her wish, but the summer of 1999 the family paid a tribute to her. She gave of herself her whole life, to her family, her neighborhood, Girl Scout and Boy Scout organizations, and community service of many kinds. She played the piano, the flute and the piccalo.  She played in community bands and orchstras. She taught adults how to read. She graduated from Cal Poly in San ouis Obispo after she was 50 years old with honors, never thinking she could accompolish a degree from college. She ice skated when young and won many awards. She loved her family and her parents. Her mother died after she had her first baby. She felt very lost and alone after her passing. She had special memories of her parents. She has gone on to join her son, Billy, who died when he was eight years old.