I did see my Aunt Gale once, about a dozen years after my mother died, at Dawn’s funeral. Aunt Dawn fabulous in her casket. She’d been made up with lots of rouge in a gorgeous dress. She wouldn’t embarrass anyone now, with stumbling gait or garbled talk.
Aunt Gale looked gray and regretful; she hardly spoke to me. I couldn’t say much anyway, so strange was it to hear, in her polite dismissal, my mother’s voice.
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