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she must have been a proud lady…may she rest in peace……
Sophie was a force for the good in the Village. She brought together teachers and parents as a school board member and fought for rationality in local politics. She will be missed.
I was visiting in Caolina and missed the news that Sophie had left us. I liked Sophie very much. She was warm, toughminded, perceptive and true. My heart goes out to Alan and his family whose lives were inestimably enriched by her presence and love and support . The foundation she provided for their lives will endure for them inspite of her passing. May she journey in peace. Jim Smith