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Letters to the Editor
Are you there, Pamela?
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Dear Editor,
I am trying to find my old friend Pamela Joy Smith who was a student nurse at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Scotland, from July 1966 - October 1969.
Joy had family who may still be living in Jamaica and I would appreciate hearing from her or them as it is important. My mobile is 07527399202, and my e-mail address is below.
Isobel Brown
Scotland
thomsonjsnr@btinternet.com
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