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		<title>By: Gordon Hashimoto</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gordon Hashimoto</dc:creator>
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		<description>Thank you John for mentioning my mom. You would have liked my mom a lot had you met her. She was one of the sweetest, most caring people I knew, with a really great sense of humour. She made 5 kids, who made 6 kids of their own. She got great joy keeping up with each of our lives, and would run to any of us if we needed help. It didn&#039;t stop at those 11 though - it seems to me she did the same for our spouses, friends, cousins, pets, neighbours, in-laws, co-workers, friends of in-laws, pets of cousins . . . She really felt bad if someone was going through a rough time, and happy if they were doing well. I always felt lucky to have had as a mom such a fantastic example of how to be loving, and now that she is gone, I am even more impressed and inspired by her desire and ability to care.

Gordon Hashimoto</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you John for mentioning my mom. You would have liked my mom a lot had you met her. She was one of the sweetest, most caring people I knew, with a really great sense of humour. She made 5 kids, who made 6 kids of their own. She got great joy keeping up with each of our lives, and would run to any of us if we needed help. It didn&#8217;t stop at those 11 though &#8211; it seems to me she did the same for our spouses, friends, cousins, pets, neighbours, in-laws, co-workers, friends of in-laws, pets of cousins . . . She really felt bad if someone was going through a rough time, and happy if they were doing well. I always felt lucky to have had as a mom such a fantastic example of how to be loving, and now that she is gone, I am even more impressed and inspired by her desire and ability to care.</p>
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