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They were with my parents, just four houses down on Maple Grove Lane. It was our rhythm, our village. My mother, Joanne, was the gentle matriarch, and my father, Curtis, was the doting grandfather who built birdhouses and narrated golf tournaments to an infant. My husband, Derrick, was in San Francisco for business, a continent away.

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