RIP Doris, what a treasure you were

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This was hard news to get up to toward the beginning of today. I heard the pings of my iPad notices yet I realized it would not have been great and I was correct. Such a great woman with an amazing vocation and fortunate for us to have the option to see her and offer with our children and grand kids the work she has deserted.

I grew up watching her motion pictures with Rock Hudson and Jimmy Stewart however Calamity Jane was my favorite.loved the ensembles in the entirety of her films.

What a brilliant lady you were and such a motivation to all of us .. Sparkle your light brilliantly now up among-st the stars.

I know her as the mother of the late Terry Melcher, companion of Dennis Wilson. The two of them had a short companionship with somebody known for things less good than music.The flawless young lady lived to a mind boggling age. Lamentably at a more established age, you are very increasingly defenseless to awful sicknesses.

What unique recollections you abandon. Still have such huge numbers of your records. Love How much is that Doggie in the Window. My children grew up to your music.

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