051053 - ..
051054 - 4. On August 7, 2010, we celebrate this wonderful life in
051055 - memoriam.
051057 - ..
051058 - 5. Millie is survived by her children Ron, Pam, and Steve, along
051059 - with many grandchildren, and by Millie's sister Dorothy, and
051060 - brothers Frank and Bob.
051061 -
051062 - [On 100807 1300 memorial services for Millie at her son Ron
051063 - and Kim's home in Clayton. ref SDS 34 RJ5H
051070 - ..
051071 - 6. Millie grew up in Chicago, a year younger than sister Dorothy,
051072 - and older than twin brothers Frank and Richard, and 5 years
051073 - older than Bob. Millie's strong character formed enduring
051074 - relationships, shown by lifelong friend Marilyn from grade
051075 - school. She took her brother Bob into her home, when he was
051076 - still in high school, because their mother died early at age
051077 - 42. Parting from Ron Sr after 27 years, he remained in
051078 - Millie's heart for the next 30 years, sharing lives of their
051079 - children and grandchildren, now nearly all grown into citizens
051080 - of the world. Dear friends Peggy beginning in 1975, and Janna
051081 - in 1995, were continuously in Millie's life, and at her side at
051082 - the end. Thanks to Pam, Marilyn still in Chicago spoke to
051083 - Millie, along with others at a distance saying tearful
051084 - good-byes.
051086 - ..
051087 - 7. Millie bragged that her Polish peasant stock, "strong like
051088 - bull," helped meet difficult challenges. Her pioneer spirit
051089 - led the wave of modern women in the mid-50s. She raised a
051090 - family, managed her home, social life, and career. Millie's
051091 - beauty and charm were balanced by honor, integrity, prudence,
051092 - adventure, and a keen interest in the world and politics. She
051093 - read widely and voraciously, and loved going to the movies. A
051094 - striking personality of calm reserve, and respect for others
051095 - made Millie forceful and delightful.
051096 -
051097 - [On 100807 1300 Peggy eulogy telling family and friends of
051098 - Millie being a pioneer for career women breaking through
051099 - the "glass ceiling" with appointment to "account manager"
051100 - in the textile industry, where Millie traveled to
051101 - Graniteville headquarters in New York and manufacturing
051102 - facilities in Atlanta. ref SDS 34 IU60
051104 - ..
051105 - 8. One thing everyone says about Millie...
051106 -
051107 - Everybody loves Millie!
051109 - ..
051110 - 9. She was loved at home (see Valentine's Day letter on 960214
051111 - 0636. ref SDS 1 4K5P), by a large family, many friends,
051112 - neighbors, on the job, and in recent years by a terrific team
051113 - of doctors and nurses who sustained Millie with care and
051114 - devotion. Fellow patients loved Millie, including at the
051115 - Wellness Community Center in Walnut Creek.
051116 -
051117 - [On 100807 1300 Ron Junior and Pam memorialized their mom
051118 - with loving memories during services at Ron and Kim's home,
051119 - ref SDS 34 IU53, and which included the recent video of
051120 - Millie modeling her new dress presented below. ref SDS 0
051121 - NM4F
051123 - ..
051124 - 10. Millie's skills on the job, talent with people, and infectious
051125 - power to lift spirits shines through in her boss' annual
051126 - performance review at Lillick and Charles (later Nixon &
051127 - Peabody)...
051129 - ..
051130 - "I am writing this down so if I ever get run over by a truck, I
051131 - want the world to know wonderful you are!"
051132 -
051133 - 
051134 -
051144 - ..
051145 - 11. Millie was an athlete. She had exceptional balance, timing,
051146 - and hand-eye coordination, combined with determination for
051147 - excellence. During the 1960s, while in Chicago, she and
051148 - husband Ron teamed to win state badminton tournaments. Millie
051149 - won individual championships, as well. Moving to San Francisco
051150 - in the 1970s, she excelled at tennis. One rainy day at the
051151 - Golden Gateway tennis club, everyone stopped playing to avoid
051152 - falling on wet courts. Then it hailed. Millie said: "Lets
051153 - keep playing, because no one will bump us." We played a whole
051154 - set with hail pounding the court.
051156 - ..
051157 - 12. Millie took up running in the 80s. That's how we met in 1980
051158 - -- running along the Embacadero in San Francisco. In 1973, I
051159 - fell 40 feet into a pump station, and missed by inches
051160 - splattering on equipment at the bottom. Odds of survival were
051161 - 1 in 1000. Odds of me meeting someone like Millie, however,
051162 - were 1 in 1,000,000; so it was a miracle surviving to run into
051163 - Millie, and somehow inspire her love and devotion. One year,
051164 - Millie injured her foot on a run out to Fort Point beneath the
051165 - Golden Gate Bridge, about 12 miles round trip; so we switched
051166 - to biking across the bridge into Sausalito, and then caught the
051167 - Ferry and watched the sun set going back to the Golden Gateway
051168 - Center. That was our home for 15 years, on the 16th floor
051169 - overlooking the bay in downtown San Francisco. We biked to St
051170 - Helena and stopped all along the way up and back for wine
051171 - tasting, about a 50 mile trip. Our last bike ride was some 20
051172 - miles out to the Cliff House and down highway 1 along the
051173 - ocean. Returning was a "tricky" adventure getting up enough
051174 - speed on the downhills to peddal up the hills on Bush Street
051175 - during rush hour, and timing the lights to avoid stopping. We
051176 - made it with a few close calls; but, then gave up biking rather
051177 - than risk running out of luck. On other rides I was hit by a
051178 - cars and flipped off the bike riding through Fisherman's Wharf,
051179 - and again in Sausalito.
051203 - ..
051204 - [On 100807 1300 memorial services many spoke of Millie's
051205 - amazng talents and character, ref SDS 34 KM9F, making her a
051206 - great "prize" which she alone could award, so being chosen
051207 - her partner was a great honor, and an equal privilege
051208 - living with Millie 24/7 for 30 years. ref SDS 34 MY6H
051210 - ..
051211 - 13. Millie loved her commute to work taking the elevator to the 3rd
051212 - floor, walking across a foot-bridge to the Embacadero Center,
051213 - and taking the elevator to the 17th floor. Coming home for
051214 - lunch was a delight. Sometimes Millie hosted elegant lucheons
051215 - for friends at the office. She once managed to fit 50 people
051216 - into the apartment celebrating the 50th anniversary for the San
051217 - Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. From the 16th floor balcony, you
051218 - could almost reach out and touch spectacular explosions of
051219 - light from fireworks sent skyward from barges under the bridge
051220 - less than a quarter mile away.
051222 - ..
051223 - 14. Just weeks ago, Benilda and Chris, friends still from the
051224 - office years ago, brought lunch and set an elegant table
051225 - celebrating enduring love for Millie...
051226 -
051227 - 
051229 - ..
051230 - 15. In 1983, Ross, by then at IBM, got us a discount to buy IBM's
051231 - first personal computer. Over the next 30 years, this led to
051232 - seminal ideas and tools for saving lives, time, and money, but
051233 - without commercial success. New ideas take time to refine and
051234 - catch on -- years, decades, even centuries. Millie made a
051235 - judgement to support this effort. She alone has given POIMS,
051236 - Knowledge Management, Communication Metrics a chance to take
051237 - root, while Microsoft, IBM, HP, DOD, Harvard, Columbia,
051238 - Stanford... everyone else gave up, reported on 070126,
051239 - ref SDS 3 QH8L Millie's doctors later said that "yoemans work"
051240 - providing deliberation in a "well ordered record" aided her
051241 - survival beyond belief, reported on 090213, ref SDS 5 FZ4H
051242 - Since "belief" is hard to transfer, time will tell if others
051243 - benefit from Millie's lone vigil that nurtured toil long enough
051244 - to one day bear fruit, and redeem her belief. ref OF 1 1116
051245 - While the future is uncertain, I was lucky and blessed beyond
051246 - measure to have Millie's boundless love.
051253 - ..
051254 - [On 100807 1300 memorial services many spoke of Millie's
051255 - amazng talents and character, ref SDS 34 KM9F, making her a
051256 - great "prize" which she alone could award, so being chosen
051257 - her partner was a great honor and provelege living with
051258 - Millie 24/7 for 30 years. ref SDS 34 MY6H
051260 - ..
051261 - [On 100813 0133 at the moment the "sky has fallen"; yet,
051262 - Millie remains a powerfully moving force that will somehow
051263 - see me through. ref SDS 37 IX4P
051265 - ..
051266 - 16. In about 1985, Ross, took us to Yosemite. Arriving at night,
051267 - we struggled in the dark to find a place to sleep. Yet,
051268 - finally, high in the mountains looking up into the night sky
051269 - from sleeping bags on the ground was overwhelming.
051270 - Unfathomable stars lit up the heavans compared to our lives at
051271 - sea level in San Francisco. Next morning, a park ranger on
051272 - horseback scooted us from the make-shift camp next to a sign
051273 - saying "No Camping!" That day, we hiked straight up 3-miles to
051274 - Yosemite Falls. The guys ran ahead, and then stopped to rest.
051275 - Millie, ever the sure and steady athlete, walked past smiling
051276 - and said "Coming boys?" Ross remembered Millie in a letter to
051277 - his son Hutch, reported on 041028 1151. ref SDS 2 EY4T
051279 - ..
051280 - 17. In the 90s, Millie moved to Concord, closer to her children,
051281 - Ron and Pam nearby in Clayton with their spouses Kim and Bill.
051282 - She enjoyed seeing the grandchildren grow - Stephanie and Amy,
051283 - and Nolan. Millie liked the drive 100 miles or so to Grass
051284 - Valley, visiting her youngest son, Steve, and his wife Lilly,
051285 - as their children Amanda, Matthew and Emily grew into young
051286 - adults.
051288 - ..
051289 - 18. In Concord, Mil met her friend Janna, both living in the Cowell
051290 - Terrace complex. They began hiking the trails at Lafayette
051291 - reservoir, working out in the gym, enjoying social life...
051292 -
051293 - 
051295 - ..
051296 - 19. The clock ticked into the 21st century, and struck Millie with
051297 - cancer. She was blessed with support of friends and her
051298 - children. Ron, Pam, and Steve, all living near with growing
051299 - families and careers pitched in to facilitate great care from
051300 - Doctor Johnson and his assistant Arlette at Kaiser. Over the
051301 - years, Millie's care changed course many times. As cancer
051302 - progressed, Kaiser collaborated with Doctor Rugo and her team
051303 - at UCSF. Millie worked hard to be a good partner coordinating
051304 - comprehensive care for nearly 10 years. The doctor eventually
051305 - despaired because Millie survived much longer than expected, so
051306 - Kaiser ran out of treatments. One day the doctor was crying in
051307 - explaining that communication failed with email and telephone
051308 - to arrange Millie's prescribed care at UCSF in time to be
051309 - effective. ref SDS 8 4F6I Millie smiled and said...
051311 - ..
051312 - 20. "I am peasant stock strong like bull!
051313 -
051314 - Doctor Johnson, none of us will get out of this alive. Do the
051315 - best you can, and leave the rest to God." - reported on 090515
051316 - 1140. ref SDS 7 657K
051317 -
051318 - [On 100731 1343 Doctor Johnson called with condolences on
051319 - Millie's memoriam, noting how beautiful Millie always
051320 - looked despite pain and suffering from delay getting
051321 - prescribed care. ref SDS 12 UH6I
051339 - ..
051340 - [On 100927 1152 report hectic schedule at Kaiser doctor
051341 - still running around like "chicken with its head cut off."
051342 - ref SDS 41 GT5N
051344 - ..
051345 - 21. Throughout, Millie remained active into her 70s hiking and
051346 - running at Lafayette Reservoir...
051347 -
051348 - 
051350 - ..
051351 - 22. She worked out regularly 4-times a week at the gym doing
051352 - aerobics, and traveled many times to Canyon Ranch in Arizona,
051353 - with daughter Pam, and friends at the gym to extend her health
051354 - and exercise regimen...
051355 -
051356 - 
051358 - ..
051359 - [On 100807 1300 several of Millie's friends from the
051360 - gym and Canyon Ranch spa excursions related personal
051361 - stories of their life with Millie. ref SDS 34 IV35
051363 - ..
051364 - 23. One day, Millie reported back and neck pain. Doctor Johnson
051365 - hurriedly ordered a battery of complex tests, then smiled and
051366 - canceled everything, when Millie said that Pam took her on a
051367 - 25-mile bike ride the day before...
051368 -
051369 - 
051371 - ..
051372 - 24. The doctor recalled recommending exercise, but noted how
051373 - extraordinary for a 70 year old cancer patient, adding that few
051374 - 20 year olds do 25-mile bike rides.
051376 - ..
051377 - 25. Even when weakened by cancer during the 8th relapse, at age 73,
051378 - Millie followed doctor's orders to exercise. Though the mind
051379 - was willing, she fell in January 2009, while working out at the
051380 - gym, and severely dislocated her shoulder causing excruciating
051381 - pain. The shoulder improved during several months recovering
051382 - from the 8th relapse. Millie tried her best to resume workouts
051383 - at the gym, and hiking at Lafayette reservoir. This became
051384 - difficult with delay getting treatment in time to be effective
051385 - relieving weakness and fatigue caused by cancer.
051387 - ..
051388 - 26. Millie's respect for people drove insistence on punctuality;
051389 - yet, manners and decency accomodated others. She planned ahead
051390 - to arrive on time at Kaiser, then played dominos waiting for
051391 - the doctor to arrive 20, 40, 90 minutes late. When the doctor
051392 - peeked into the examination room and said "Just 10 more
051393 - minutes," Millie would reply... "Don't rush, I'm winning!"
051394 - Delay starting meetings did not disrupt recovery, because
051395 - Doctor Johnson gave Millie all the time required for
051396 - comprehensive care in the examination room, at least 40 minutes
051397 - and sometimes 2 hours managing expanding complications.
051399 - ..
051400 - 27. Over 10 years, Millie had 72 major changes in her care,
051401 - including 17 different treatments, 11 relapses (reported on
051402 - 090213, ref SDS 5 AC6G), and coincidentally 11 trips to the
051403 - Emergency Room for life-ending threats. She was notified 12
051404 - times to get her affairs in order to die in months. Doctor
051405 - Johnson often called Millie "amazing" and "unique," like a
051406 - "medical miracle," e.g., on 090325 0830. ref SDS 6 P39M
051407 - Millie took everything in stride. Never complained, and did
051408 - her best to get things done, while recovering in the
051409 - hospital...
051410 -
051411 - 
051413 - ..
051414 - [On 111005 Steve Jobs, CEO Apple Computer, died after 7
051415 - year battle with cancer. ref SDS 43 I45H
051417 - ..
051418 - 28. Millie radiated optimism for a better future, essential for
051419 - treating cancer as a "chronic disease," planned by Doctor
051420 - Johnson at Kaiser beginning on 080829, shown in case study on
051421 - 090213. ref SDS 5 PT3N In 2007, she told Doctor Rugo at UCSF
051422 - Cancer Center of hopes for recovery to hike 7-miles up Mt
051423 - Diablo, which she had done twice before getting cancer, and
051424 - thus show that cancer need not be a death sentence. We
051425 - eventually made it to Deer Flat, half-way to the top of Mt
051426 - Diablo.
051427 -
051428 - [On 100801 1642 Millie's children notified their
051429 - mother demonstrated cancer can be treated as a
051430 - "chronic disease" to extend survival and quality of
051431 - life by orders of magnitude, which at this time is
051432 - beyond reach of those who know, and beyond imagination
051433 - of those who do not know, what Millie accomplished.
051434 - ref SDS 17 TJ6R
051436 - ..
051437 - [On 100803 1212 letter from Arlette at Kaiser with
051438 - condolences, and asking why Millie could not get
051439 - treatment in time to be effective; what could have
051440 - been done that wasn't done, and what was done that
051441 - should not have been done? ref SDS 21 4R3G
051443 - ..
051444 - [On 100804 1118 letter from Catherine at UCSF with
051445 - condolences, and saying Millie was an amazing woman
051446 - surviving stage IV cancer 4 times longer than
051447 - actuarially possible, and with a life worth living.
051448 - ref SDS 28 FL7X
051450 - ..
051451 - [On 100804 1208 Millie's children notified of
051452 - Catherine's condolence on the memoriam, and working
051453 - with Millie at UCSF, ref SDS 29 F59S, also, reported
051454 - Carol's powerfully moving praise of Millie inspiring
051455 - patients, doctors, and nurses at Kaiser, ref SDS 29
051456 - F59P
051458 - ..
051459 - [On 100809 1338 Tara, who treated Millie at UCSF,
051460 - reported Millie was an amazing woman, and UCSF was
051461 - lucky for the opportunity to provide care. ref SDS 36
051462 - WB7O
051464 - ..
051465 - [On 100817 1715 Arlette called with appreciation from
051466 - Kaiser Oncology Department for flowers commemorating
051467 - Millie's care the past 10 years. ref SDS 38 QS5H
051469 - ..
051470 - [On 100909 0905 letter to Diane, Catherine, Tara,
051471 - Doctor Rugo, Doctor Johnson, with thanks for
051472 - condolences on Millie's memoriam, and noting the team
051473 - made progress treating cancer as a chronic disease,
051474 - and now there is time to assess what was done well
051475 - that can help others, and what could have been done
051476 - better for better outcomes. ref SDS 40 TY7W
051478 - ..
051479 - 29. Though cancer worsened, Millie did not give up. She continued
051480 - resolving delays getting treatment, working to the end on
051481 - 100719 0522. ref SDS 9 JH6W With mounting issues of her own,
051482 - she still counseled and comforted others through wrenching
051483 - difficulties, including patients in the Chemotherapy Clinic and
051484 - at the Wellness Community support group. She eased burdens and
051485 - inspired doctors and nurses suffering anxiety from distraught,
051486 - declining patients. Humor was Mil's guardian against despair,
051487 - saying recently while doing the laundry... "Hey Rod, put
051488 - something in the claim for "Spray and Wash" so we can get these
051489 - darn blood stains out of my blouse."
051490 -
051491 - [On 100804 1905 Elizabeth, member of Wellness Community
051492 - offers condolences on tribute in memoriam for Millie.
051493 - ref SDS 32 KP8F
051495 - ..
051496 - [On 110502 2239 Emily, member Wellness Community notifies
051497 - memory of Millie inspires participating in Relay for Life
051498 - charity hike also raising funds for cancer research.
051499 - ref SDS 42 BH5I
051501 - ..
051502 - 30. "Put a little love your heart" was Millie's prescription when
051503 - confronted with peril, reflecting Jackie DeShannon's wonderful
051504 - recording in 1969, ref SDS 0 BF4N,
051506 - ..
051507 - 31. "Stand by me" first performed by Ben King in 1961, and later by
051508 - John Lennon in 1975, was another favorite song. ref SDS 0 LC4G
051509 - Millie stood by others lending willing hands to her last once
051510 - of strength. Words cannot express the joy and elation that
051511 - flowed from "standing by" Millie to see her smile through great
051512 - trials, but enjoying a wonderful life for most of her time with
051513 - cancer.
051515 - ..
051516 - 32. "Your still alive!!" -- was the common greeting for Millie
051517 - with generous hugs from doctors and nurses beginning in 2008,
051518 - (see Doctor Riley-Paul on 080606, ref SDS 4 0T6I), and
051519 - especially in 2009, getting care at Kaiser again, after 3 years
051520 - on referral to UCSF.
051522 - ..
051523 - 33. Millie remained to her last breath a "shining city on a hill,"
051524 - a beacon of courage and hope for patients filled with doubt and
051525 - fear navigating life with cancer. In dire straits from the 1st
051526 - to her final relapse, Millie always gave "thumbs up" to look on
051527 - the bright side...
051528 -
051529 - 
051531 - ..
051532 - [On 100909 0905 letter to Diane, Catherine, Tara, Doctor
051533 - Rugo, Doctor Johnson, with thanks for condolences on
051534 - Millie's memoriam, and noting the team made progress
051535 - treating cancer as a chronic disease, and now there is time
051536 - to assess how what was done well can help others, and what
051537 - could have been done better for a better outcome.
051538 - ref SDS 40 TY7W
051540 - ..
051541 - 34. Twice Millie was rushed to Emergency care for cat bite
051542 - infection, which spreads quickly and is often fatal for cancer
051543 - patients on chemotherapy. Even when told to call her executor
051544 - and get her affairs in order, nothing could dissuade Millie
051545 - from keeping her Sweetie...
051546 -
051547 - 
051548 -
051549 - [On 100803 1212 letter from Arlette, who shared
051550 - Millie's love of her cats. ref SDS 21 KP8F
051552 - ..
051553 - 35. In the past few years, Millie enjoyed going on ocean cruises
051554 - with Marilyn. They went first to Alaska, and later to
051555 - Panama...
051556 -
051557 - 
051559 - ..
051560 - 36. Millie went to Europe with Ron and Kim in 2007...
051561 -
051562 - 
051564 - ..
051565 - 37. January of this year was very difficult with rising medical
051566 - complications. The family celebrated her birthday on the 21st,
051567 - and proposed another Mediterranean cruise in May....
051568 -
051569 - 
051571 - ..
051572 - 38. Millie immediately made arrangements despite contracting severe
051573 - infection from shingles, and her 10th relapse of cancer.
051574 - Doctor Johnson encouraged Millie to fight on, reminding she
051575 - promised to go on the cruise with her family in May. So,
051576 - despite rising pain from chemotherapy, Millie kept her promise,
051577 - again showing eternal optimism on her final voyage...
051578 -
051579 - 
051581 - ..
051582 - 39. In late June with hope fading, Millie's family gathered from
051583 - around the country, bringing her brothers and sister together
051584 - for the first time in 40 years...
051585 -
051586 - 
051588 - ..
051589 - 40. A week or so ago, Millie's friend Peggy called. Mil said she
051590 - wanted to go shopping for a new dress, because losing weight
051591 - nothing fit. Peggy and her husband Bob, drove over to Concord
051592 - from their home 60 miles away in Foster City...
051593 -
051594 - 
051596 - ..
051597 - 41. They went to Macey's. Millie was thrilled with results finding
051598 - just the right outfit for her next meeting with Doctor Johnson
051599 - to recover from the 11th relapse. She marked the occasion with
051600 - a video thanking Peggy for being a good friend forever, and
051601 - demonstrating verve, energy, and joy that lifted everyone she
051602 - touched...
051603 -
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051606 - ..
051607 - 42. Last Saturday, Millie went to the movies with Pam. She passed
051608 - the torch to the next generation still with sparkle and love of
051609 - life in her heart...
051610 -
051611 - 
051612 -
051613 - [On 100804 2346 Kathy noted that come what may, Millie
051614 - always engaged the world with a beautiful smile.
051615 - ref SDS 33 KP8F
051617 - ..
051618 - 43. Millie was very grateful for outstanding care, and wonderful
051619 - attention from everyone in Hospice, especially Linda, who cried
051620 - on seeing Millie fail so suddenly on Thursday, and then "moved
051621 - heaven and earth" to ensure Millie's comfort, reported on
051622 - 100729 0510. ref SDS 10 6Q4K
051623 -
051624 - [On 100804 0653 Karen, Millie's niece, and a nurse, feels
051625 - everyone did a good job making life's inevitable ending
051626 - comfortable for Millie and binding for her family and
051627 - friends. ref SDS 26 PW5V
051629 - ..
051630 - 44. After putting everything in order -- bills paid, shopping done,
051631 - car washed, funeral arrangements, and instructions to carry on
051632 - -- decline came quickly in just 2 days at home in bed, and as
051633 - she wished. With family and friends at her side, Millie alas
051634 - said "yes" to God, ending her journey with courage and dignity
051635 - that permeated her soul.
051637 - ..
051638 - 45. Dearest, lovely Millie now walks with angels.
051659 -
051660 -
051661 -
0517 -
SUBJECTS
Millie Loved Music Favorite Songs Put Little Love in Your Heart Jack
0803 -
080401 - ..
080402 - Put a Little Love in Your Heart
080403 -
080404 - by Jackie DeShannon................................ ref SDS 0 OL8J
080405 -
080406 - http://www.lyricsbox.com/jackie-deshannon-lyrics-put-a-little-love-in-your-heart-rpxm18l.html
080407 -
080408 - Think of your fellow man
080409 - lend him a helping hand
080410 - put a little love in your heart.
080411 - You see it's getting late
080412 - oh please don't hesitate
080413 - put a little love in your heart.
080414 - And the world will be a better place
080415 - and the world will be a better place
080416 - for you and me
080417 - you just wait and see
080419 - ..
080420 - Another day goes by
080421 - and still the children cry
080422 - put a little love in your heart.
080423 - If you want the world to know
080424 - we won't let hatred grow
080425 - put a little love in your heart.
080426 - And the world will be a better place
080427 - and the world will be a better place
080428 - for you and me
080429 - you just wait and see
080431 - ..
080432 - Take a good look around and
080433 - if you're lookin' down
080434 - put a little love in your heart
080435 - I hope when you decide
080436 - kindness will be your guide
080437 - put a little love in your heart.
080438 - And the world will be a better place
080439 - and the world will be a better place
080440 - for you and me
080441 - you just wait and see
080442 - put a little love in your heart each and every day
080443 - put a little love in your heart there's no other way
080444 - put a lttle love in your heart, it's up to you
080445 - put a little love in your heart...
080446 -
080447 -
080448 -
0805 -
SUBJECTS
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0903 -
090401 - ..
090402 - Stand by Me
090403 -
090404 - by Ben King and later John Lennon.................. ref SDS 0 646J
090405 -
090406 - http://www.weddingvendors.com/music/lyrics/b/ben-e-king/stand-by-me/
090407 -
090408 - When the night has come
090409 - And the land is dark
090410 - And the moon is the only light we'll see
090411 - No I won't be afraid, no I won't be afraid
090412 - Just as long as you stand, stand by me
090414 - ..
090415 - And darlin', darlin', stand by me, oh now now stand by me
090416 - Stand by me, stand by me
090418 - ..
090419 - If the sky that we look upon
090420 - Should tumble and fall
090421 - And the mountains should crumble to the sea
090422 - I won't cry, I won't cry, no I won't shed a tear
090423 - Just as long as you stand, stand by me
090425 - ..
090426 - And darlin', darlin', stand by me, oh stand by me
090427 - Stand by me, stand by me, stand by me-e, yeah
090429 - ..
090430 - Whenever you're in trouble won't you stand by me,
090431 - oh now now stand by me
090432 - Oh stand by me, stand by me, stand by me
090434 - ..
090435 - Darlin', darlin', stand by me-e, stand by me
090436 - Oh stand by me, stand by me, stand by me
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