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					<description><![CDATA[Eileen Lancaster was most definitely my mentor.  She was 25 - maybe 30 years my senior and she was what everyone wants there grandmother to be like.  She and her husband, Claude, were the first friends I made in Florida.  Eileen guided me through my years as a single parent. She taught me to listen, to hear and not to just react.  It was through her guidance I learned the importance of tough love, and of keeping a journal.  I could talk to her about anything - my job, my religion, my relationships, anything at all.

Much of my success as a parent was because of her.  Where would I have been without her?  Lost!  I would have been lost, and I was, when she passed away,  even tough my children were grown.  She was my mentor, and she was my best friend ever.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Eileen Lancaster was most definitely my mentor.  She was 25 &#8211; maybe 30 years my senior and she was what everyone wants there grandmother to be like.  She and her husband, Claude, were the first friends I made in Florida.  Eileen guided me through my years as a single parent. She taught me to listen, to hear and not to just react.  It was through her guidance I learned the importance of tough love, and of keeping a journal.  I could talk to her about anything &#8211; my job, my religion, my relationships, anything at all.</p>
<p>Much of my success as a parent was because of her.  Where would I have been without her?  Lost!  I would have been lost, and I was, when she passed away,  even tough my children were grown.  She was my mentor, and she was my best friend ever.</p>
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