Woman Wants Ride for Those Who Are Elderly and Alone
Portland Press Herald › January 05, 2005
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In her 69 years, Anne Barbour of Buxton has followed the winding path life has made for her, beginning with her birth at a Salvation Army hospital in Boston.
She is well-read, devout and compassionate, with a delicious sense of humor and a profound admiration for British author Katherine Mansfield. Her idol is renowned Italian opera soprano, Renata Tebaldi, whose voice moves Anne's soul - and also her car. She once followed Tepaldi on a concert tour from Cincinnati to New Haven, Conn., to Washington, D.C.See the full content of this document
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Woman Wants Ride for Those Who Are Elderly and Alone
Renata died on Dec. 19. Anne cried.
A former reference editor for Dun and Bradstreet and a radio commercial copywriter, she got her B.A. degree from Goddard College at age 38, and then her m...See the full content of this document
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