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Grief, Grace & Gratitude: The Passing of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

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The Congresswoman’s cause of death was not disclosed but it would appear that the cancer that invaded her body was particularly fast-moving and virulent. Even still, it was a shock to those who knew and loved her.

The post Grief, Grace & Gratitude: The Passing of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee appeared first on NewsOne.

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