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Karen Hunter

Karen Hunter spent her time in Anchorage because she had to stay with our mother till someone else would stay with her. From Anchorage on weekends she would drive down to Kenai, Homer, Seward, and Nilnilchik. She also spent a lot of time driving her parents around in Anchorage. When her fiance came to town for a week, they went to Willow to fish for salmon. They rented a mobile home there in Anchorage. She also had a baby girl during the summer, which kind of tied her up from doing other things. Most of her time was then spent home watching her baby. A couple times she came home to Marshall for a week. While she was here, she showed her baby to people. She took her first boat ride in a long time when she was here, which she had wanted to do for a long time. On that trip Karen picked some berries, about half a gallon. She had fun on that trip.

The things that she's mostly been doing lately are cooking and cleaning for my dad. She has been spending most of her time with her baby and her fiance.


By Leslie R. Hunter Jr.
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