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50th Anniversary || Vow Renewal

50th Anniversary || Vow Renewal

Joan has survived three heart attacks and a stroke. Jim is diabetic and lives on dialysis. In the last fifteen years, they have each given up things they love...
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Joan has survived three heart attacks and a stroke. Jim is diabetic and lives on dialysis. In the last fifteen years, they have each given up things they love - eggs, butter, cigars, travel, and more - for a greater love. That of each other.

They live for each other, and you can see it in every moment of every day with them. So, on their 50th anniversary, they celebrated by renewing their vows and sharing their love with friends and family.
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Jun, 2017

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