Meet the 'Memories of the Soo' guy's sister

The following message from Patti Taylor in Fort Erie is one of many special greetings that SooToday.com will be publishing over the holidays from expatriate Saultites.

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********************** I was passed this site by my brother. Andy Taylor. My name is Patti Taylor.

I was born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie.

I graduated from high school in 1989 and headed south for university.

I attended both Brock University and Niagara College. Shortly after entering the workforce, I met my wonderful husband, Kevin.

We now are the proud parents of two girls, Katrina and Kristen.

We reside in Fort Erie. We visit the Sault at least twice a year.

We still have lots of family residing in the Sault.

My husband and girls love the Sault.

I always want my girls know where Mommy comes from.

We are planning to celebrate Christmas in the Sault next year.

My family needs to experience a true Sault Ste. Marie Christmas. Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2005. - Patti (the picture was taken at the Niagara Falls Botantical Gardens - July 2004)

******************* Other 2004 holiday messages from SooToday.com readers

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