Morning Announcements for Oct. 31
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“Happy 80th birthday Steve Grundahl! From the Creekside Choir.”
~ Scott Tower, Richfield
“Happy 5th birthday to our sweet Ella Bella Patella, our spooky little pumpkin, from Mama, Dada, Theo, Finn, Gertie, Olive, Tuna and everyone else who adores you!”
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~ Mary Macdonald, Minneapolis
“Happy Halloween and birthday to our dear old friend Otto. We love you and hope you have a scare-filled day!”
~ Josh, St. Paul
“Happy birthday to Irene Klatt in Maplewood. Tomorrow, Nov. 1, our beautiful woman turns 100 years old! She's the mother of four, grandma of nine and the greatest great grandma to 10. You are the best! And from all your friends at Connemara Condominiums, we are so happy you live in our building! Happy birthday, Irene! You inspire us all! Thank you for all you do. We love you!”
~ K. Halbakken, St. Paul
“Happy Halloween birthday to Henrick Johnson and his grandma Barb! Henrick was a 10-pound pumpkin nine years ago today!!!”
~ Eleanor Johnson, Excelsior
“Happy birthday (on Nov. 2) to Nancy of Eden Prairie from your daughters, Emily and Stephanie. We're so glad you and dad moved to the Twin Cities. Let's go celebrate in person with chocolate cake!”
~ Emily, Eagan
“I would like to shout out and express my gratitude for all educators, ESP's, and all of our school’s staff!”
~ Lisa Snargrass, Minneapolis
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