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ColCampbell	16 Jun 2020 7:01 a.m. PST
Edith Reynolds White was one of the Navy's "code girls" during WW2, helping to crack Japanese codes. She died recently at age 96. link She was also a civil rights activist in Virginia as well as having a life-long passion for art and literature. Another of the "greatest generation" gone to Fiddler's Green. You can read about the "code girls" story in Code Girls Liza Mundy. link Jim

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