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azalea
(redirected from rhodora)

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azalea
see rhododendronindica.
azalea indica
rhododendronindica.
azalea occidentale
rhododendronoccidentale.
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The family wishes to especially thank her wonderful caregiver Rhodora Garcia, as well as Eva Marie Pelar, RN and Tovah Green, MSW at Hospice by the Bay.
Margaret Hagopian by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
The only Irish-trained winner of the Dewhurst before Nijinsky, Rhodora beat the subsequent Derby and Oaks heroine Signorinetta (so well chronicled by John Randall in yesterday's edition) in the 1,000 Guineas of 1908, but lost the opportunity to complete a famous double when brought down at Epsom.
Strong Oaks team should leave Irish on cloud nine; IRELAND'S EYE by The Racing Post (London, England)
Byline: Don Robinson For The Register-Guard When her son was attending elementary school, Rhodora Balumas did so much volunteering some thought she might as well be a school employee.
SHE'S SCHOOL'S SPIRIT by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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