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b. 1968
Musician
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Aaron set his grandmother's poems to music and recorded forty songs for the vault, including a lullaby written the night his niece was born.
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“He wrote it in the hospital corridor the night she was born and sang it before dawn.”
Marisol Reyes· 3 September 2016
“Uncle Aaron still sings it to me. It has my name in the second line.”
Junie Reyes· 1 February 2025
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“Eleven volumes, in pencil, with a pressed petal taped beside almost every entry.”
Marisol Reyes· 2 May 2024
“She wrote the weather first and her feelings second, and somehow you learned both.”
Aaron Reyes· 4 May 2024
About Marisol Reyes
“Marisol scanned every card, including the ones with my mother's flour on them.”
Eleanor Grace Whitfield· 8 March 2015
“She rescued the recipes off index cards before the ink faded past reading.”
Aaron Reyes· 24 December 2018
About Samuel Whitfield
“He numbered every letter so we would know if one was lost at sea. Not one was.”
Eleanor Grace Whitfield· 14 March 1998
“Two hundred and twelve letters home, each one numbered in the top corner in pencil.”
Marisol Reyes· 2 November 2004
“I read them all in one night when I was nineteen. They still smell of salt.”
Aaron Reyes· 9 June 2016
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