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The house was renovated in the late 1800s by the Morrows and subsequent owners added a few rooms.

My father had cancer for twenty years," says Carla, the youngest of the Morrows.

"And you're still friendly with the Morrows?"

But the sight of the boyish aviator, who was staying with the Morrows, tugged at Anne's heartstrings.

The Morrows' daughter, Mrs. Lissa Christian, survived her mother.

Elizabeth did not normally move in the wealthier circles of Sweet Valley, but the Morrows' down-to-earth nature won her over.

The Morrows' social circle pals rounded out the guest list--and swelled old Welton's huge backyard to bursting.

The Morrows hired former comics writer and editor Michael Eury, author of the book Captain Action, to launch a successor publication.

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"Obviously, a 1,000-person event accompanied by hundreds of cars, large signs and loudspeakers will substantially and adversely affect the Morrows' enjoyment of their property," Mr. Burstein said.

The Morrows as well have launched fundraiser projects to fund the preservation of the thermostatic copies of Kirby's uninked pencils by scanning over 5,000 pages and cleaning them for future researchers and readers.