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1 anniversary. Page 3899 2 He married her on June 30th, 1946, and if 3 you, and I hope you could hear Mrs. Wood, because I 4 understand she did speak rather softly, but I hope you 5 could hear her when she was testifying about her 6 relationship with her husband because theirs was a 7 relationship, a love affair that lasted through the 8 test of time. They did basically everything 9 together. They went to concerts. 10 And at that time, when her husband was still 11 alive, she told you that she did not have the health 12 problems that she has now, that those only started in 13 August after she -- August of 1990 after she -- after 14 he had died, and that throughout their relationship 15 they basically did everything. 16 They had big holiday dinners and sometimes 17 she would cook for 18 people, inviting other members 18 of family over. They would go to concerts, whether it 19 was in D.C. or at Pier 6 down the Harbor. 20 They even had his and her bikes I believe 21 Mr. Nollie Wood testified about, and Mr. Wood loved