Long-Married Couple Die Holding Hands

For one Iowa couple, true love lasted until the very end.

Married 72 years, Norma, 90, and Gordon Yeager, 94, died in the hospital holding hands last week, one hour apart.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/19/long-married-couple_n_1020085.html and

http://taniagabrielle.com/blog/2011/10/creating-love-and-success-with.html

72 reduces to 9 symbolizing culmination, release, completion and endings. 9 also represents unconditional love. Last night I heard a touching story about a couple who was married 72 years. 

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