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- Ed and Mona Gonzalez have been married since 1988. They have one daughter and three dogs. Ed and Mona have also worked together all their lives in the following areas: Print Publicity, Press Coverage for Events, Seminars on Writing and English for Corporate Accounts, and Writing for print ads and brochures. As free lance writers Ed wrote the column "Let The Man Speak" for Mom and Kids magazine and has written many family articles for Women's Journal and Woman's Home Companion. He has also done some food writing for Cook Magazine. Mona writes for Enrich Magazine and Animal Scene. She is a veteran columnist, editor and writer. Ed and Mona have worked together in ghost writing and editing books. Mona is a contributing writer for the book, "Faces of the New Millenium". Both Ed and Mona are also online writers for clients from the United States, Canada and the UK. Ed grew up in a house with 10 birds and 14 dogs.
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Beautiful article, Mona. This is the only one article I've read about death that isn't mushy and weepy. It's otherwise -- it's edifying! I'm going to refer it around to friends and other doggy websites.
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