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Bernice Friedland created a 78-year legacy of service in Cumberland (and hasn’t stopped yet)

by Cherie Snyder | Jan 16, 2025

(January 16, 2025) Young at heart and thriving in her 98th year of life, Bernice Friedland exudes vitality as I chat with her one late summer afternoon in her beautiful, light-filled living room. We are surrounded by the woodland, birds, flowers, and wildlife that...

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