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Linda Boyd, left, and Jim Shea, both want to work at Casey House, above, where AIDS patients can receive care and love during their final days
Linda Boyd, left, and Jim Shea, both want to work at Casey House, above, where AIDS patients can receive care and love during their final days

Linda Boyd, left, and Jim Shea, both want to work at Casey House, above, where AIDS patients can receive care and love during their final days

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Original Toronto Star caption: Linda Boyd; left; and Jim Shea; both want to work at Casey House; above; where AIDS patients can receive care and love during their final days.
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