It's a happy day. My heart feels like an alligator.

Howie Car writes to the Boston Herald, hosts a daily radio show, one of the most famous men in New England.

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It's Howie Car.

Welcome to the Howie Car Show.

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I'm just going to start by sharing some sad news for me personally this morning very early.

My sister-in-law died at a hospice in New York.

And she's the sister of the mailroom manager, her younger sister, she was only 56 years old.

She had cancer. Her name was Charlotte, same name as my daughter, who's getting married next week,

by the way, here in Florida. And Charlotte is survived by my brother-in-law, Eric, and my niece, Lindsay, who is a student at Tulane University.

And it's sad she was much too young to die, struck down at an early age.

She was a really, really nice person, went to Weston High School and I think the College

of the Worcester.

And then moved to New York and met Eric and they got married.

They lived in Scarsdale. They had a place down here too. And she was a great, great person and

beloved by everybody. And she really took good care of my kids, my three daughters.

She treated them like they were her own daughters,

in addition to Lindsay, her own child.

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