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Amazing Reunion for Friends 24 Years After Lost Postcard

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Amazing Reunion for Friends 24 Years After Lost Postcard
Two long-lost friends are emotionally reunited after 24 years in the wake of an important postcard getting lost in the mail, placing their relationship on hold.

Two long-lost friends are emotionally reunited after 24 years in the wake of an important postcard getting lost in the mail, placing their relationship on hold.

Both women say that despite the postal glitch, their relationship is "timeless."

WATCH the Today show reunion…

 

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