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GoFundMe Page Launched To Support Husband and Daughter of Former Sag Harbor Resident, Who Died of Cancer

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Annijamila Qvist Jensen with her daughter, Ava, and her husband, Alberto Tatti, also with Ava. COURTESY ALBERTO TATTI

Annijamila Qvist Jensen with her daughter, Ava, and her husband, Alberto Tatti, also with Ava. COURTESY ALBERTO TATTI

authorStephen J. Kotz on Mar 15, 2023
Friends of a former Sag Harbor woman who recently died after a long struggle with lung cancer have launched a GoFundMe page to help her husband and daughter rebuild their... more

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