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Online Guest Book Created for Sidney Sheldon by Legacy.com
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Online Guest Book Created for Sidney Sheldon by Legacy.com

To mark the passing of Sidney Sheldon, Legacy.com has created a Guest Book where friends, family members and admirers can offer their condolences.

The Guest Book for Sidney Sheldon, the best-selling author and award-winning writer for theater, movies and television, is available at http://www.legacy.com/Link.asp?ID=GB86221401, and through the obituary sections of Legacy.com’s 350 newspaper affiliates.

Legacy.com (www.legacy.com) posted Guest Books for almost 1 million Americans last year, including well known figures such as Rosa Parks, whose Guest Book drew notes from more than 45,000 admirers.

Others who have been honored through Legacy.com Guest Books include:
Soul singer Wilson Pickett
Country legend Johnny Cash
President Ronald Reagan
Hall of Fame outfielder Kirby Puckett
Pope John Paul II
Civil War historian Shelby Foote
R&B legend Luther Vandross

About Legacy.com
Described by CBSMarketWatch as the "granddaddy" of online obituary companies, Legacy.com powers obituary sections for 350 U.S. newspapers, providing monitored Guest Books, archive services, and other features for one in two people who die in the United States. Investors include Tribune Company.

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