Dorothy Bobrow, 98
Annapolis, MD
"Women couldn't vote when I was born so this was a special election for me"
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Born November 1918 in New York, NY
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Lived in the same house from birth through age 68, raising two sons there
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Taught art in New York City public schools for decades
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Moved in 1987 to Westchester county, where her husband died but she saw her grandchildren start families and the birth of great-grandchildren
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Moved in 2008 to Maryland, where she now lives in an assisted-living facility
"I often have trouble with my memory and need some help getting through my days now, but when my son, daughter-in-law and grandson visited and told me about this election, I had a very clear preference and was so glad when my grandson returned with my absentee ballot. I proudly marked the oval for Hillary Clinton and signed my name to the affidavit. I have voted in all the presidential elections I can remember but I know that women couldn't vote when I was born so this was a special election for me."