Margaret remembers that her father had two personalities, and she became aware of this when she began to carpool to work
with him in the mornings for her summerjob. His coworkers, who also rode along to the Shipyard, asked Margaret, "What do
you do to your father to make him so quiet?" During his quiet he would often be praying, and Margaret recalls that "If his
hand was in his pocket he was saying the rosary."
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