The Biden Family 2011 Holiday Card

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The Biden Family 2011 Holiday Card

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2011

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Biden, Joe
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Biden, Jill
,
Biden, Ashley
,
Biden, Beau
,
Biden, Hallie
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Biden, Natalie
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Biden, Hunter
,
Biden, Kathleen
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Biden, Naomi
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Biden, Finnegan
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Biden, Maisy

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This document is a holiday card from the Biden family, dated 2011. The front features a family photograph of Joe Biden, his wife Jill, and various family members, including their dog, Champ, set outdoors on a grassy area. The back of the card displays the seal of the Vice President of the United States and a printed message wishing "joy and peace this Holiday Season and throughout the New Year." The message is followed by printed facsimiles of signatures from Joe, Jill, Ashley, Beau, Hallie, Natalie, Hunter, Kathleen, Naomi, Finnegan, Maisy, and Champ. The card conveys a personal holiday greeting from the then-Vice President's family.

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