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Lorraine Bonk
April 25, 2003
To the family of Kay Cahill. Please accept my deepest and fondest sympathy in the loss of Kay.Wow, how I wish I could have been there in person to talk with her beautiful family. We sure did a lot of work and unique things together at the Resource Center and I will never forget those days and those stories. I can remember her smile and laughter and her Joanie stories, even though she has so many other loving children.I'm grateful that Bob Pechloff let me know and we will be praying for her soul this weekend at Our Lady of the Woods - it's where I work these days as well. I will especially pray for her survivors because losing a mom changes one's life forever. Though we laugh again and remember often, Our lives are just changed. Thank God for spiritual strength in these difficult times. I pray she did not suffer. I will share this info with our former coworkers as well. With much sympathy........Love, Lorraine Bonk
Carol Cunningham
April 22, 2003
Dear Mich, I just learned of your mother's death and am so sorry for you. I will never forget how wonderful you were to me when my mom died at St. Francis 4 years ago...please know that you have our sympathies and prayers.
Love, Carol & Joe Cunningham
Cathy MastAndrea-Crowley
April 21, 2003
We were very sorry to hear of the death of your mom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Bob and Cathy MastAndrea-Crowley
Jim Walls
April 20, 2003
Please accept my families deepest regrets at the great loss of your mother.
Jack and Cathy Lauer
April 19, 2003
Dear Joni & John and family:
We're sorry to hear the news of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sincerely,
Jack and Cathy
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