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Mary York
December 23, 2006
To Robin and all the family;
Several people in the neighborhood have you in our thoughts. Please accept our deepest sympathy.
Mary
Bill Winkowski
December 18, 2006
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Mary York
December 18, 2006
To all of you:
The only person in your family I sort of know is Robin, but all of you please accept my sympathy. Love and kindness to all of you at this time.
Mary, Oreo and Barley
(pink house on Treeview and your street, a few black and white dogs, the place that looks like "kiddie-land" right about now, we really do care about you in our own special way).
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