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Bonnie DiCaro
March 22, 2002
Dear Krista,
I hope that you rest in peace, and may the good Lord be with you always.
Carol Ballje
March 22, 2002
It was not easy learning how to live "just for today": the path was sometimes difficult with tears along the way. I think I've grasped the lesson now that you were teaching me - although the future is unsure, to live contentedly. And for tomorrow's trial, you say, there's full provision made: of grace and strength; of hopefulness, and joy that cannot fade. Another lesson must be learned, not only for today, but for tomorrow I must trust; Lord, take my fears away.
Linda Warner
March 21, 2002
Krista, I hope you are at peace. I think of you often. Say hello to my mother and your dad. Love, Linda
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