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Anne Sankowski
March 4, 2006
Although I never met Mrs. Lillian, I feel I have come to know her through my family history research.
My condolences to all of her family and her brother Allen Bernard,and cousin Marj Bernard Braun.
A distant cousin,
Mike & Sue Rogers
March 3, 2006
Becky, Mark, Christie and Kurt:
Please accept our sincere expression of sympathy. I am glad we knew your mom and grandma. She was always so much fun to talk to.
Prayers and Blessings and Love to all of you.
Robert & Genevieve Schmid
March 1, 2006
My mother, Bernadette Ahlers Schmid, was a first cousin of Lillian and her siblings. To the daughter, son in law, grandchildren, and siblings of Lillian, you have our deepest sympathy and prayers, as well as our prayers for the repose of the soul of Lillian.
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