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annette melka
March 2, 2002
Linda and I have been friends since we were in first grade together. Somehow over the years, we were able to always stay in touch and actually live only a few miles from each other. Even though we didn't get together often, I knew she was always as close as a phone call- she was always there when I needed her. I hope I was as good a friend to her as she was to me. I love and miss her dearly.
Arlene Baker-Horcher
February 27, 2002
I graduated from nursing school with Linda in 1979. She was a very good colleague and friend during those school years, and a very bright woman. Excellent nurse. I have many fond memories of her and her great sense of humor.
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