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Brian Nash
May 21, 2004
My family and I are sending our deepest sympathy and love in your loss.
I'll always remember my Great Aunt Mary and how pleasant she was to talk and to be around.
I still remember back in 1987, like is was last week, her and Husband Stan being at my wedding and how fun they both were, along with Mary's sister Francis...
Aunt Mary will be severely missed and always in My Heart.
GOD BLESS HER.
Love, The Nash Family Brian, Erin, Sabrina, and Alexandra
Sharon Klek
May 20, 2004
I will miss Aunt Marie very much. I have great memories of her & her house on Henderson. She was a great friend to my Mom & always helped our family. Have a great family reunion Aunt Marie, & I hope to see you one day in Heaven. Love, Sharon
Judith Gavlin
May 20, 2004
I will always have great memories of your mom, her beautiful blue eyes, and her wonderful smile.
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