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Denise Williams
January 27, 2005
Dear Blake, So sorry for your loss of your grandmother you always spoke highly of her.
May God Bless you and your family
Barbara Lynch
January 26, 2005
I so wish I could be there today and tomorrow. My dad and uncles Dutch and Bill are heartbroken they can't be there. Aunt Mary and all of her kids and family have been in my thoughts and prayers. There's a candle burning for her on my altar. Words fail. Love remains.
Craig and Catherine Anderson
January 26, 2005
Words are never enough to express the sorrow felt at times like this. However, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
With Deepest Sympathy,
janice lynch
January 25, 2005
sO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, AND THAT THE WEATHER ISN'T COOPERATING IN DAD AND I GETTING THERE DURING YOUR TIME OF NEED.
YOUR COUSIN, JANICE
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