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marian lendsey
April 3, 2008
We are closer to you now Mary my sweet, and some day soon will celebrate together in the eternity we work and pray for. we love you so much and thank God for our time together.
Helen Fabisiak/Pari
April 3, 2008
Mary and I worked together in Chicago when we were just out of high school so we go back a long way. I will miss you Mary. You'll always be in my thoughts and prayers.
Steve Jajkowski
March 24, 2008
I can see Red's big smile beaming down from the clouds! He and Mary are together once more.
Cliff Braun
March 24, 2008
This is Cliff Braun, a longtime friend and work associate mentored by the best, your husband "Red"
My late wife Marcy and I were priviledged to be at your wedding and then share a trip to Aruba before anyone knew anything about it.
I pray for you and Red.
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