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Sharon Midgett-Williams
July 23, 2004
Dear Barbara and Adrian;
Sorry to hear about your loss. Saw
your notice in the obituary and was
so shocked. I remember your sister well, and the stories she use to tell about her journeys. Just wanted to let you know that I care and that I am praying for you.
Sharon
Sharon Midgett-Williams
July 23, 2004
Dear Barbara and Adrian;
We are so sorry to hear about your
lost. Today I happened to be looking
in the obituary section, due to the
deaths of other old friends. Your
sister's name totally shocked me.
I remember the old times with both of you, and the times she would share her adventures as a private
caretaker. Just wanted you to know
that I care and that I will be praying for all of you.
Sharon and Family
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