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Nora Lynskey Browne
February 12, 2007
Dear Jinny and Mike, Please accept my heartfelt sympathy. Your family has long been in my prayers. I regret I am too far to be of more help. I have warm, wonderful memories of your mother and her kindness to my mother and me. I look forward to seeing you again.
Love, Nora
Don & Carol Lindaman
February 10, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the family. Virginia was a dear and special lady to many people as well as loved by many.
Marie Powers-Muchnik
February 9, 2007
Our most loving thoughts are with Aunt Ginny. God Bless.
Tim Freeman - Chicago Province Jesuits
February 9, 2007
The Chicago Province Jesuits wish to extend their deepest condolences at this special time of loss. Please be assured of a daily remembrance of Virginia and Robert and all they have held close to their hearts in the good works and prayers of the Jesuits, in gratitude for their cherished companionship on the journey of faith and service, "Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam."
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