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Ronald Grafstrom
May 31, 2006
Good-bye Virginia
It was a pleasure to know you, but God wanted you now. He felt that you have given of yourself to us and now is the time to rest in his kingdom. God bless you and keep you.
Your friend forever,
Ray & Theresa Stachnik
May 26, 2006
Our sincere condolences.
Frank & Joanne Mehring
May 25, 2006
We extend our deepest,sympathy and prayers
colleen Martinovich
May 25, 2006
Virgina was a great person. Glad to have worked for her.
Walt & Elna Niezabitowski
May 25, 2006
Ed,
We extend our deepest condolences, sympathy and prayers on the passing of Virginia, whom we have been privileged to have known and loved for only a moment in terms of eternity. We believe she is now in God's hands, and we pray that God's blessings and grace provide her loving family and friends the needed comfort and strength to get through these difficult times. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help at this time.
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