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Sharon Cook
December 4, 2007
Robert,
You may not remember us, but Ronnie was a very good friend of our mom, Nora Cook. We have such fond memories of your beautiful mother, and we so enjoyed her when she came to visit. We recall how often she spoke of you, always with love and pride. We are so deeply sorry for your loss.
Diane Cook Dautrich
Barb Cruz
December 3, 2007
Bob...sorry for your loss. Let me know if there is anything I can do.
Rick Connors
December 2, 2007
To Bob and family, I am very sorry to read of your mothers passing. I remember as we were growing how nice she was to us kids. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Andrea (Skibo) Springstead
December 2, 2007
Sorry for your loss. Never really got to meet, or that I remember, Aunt Ronnie. But everyone is in our thoughts and prayers.
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