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Robin (Sweet) McGahee
February 1, 2009
Mrs. Thomason was precious and loved in the eyes of her Father and all of those she served. Growing up with her daughter, Gayle, I was always welcome in her home and she always greeted me with a smile and a warm embrace. It is out of love, appreciation, and respect that I bid her farewell and commend the spirit of this good and faithful servant to our Lord and Savior -- rest and be at peace, Mrs. Thomason ... and thank you.
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