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April Belote
July 9, 2009
To Thelma's family: I just wanted to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. She was always kind to my kids and I whenever she saw us. I'm glad she at least got to have her time with Luke, she was soo excited about him. Please be comforted that she is now reunited with her husband and her other family memebers who went before her. I love you Greg and Paula.
Bob Elegert
July 9, 2009
cyndi and I will never forget your kindness and support when we first came to Battle Creek, when our kids were born you were in the deliverey room with me to calm me down,and were always there to help us out in the time of need. They will surely miss their Aunt Thelma and never forget her, with love and prayers Bob, Cyd , Amber, Travis Elegert
Tonya Penny
July 9, 2009
I was so sorry to read that Thelma had passed, I worked with her at Post for many years..she was a nice lady. So sorry for your loss.
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