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David Wilson
November 1, 2009
Jack,
Maggie and I are truly sorry to hear of the passing of Karen. We will truly miss her and the love she showed to both of us. Please know that you are in our prayers and that Karen is in the arms of our lord and savior Jesus Christ. She is free of pain and is watching over you now.
Libby Bartsch
November 1, 2009
She was loved by all
And she loved all
She was an incredible wife, mother and grandmother
She battled a deadly cancer for the last 7 months
Not once, ever complaining
Accepting what it was
Her family told her it was OK to let go
To go home with the Lord
She is now, pain free & cancer free
Thank you Lord for taking her out of her misery
I will take over now, to take care of your family
I love you Karen, with all my heart
Rest in Peace
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