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Teresa Akers
April 27, 2021
As a baby you were so sweet and beautiful. Your brother Ron was my first love and I can always remember your beautiful little face. Time went on as it does but I see you were gone way to soon. I always dreamed of seeing you and Kim one day and reminsing of days gone by. Rip little angel as I will always remember you. Love Teresa Akers
TANGIE DENSON
September 2, 2008
DAWN IM SO GLAD I HAD A CHANCE TO TALK TO YOU TO LET YOU KNOW HOW MUCH YOUR FRIENDSHIP MEANT TO ME AND REMEMBERING THE GOOD TIMES WE HAD A T EAST HIGH SCHOOL AND HANGING ON MAIN ST YOU WILL BE MISSED DEARLY.
Christine (Brown) James
August 20, 2008
To the Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I grew up with Kim & Dawn but lost contact years ago. (Kim) I was deeply saddened to hear about Dawn. May God Bless and strengthen you in your time of sorrow.
Desiree Townsed
August 19, 2008
My friend we encountered alot of things together, and even though we grew apart over the years you were always in my prayers.May God be with your family.I will miss you, and I will never forget the times that we shared. You will always be my "SIS"!!
FOREVER LOVE,
Desiree
shawna williams
August 19, 2008
Dawn, you will be missed.
Shawnta Ladawn Mitchell
August 18, 2008
Dawn, what can I say. Growing up you were my idol. My big sister. You knew EVERYTHING about me. I admired you and your strength. You were kind and loving and so smart. All I ever wanted was to be like you. Beautiful and popular and loved. Sadly as I grew up we lost contact, but I will never forget you. My heart hurts so much right now. The only comfort I have is knowing that I carry your name, thanks to the bond you formed with my mother while I was in her womb. As long as I live, your memory shall carry on. I promise to continue to tell others how I got my middle name. To your family, please be strong... Love NEVER dies. In heaven there is NO pain. Love always
Ms. Shawnta LaDawn Mitchell
Shawnta Ladawn Mitchell
August 18, 2008
Dawn, what can I say. Growing up you were my idol. My big sister. You knew EVERYTHING about me. I admired you and your strength. You were kind and loving and so smart. All I ever wanted was to be like you. Beautiful and popular and loved. Sadly as I grew up we lost contact, but I will never forget you. My heart hurts so much right now. The only comfort I have is know that I carry your name, thanks to the bond you formed with my mother while I was in her womb. As long as I live, your memory shall carry on. I promise to continue to tell others how I got my middle name. To your family, please be strong... Love NEVER dies. In heave there is NO pain. Love always
Ms. Shawnta LaDawn Mitchell
kenya davis
August 18, 2008
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life’s routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
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