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Peter Schuppler
November 28, 2007
Althoug many years have passed, since I knew your mother (back in 1970/71, when I lived as an exchange student with her neighbors, the Raths), it made me sad to hear that she has died. I remember her the way I saw her back then: a gentle, dear, and friendly lady. My thoughts and heart will be with you at her funeral.
Barb Shephard
November 27, 2007
We were so sad to hear of your Mom's death. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Fondly,
Barb (Rath)Shephard
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