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rae ann Smith
November 28, 2007
Mandi and Kelli,
Just wanted to let you know that you and your famlies are in my thoughts and prayers.
Rae Ann
Sam
November 28, 2007
What can I say about this man that you don't already know. I so enjoyed caring for him though sometimes I think it was the other way around.We would sit and chat about everything under the sun-from remodeling my house to family and finally his illness. He was sooo independent-I knew he was bad when he finally let me go out and get him some soda and sheets for the bed. Kelli, I hope you know how much he meant to me...more then my patient I considered him a friend. I hope you carry his love for you and your son with you on a daily basis. He was so proud of you.
debbie gaudioso
November 27, 2007
My deepest sympathy is sent to you Kelli. Your father truly loved you with all his heart. He is no longer suffering and is at peace . Find comfort in knowing he is now happy.
Jan & Jake George
November 27, 2007
Do not cry for this warrior when I am gone
I will be running in fields without fences
I will be drinking water that is not polluted
The strength that I lost here will be found
The flesh and bone lost will return in spirit
I will be young and strong again
Do not cry for this warrior when I am gone
I will be visiting our ancestors
Knowledge lost will be found anew
I will truly learn the ways of the old ones
I will learn the language of our fathers
I will help to prepare a hearth for you
Do not cry for this warrior when I am gone
I will be with our brothers, the winged
Our brothers, the four legged and in the sea
The Great Spirit will guide my steps
My path will be true, I wait for you there
Do not cry for this warrior when I am gone
Remember me in laughter
Remember me in the song of the flute
Remember me in the beat of the drum
Dance for me with all your heart
Fore I will be dancing with you
Look in your heart and I will be there
Do not cry for this Warrior I am still here
In your dreams, your heart and memory
I will see you again
Until then.
Until then
Written by Jake George
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Jan George
November 27, 2007
Dear Mandi and Kelli,
I want you both to know how much we loved your dad and how very much we will miss him. He was a funny guy who kept us laughing with his comical faces and funny sayings.
Our prayers are with your family in this time of sorrow.
God Bless,
Jan & Jake George
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