1956
2020
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ELLEN Morgan
December 9, 2020
Andrea and family , So sorry for your loss.
Kricki
December 8, 2020
There will NEVER be enough space to write about mom....and all the mom stories. Mom's wit was unmatched. She was intelligent, funny, quick and sharp. She made everyone's birthday (at least those she liked, of course) seem like a national holiday. She taught me so much about life, and for these lessons I am grateful. My dogs--her grandkids--spent one of her last days with her, cuddled with her in her bed. There will never be a treat comparable to the "grandma treat" (aka Slim Jim). Despite quarrels, there has never been and never will never be another person who will always answer the phone when I call, or open the door when I come knocking. I took advantage of that, yet I'm beyond grateful at the same time. We love you. Say hello to Boo Boo and Loki.
Brenita Miller
December 8, 2020
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
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