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Allison Lombardi-Visco
October 29, 2008
Oh what a loss. I will always remember your kindness and professionalism.
I will always admire your dedication as a nurse to your patients and to me , who as a young idiot nurse who knew nothing about wounds or colostomys until you. I also will never forget your wonderful retirement party. Much love to your family.
Marcie Matthews
October 16, 2008
To a Great Mother and Friend. You will always be in our hearts. I will always cherish the great memories we shared. You live on through us all. Especially your grandchildren who remember everything about you. Thank you for teaching us everything we need to know to continue with life. Love your daughter Marcie.
Judy and Bob Dehn
October 4, 2008
You will be sorely missed and will always be in our hearts!
Laura Hollingsworth
September 30, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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