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Marjorie Gries Garwood
July 21, 2008
Judy,
Aunt Bette Gries and I are so sorry that we were unable to attend your mother's funeral. I enjoyed talking with her when I last saw her.
Actually, I was in the hospital and Aunt Bette must have not read the obituaries. I would have loved seeing you and your family again. Margie Gries Garwood
George and Mary(Jones) Mathis
July 18, 2008
We are so sorry to read of your mother's passing Judie. God be with
you and all of the family in your time
of sorrow. Our memories go back for
many years as neighbors of your
family in Egg Harbor City.
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