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Marilyn Farmer-Norman
November 5, 2008
I'm sorry for your loss. I only knew her through the internet in talking about my classmate Andrea. We wanted her to know that the class of 1963 remembered Andrea and missed her. She wrote the nicest emails and we discovered her and my Mom were also classmates. Last we wrote she still seemed upbeat but ready. Please accept my sincere sympathy.
David Robinson
November 3, 2008
Lynn was very special to me, I will always remember her kindness and her love for life. She will be missed.
Bob Pierce
November 2, 2008
I have many fond memories of camping with Bob and Lynne Horning as a youth, along with my parents Frank and Millie Pierce. Lynne was a special person, always a joy to be around.
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