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Victoria Garcia
August 21, 2008
I love you Grandma, I will miss you dearly and hold my childhood memories and phone conversations with you in my heart forever. I know you are walking the streets of heaven with dad and neither of you are feeling any pain. You are loved and missed beyond words. Hugs & Kisses!
elaine burke
August 13, 2008
Sheri,Barry & Tina,
Sorry for your loss with your "Nan" I know how much she meant to all of you and I know she will be greatly missed. I am so privilaged to have known her and enjoyed spending many days at her 4th street home, she was was our resting spot thru our teenage years(many memories)! Nan will keep smiling over you as you need her thru life.
Delores Salvinski
August 13, 2008
Dear Sheri,
All my prayers and love to all of your family on the passing of Leah. As I told you, I for one am so glad that she became part of my "family." I will miss her a lot. She did not miss a beat on "Life," and you knew she was "real." Now, I will need to find someone to give the chicken nuggets, english muffins and roast pork to....(at least this way I knew she was eating!) I know she is smiling down on us because now there is no more "stupid," Coumandin to take!!
God Bless,
Delores #38 VSS
Jen Powers
August 13, 2008
We will all miss you Nan. I am honored that I had the privledge of having you touch my heart. I will always remember your spunkiness. I love you, Jen
barry sargent
August 13, 2008
love you nanners rest in peace
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