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marybeth melber
November 3, 2007
Mom & Dad Ocker, Sue, Marcy, Jimmy, Billy, & Debbie -- my deepest condolences, I'm sure your Mom (gradma) will be missed. I wish I could have been there in your time of need.
Love
MaryBeth Melber
Tyeasha (Easha) Braxton
November 2, 2007
Maureen, Jerry, Kristen, and Matt,
I am very sorry to hear of your lost. You are all in my prayers at your time sympathy.
Remember god never gives us anything that we cannot handle, and if it does become too much he is always there to help you get thru it all.
All you need to do is ask him for help.
Remember she will always be looking down on all you do. God Bless You All.
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