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Mark Mitchell
April 11, 2011
Dear Bill, Barbara and Debbie,
I was sorry to learn of the recent passing of your mom and death of your dad.
When I think of your parents two things come to mind; their unwavering service and commitment to our country and to our Lord Jesus Christ. They did both bravely and unselfishly.
I admired your parents so much for the outward expression of the importance of their Catholic faith in their lives and the lives of their children as evidenced by attending Mass as a family each Sunday and providing Catholic educations to each of you. It was an inspiration to many people.
I hope that the fond and loving memories you have of them will help you through this difficult time. Knowing that they are reunited once again, forever, in the eternal peace of Christ is a beautiful thought!
Sincerely,
Mark S.Mitchell
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