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Connie Leidenheimer
August 7, 2011
Ms. G,
It so saddens me to hear of your passing. I have wanted to reach out to you for years to let you know how much of a positive influence you were in my formative years. Much of the woman I have become today is because of your care, guidance and grooming. You made me feel so special, as if I was your own daughter. It was such an honor when you allowed me to take your name as my Confirmation Name. Darell may have been the bread winner but you were the anchor. I adored you! and your compassion for people. You will forever be one of my fondest memories.
Lovingly, Connie Leidenheimer (P.S. my grandchildren love your tuna fish sandwiches)
Susie Ritchie
April 4, 2011
Jeanne -
I will always remember the wonderful times and the many, many laughs we shared.
I know you are enjoying heaven with Darell and your Mom & Dad and that you are especially happy meeting all of your favorite movie stars!
God bless you, Jeanne.
Thank you for being such a dear friend.
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