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May 15, 2011
To the Family of Margaret A. Cheves, know that she was loved by everyone. Always a kiind word and Hearty "HOWDY" greeted you at the front door of her home. I will always remember the Tall Slim Woman who came to the door and "ASKED" Button, you sure have grown, what in the world took you so long to get here? We Love You and Miss you. Rest Now, your work on this Earth is through.
Button and Judy Poole (Yuma,az)
Celia Edwards
May 15, 2011
Mom, you are now resting in peace and gone Home to be with Daddy, Jeff and your Mama. We will meet again one day, until then I will miss you.
Love you,
xoxo
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