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May 26, 2011
YES, I will remember My Grandma Ildaura Haynes, "Hilda" as i knew her. She would always send me a great big box of oranges for both my birthday, and again at Christmas....She taught me to play Solitaire, which she often would have a whole dining table dedicated to...the thought of these pleasant memories and other things are trifles when i realize how much she loved me. I will truly miss her...As the son of her daughter Edith i will, along with others, be grieving, but will be happy for her Long life.Ethan
Angelina Martin
May 18, 2011
Karen & Shawn--sorry for your loss. You did very well for her. She will be remembered. Angie
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