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joan siebert
December 4, 2008
Aunt Ding, you will be missed. You were the last of the Winn's to survive and kept the past memories clear to us all. Even though I am in Florida you have always been in my thoughts and prayers. I will miss you dearly as will the rest of the family. Thank You for the memories. Love Joanie
Jane McElwee
December 3, 2008
From miles away, I send to Ding and everyone back in the states a hug, gentle kiss and a warm smile. I wish I could be there.
Jane
Joan Coffey
December 3, 2008
"Ding" was our wonderful neighbor for 40 years. She was a very thoughtful person and always kind to our children, and we were very sorry to hear of her death.
The Coffey Family
Ann Fay
December 2, 2008
My deepest sympathy on the loss of"Ding" I have many fond memories of her as a beloved Aunt to her family. Ann Fay, Falmouth, Ma.
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