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Bob Sullo
November 26, 2007
Neil and Nancy,
Just learned of your loss please accept my condolences. Your mother was kind enough to remember me when my dad passed away and give me a call to express her sympathy. I have never forgot her kindness.
Lauren McMenemy
August 30, 2007
Dot Collins, a wonderful woman. Sweet, caring, loving, and always had a smile for me. I took care of Dot since January and she was always nice to me and I loved our conversations. My co workers called her my grandmother because I spent so much time with her. I feel blessed to have known Dot. Her family will be in my prayers.
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