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Cheryl Francis
November 15, 2007
May happy memories inspire you as the days go by
Jackie & Bill Monahan
November 13, 2007
Jackie & Bill Monahan are so sorry for the loss of your mother,we will keep her and all of you in our prayers.
Mark Burns
November 13, 2007
Mrs. Canavan,
You will always be remembered as our second mother.. Always caring and greeting us (Bobby,John, Mark and Steve)with your smile. All our love.
Cherie Green
November 13, 2007
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Patty Canavan
November 13, 2007
The world will not be the same without a delightful, courageous woman that loved and laughed until the last possible moment. I thank you for doing such a wonderful job raising a loving family. Your memory will live on through your children and grandchildren. Now you may toast those who have been waiting for you to join them in heaven with a hearty “hee-haw”!
All my love,
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