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Linda (Banfield) Lee
June 27, 2008
As a former MPP student of Mrs. Bentley, I was saddened to hear of her passing. I will always remember her warm smile, devotion for her students, and of course, her Treasure Chest!
Carolyn Lynch
June 27, 2008
Grandma Dear,
We had a bond that could never be broken. You taught me the true meaning of unconditional love. It was such a privilege to have you as my grandmother. I will miss our marathon phone calls where you would so patiently listen to my problems of the day and shared a secret and a laugh. I have so many wonderful memories of you and grandpa that I will cherish forever. You will be greatly missed but I have comfort knowing that you and grandpa will be watching over me from heaven. I love you.
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