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Jennifer Jensen
April 13, 2011
G-ma I miss you so much already. Mr. Jake misses you as well. We had so many great times coming over for dinner and playing cards. And you have meant so much to me in my life. I hope that you are playing cards with Grandpa and smiling down on us like a warm ray of sunshine. I love you.
Jennifer Lynne and Mr. Jake
Karyn Whitten
March 30, 2011
Lighting this candle with love. May you rest in peAce and join your loving husband Bob, and your mom and dad for a great game of cards and maybe even a cold one ! ;)
Torey, Karyn, Cam, Drew, Kylie
Kris Tingley
March 30, 2011
Thank you Auntie for
Teaching me so many things that mean so much.
From roller skating backwards
Paddle boating , fishing and hooking a worm (yuck) , water
skiing, playing cards
and of course cleaning the windows with the newspaper.
After Karyn and I would find
you smiling on the other side
of the shiny window . We
Loved staying with you and
spending weeks at a time at
the lake. Many unforgettable
memories .
Your always a bucket of .
sunshine !!!!!
I will teach my kids what you've
taught me .
We love you and will deeply
miss you and your sillyness
Ps ... We will keep wearing the
wigs and have everyone smile
:) whenever and where ever we
wear them !
Thanks for your gift of love .
We love you !
Kris , Matt ,Kayla , Ryan , & Jaci Tingley
Karyn Whitten
March 29, 2011
Memories were being shared right up until the very moment you were guided to his hands in heaven. Wonderful home cooked meals prepared and shared with all the family gathered together for every holiday, Birthday, wArm summer day or Any chance we could get to enjoy a roast and York Shire Pudding!
Many summer days were spent hanging out together with cousins, grand kids, pets, neighbor friends, (the more the Merrier) learning to swim, ski, fish, golf, paddle boat, jump off the floating swim dock, beach volleyball, Catching frogs, and collecting rocks. I as a child was always eager to pack my over night bag to sleep over at "Auntie's" house, with the purple bedroom ;)
March 29, 2011
Naughty but Nice Grandma, we love you so very much.
Ang. Andrew Jay. Matty, And Mr. Cam
March 28, 2011
Broken Chain
We little knew that day
God was going to call your name
In life we loved you dearly
In death,we do the same
It broke our hearts to lose you
You did not go alone
for part of us went with you,
the day God called you home
You left us beautiful memories,
your love is still our guide
and though we cannot see you,
you are always at our side
Our family chain is broken,
and nothing seems the same,
but as God calls us one by one,
The chain will link again
We love you Auntie!
Tammy, Bernie, Mitchell & Breanne
Wally and Karen Zinck
March 28, 2011
Wally and I will miss Marilyn's quick smile and laugh. Holiday Palms RV Park will not be the same.
March 28, 2011
Judy and Travis,
All of your friends at Dick's Market are thinking of you and your family. Praying for peace for all of you!
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