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Casey Ballinger
December 8, 2014
Rest in Peace.
Robin Steinkamp Barker
December 5, 2014
May your soul find peace as your body lies in rest...?
Sorry to see you go so soon.
To Aunt Nora & Diane & Peter:
I love you. I am so sorry for the pain you're feeling. We are unable to make it down for services, but am with you all in my heart.
I will remember Allen as the happy teenager he was. Always smiling and trying to make me and Diane annoyed back at the Metairie Rd. house before I had the kids. Those memories make me smile through the tears and I know you each have countless beautiful memories that will illuminate your heart and keep his memory aglow, always.
Last time I saw Allen was on Linden a few years back. He still had that same big, happy smile I'd remembered from childhood.
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