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Diedre Gilbert
January 16, 2008
Well, what can I say. We had our picture made together on Thanksgiving and decided that the next "special" occasion we got together would be special because we were going to have a margarita together. I said to her, "You know how much I love you, don't you," and she said, "Yes, and I've loved you since the first day I met you." I felt the same about her. How could you NOT love Cecile. What a classy lady, and just so much fun. She was a joy to be around. I will miss her sooo much, so I can imagine what the family feels. When you have someone who was such a "presence," and that earthly presence is gone, we're left with such wonderful memories that will give us joy and make us laugh until we go meet those who have gone before us. I expect the only problem that Cecile has had since she left us is getting use to those heavy, fluffy, wings. When I think of her, I only see her smile and hear her laughter. What a way to be remembered! All of you certainly have my condolences, losing this special, gentle soul; but she is comfortable in her new "digs," - healthy, smiling, and I hope, dancing ...
Renee McPherson
January 16, 2008
Sandy, Erin, Leah, Sarah, and Ken:
Grandmothers are so very special. I know that GG will be with you always, in the heart and soul of you. I know you will miss her, but try and feel her joy and peace now that she is with Jesus. Hold fast to your memories and know that your friends are right here for you.
Deepest sympathy
Renee and Pat McPherson
Lesa Styles
January 16, 2008
God bless you, Cecile. You were such a blessing to everyone around you ... your children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and everyone else that called you their own. Heaven is a better place with you ... and no doubt the angels are smiling. We love you and will miss you so much, Lesa & Sunny
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