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Sharon Sporman
October 6, 2008
Our deepest sympathies to you all.
Helen had been a member at Omni for many years. She even worked for us in the pro shop several years ago...as well as with my father in law at Carsons. A very kind, gentle and considerate lady. She will be missed by her friends at Omni.
magen knezevic
October 5, 2008
even though i didnt know Helen that long, i did get to see her every saturday when i did her hair.
we all enjoyed seeing her at the salon, she will be missed by all of us
DIANNE (PFOST) CANNAVO
October 5, 2008
Donna & Michael,
I am so sorry that I cannot be there to express my deepest sympathy at this time of sorrow, in the passing of
your dearest Mother.
She was very classy & warm hearted
lady & I will never forget her.
I want to let both of you know that my thoughts & prayers are with you
at this time.
I certainly know what you are going
through.
God bless both of you.
Love,
Your Cousin Dianne
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