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Joan Smith
April 3, 2010
Dear Wendy and Family,
I worked with your mother at St. Luke's Hospital in outpatient rehab. She was a joy to work with and the patients loved her. Her smile and laugh will always be remembered by those of us her life touched. I have frequently thought of her over the past years and been thankful for knowing her. Just the thought of her makes me smile!
God's blessings and peace to your entire family.
Judith Kristen
April 1, 2010
Dear Wendy and Family,
Your mother was indeed a beautiful lady, and cherished friend, whom I will always hold dear in my heart. I had the honor of doing her hair for quite a while years ago and got her away from those dreaded sets to the freedom of her curling iron, which I fixed regularly. We shared many laughs, stories and tears over the years.. So fondly I remember our times back then. Above all else she loved her family. Although your hearts weigh heavy during this time, as her laughter and love will be so missed, the memories she leaves behind will comfort you, as she would wish them to.
Blessings and love,
Judith Kristen
Julie Fain
April 1, 2010
Sending you strength, comfort, and love. Your Mother sounds like she was an amazing woman. You are celebrating a life well lived!

April 1, 2010
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April 1, 2010
Judith Kristen
April 1, 2010
Dear Wendy and Family,
It is with great joy I remember your mom... I was honored to have done her hair for some time, years ago, and always fixed her curling irons, having taken her out of rollers and introduced her to freedom from those awful sets. Together we would joke, chat, sometimes share personal stories, shed a few tears and always end things with a hug. She was kind to a fault, sweet and caring and I dearly loved her as a friend who's memory I cherished then and always will. Beyond words she loved her family. I know your hearts are heavy as she was taken too soon, before all the love or laughter was used up, but she gave you great memories to carry you through.
Blessings and love, She will always remain a treasure.
Judith Kristen
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