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Christine Hayes
August 9, 2011
There has not been one time in my entire 45 years that you have not been in my life. We were not blood, but we are family. I was fortunate to have you in my life. You had such an incredible sense of humor. Truly, the funniest moment in my life involved you, me, Nancy, the pond, a boat and of course...the golfcart! "What's the worst that can happen"? Your memory will live on through the endless stories that we will tell over and over again. The sayings you so cleverly came up with will be passed on through the generations at the Maples.
My children's children will know who you were. You made such a huge impact in so many of our lives. You will be sorely missed and never, ever forgotten.
Yvette Lee
August 8, 2011
To Jon and all of Peggy's friends,
Peggy was a sweet and wonderful person. I will always remember her with a great smile on her face, talking about her dogs, her friends and her family.
August 6, 2011
Dear Kelly (and family),
Preston and I want you all to know that your faith will sustain you through these times. May God continue to bless you all always!
We send our deepest condolences and sympathies. Please know that we are here - if there is anything that we can do for you.
Your Friends,
Melodye Bates-Holden and Preston Holden
August 6, 2011
My heart aches, Peggy was out here in Colorado with us enjoying our Daughters Wedding and getting to see some sites. It was just a few weeks ago. a tragic lose, so sorry Kelly and Family
Dotty Haines
August 5, 2011
Jon, So sorry for your loss. I am keeping you in my prayers.
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