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Lori on behalf of the Braen Family
November 4, 2009
Dear Chris and Family,
Please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of your precious Aunt Fannie, whom you often spoke of with endearing fondness.
May warm memories of times past and the peace of Christ fill your hearts now and in the days to come.
Sincerely,
November 2, 2009
To Lottie&Family
You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of you aunt.
Aunt Fannie known to us in the North Community was a warrior for the Lord and continued to serve God until her health begun to fail her.
We will remember her for her singing and joy that she brought us for so many year and for her style of fashion for hats & clothing.
But for you Lottie I give to you all the my praises for standing by your aunt through it all.Liz Hayes,North,Va.
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