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Julie Nicholes
September 15, 2010
I remember Barbara very well from my Snow College years! I worked with her in the Admissions Office. After I left Snow College, she welcomed a friend of mine and me into her home overnight when we visited for the Manti Pageant. I remember her smile and her humor, her strong work ethic and compassion. I am so blessed to have known and worked with her.
Amy (Keilholz) Munoz
September 15, 2010
Dear Larson Family,
Your mom was also a wonderful auntie. I loved her & will miss her in my life. know that I am thinking of all of you and sending prayers and hugs from across the miles. I can only imagine what a gorgeous reunion it must have been for her in heaven...the thought brings a smile to my face. hope you too will find comfort in that, in each other and in the precious memories each of you have of you mom. love you all.
your cousin
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