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Christy Johnston
January 18, 2009
I'm am so sorry to hear of Barbs passing. I only met her a few times but I always thought she was an amazing lady. My condolences go out to her family.
Harry and Lois Woodhouse
January 12, 2009
Ted, Mary and Family
Ted, we are so sorry to hear of your sister's death - wish I could have known her - she was a wonderful caring and giving person.
We are so happy to have you in our lives as the loving kindness certainly runs in this family.
Pat Osborne
January 11, 2009
To Barb's loved ones. I am so very sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She and I became immediate friends when her and your dad moved into the neighborhood. I lived in #11, right across the circle. We visited almost everyday. My prayer for each of you is God's richest blessing and may He give you Peace.
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