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Lois J Whanger
June 3, 2010
Hello Ruth, I am so sorry to learn of Don's passing. As you probably are aware, I didn't know that he was ill and only found out today that he had made his journey to Heaven. I hope and pray that you will be okay. Stay well and busy. My mom used to say that was the best remedy for the mourning process. May God bless you and your family. Lois Whanger
May 30, 2010
Dear Ruth, I'm so sorry to read of your loss! I lost Norm almost two and a half years ago, so I'm with you! But thanks for notifying the Oregonian. I've thot of you and wondered where you were, and how you were. Remember the nite we went to the Y together, and rode home in my little yellow car with the top down? If you'd like to keep in touch, my address is 3237 SW Caraway Court, Portland, 97219-6980, or email [email protected]. I'd love to hear from you. Ann Riddell
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