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Peggy Reisen
December 1, 2023
We first met in 1969 when Bill and I had just gotten married and
we all went to the Navy reunion in San Diego. I never realized you
were born the same month as me in April, just a few days apart,
but my first impression was memorable. We met again a couple
of years later when the four of us went to Las Vegas, and you and
I kept in touch for awhile when I was in New Jersey until we lost
contact. Rest in peace. Peggy Reisen
Francie Albers
November 2, 2010
Dear Decker family, Greg, Tami and I send our heartfelt deepest sympathy to you. May you find comfort and joy with the knowledge that Sandra is now at peace with the Lord. May God bless you all, and our prayers are with you.
Bill and Joan
October 30, 2010
Uncle Keith and family,
We want you to know that at this difficult time, we have you in our thoughts and prayers.
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