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Martha Marshall
April 22, 2010
Marie,
I am so sorry for your loss. I didn't hear about it until this week when I had lunch with Trudy and Gloria. Both were very impressed with the ceremony. It sounds like it was both impressive and inspirational.
While I'm not sure that there is anything I can do to help you during what has to be a stressfull time I can keep you in my thought and prayers.
Sincerely,
Marty Marshall
April 13, 2010
C B
April 13, 2010
My love and prayers are sent to Marie and all of Archies loved ones. There are no words or hugs that can ease your pain at this time, but it's being given to each of you, to use when you are ready. I can't be at the service, but I will put down tobacco and be with you in spirit. It's so hard to say goodbye to Archie, but I will console myself with the knowledge that he's being greeted by all of his loved ones that walked on before him and that he will be there to greet each of us when our time is ready. Baamaapii Archie.
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