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Jewell Martin
October 4, 2009
I not only worked with Charlene in our Lab office but she became a very special friend. I still expect to see her returning to the lab from her dna collections and always taking time to laugh and chat with me. We did weight loss challenges together and always had so much support for one another. I will miss her more than words can express. Her family continues to be in my prayers and thoughts daily.I so miss her laugh and smile. she will always be in my heart and thoughts daily. I miss you girl, so much...so very very much!!!!..God has a special angel by his side...
Carol Stacy
September 15, 2009
I met Charlene through Saginaw County working. Every month she was in our office to collect the DNA. We always enjoyed good conversation and recipe ideas. She will be missed deeply missed by all that knew her. My sympathy goes out to all of her family.
Margaret Quiroz
September 15, 2009
I worked with charlene when she came into our office in Saginaw for dna testing. She was such a wonderful person and we enjoyed the time that she came to our office. She will truly be missed. Please know that you are in our prayers.
LENA JONES
September 14, 2009
I HUGGED CHARLENE AND PUT MY HEAD ON HER SHOULDER AND LET HER KNOW I WISH SHE'D COME BACK TO US (GENESEE CO) ASAP, WE LAUGHED AND TALKED ALOT, SHE WAS A GREAT PERSON I ENJOYED KNOWING. MAY GOD KEEP HIS HAND OF PROTECTION AND COMFORT AROUND YOUR FAMILY.
LENA JONES (SEC) GENESEE COUNTY
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