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Nancy Winkler
May 11, 2010
Dear Phyllis and family, Jackie and I went to school and danced together so many years ago. Having just survived a serious breast cancer, I will certainly pray for her family. I know you will miss her. Sincerely, Nancy (Wilson) Winkler ([email protected])
May 11, 2010
We never met Jackie, but through the wonderful stories that Jill shared with us about her sister, we feel we knew her. We are saying the Rosary for Jackie and her family every night this week, for we all know the power of prayers. With sympathy to all.
Steve and Debbie Wise
Cindy Bonner
May 10, 2010
I was Jackie's friend and nurse's aide, we had many many good days together. We accomplished a lot, and we enjoyed life together.
I loved her very much, and I have trouble not crying all the time.
hugs to the family.
Cindy Bonner
May 10, 2010
I worked with Jackie (and Jill) at Sears many years ago. She was and still is a bright smile in my life. Dorothy Jones Hunt
Molly Hausbeck, SLP
May 9, 2010
To Jackie's family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. I became friends with Jackie at Brookcrest before I ever worked with her in therapy. Once we realized we were fellow Spartan fans we became instant friends. We had many conversations about MSU football and basketball. I learned even more about Jackie last summer while working with her in therapy. We had many nice conversations and I was reminded of what an incredibly positive person she was, particularly considering her condition. She even managed to make me feel better about my mom's MS. She also had a great sense of humor! I will miss her so very much. She was such a bright spirit at Brookcrest. I hope you will find some comfort in knowing that she is no longer suffering. I"m keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
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