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Clare Sampley
September 28, 2009
Dear Ones--We're grieving with you. Teri was just way to young--but understand she'd been suffering for quite a while. Glad that suffering is over for her. Our love and prayers for all of you. Cousin Clare and Darlene Sampley
Lyah FuRney
September 21, 2009
You will be missed! You are in a better place and I will see you later! A wonderful women was lost and a great angel was gained!
Love you Aunt Teri
Jeremy VanSickle
September 21, 2009
It hurts knowing that your gone Aunt Terri, but feels good knowing your in a better place, no more suffering and no more pain. I just wanted to thank you for the moment/memories that I got to share with you & the whole family. ( Great times ) See you later. ( Ps: Guess I should thank Lyah for letting me meet ya )
Cindy
September 21, 2009
I have a huge hole in my heart now that my sister is gone. She was taken from us way too soon. I'm still waiting for someone to wake me up and tell me it was all just a night mare.
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