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Diana Kawamoto
October 27, 2010
Julie, and boys, we are so truely sorry for your great loss. We are here for you all ,should you need anything. We have a great memory of visiting Bob, and Julie, and boys at your wonderful house, you folks were so generous to us, donating play pens, clothes, shoes, gates, and o fcoarse such great advice on what to do , as we were just new, proud parents of triplet boys, just two years younger than your own. Sincerely, diana, Rob, Kai, Luka, Noa, Kawamoto, in Capitola,Ca
Sarah Kensler
October 26, 2010
Julie, James, Matthew and Nicky: we are thinking of you and sending you all our love and deepest condolences.
joanne chan
October 26, 2010
Julie and boys, we are heartbroken over your loss and are praying for you. May God draw you close to Him during this difficult time. Love to you and your boys.
Gary and Joanne and Jeremy, Jared, Jalen
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