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Lamar Dodson
October 3, 2010
Mrs. Dunscomb was my friend and fellow teacher in the Stanislaus Union School District for many years. Her talent and expertise as a teacher, and the love she shared so freely with her students provide memories I share and that her family can cherish. Her favorite verses from the Bible are also ones that are precious to me. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Bobbi Potts
October 2, 2010
Mrs. Dunscomb was my teacher when Stanislaus students were sent there while Prescott was being built. She was such a wonderful teacher and person. May she rest in peace. My thougts and prayers are with her family at this time of grief. May you find peace in your memories.
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