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September 30, 2010
Your last two weeks was about fighting the big fight due to your health, although you were pounding on the gate for Our Lord to let you in I was pleading for you to stay with all of us who love you. I told you I would understand if you crossed over and left me, but seriously I can't ever be ready to loose you. Our good-byes were all bitter sweet. I wasn't at your home when you arrived and placed inside by the ambulance but felt blessed to hear of your smile when you heard the whistles of the train passing by down the street at the tracks. Carolyn and Melissa said you looked out the big windows and saw your view of the back of the property and recognizing your own fan light above you while lying in that Hospice bed that you looked at the two of them smiling when Carolyn told you were home. God met you and opened the gates of Heaven for you to go with him. I will miss you everyday I live without you, knowing we will be together again. I love you more forever, your youngest Kathy.
Katherine Spearman, daughter
copied from: allenmortuary.com
Sep 24, 2010
Modesto, CA
September 26, 2010
I'M SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT EVELYN. SHE WAS ONE OF MY SPECIAL FRIENDS. WE ALSO WORKED AT HERSHEY'S TOGETHER FOR MANY YEARS. EVELYN WAS A GREAT FRIEND AND I'LL MISS HER VERY MUCH. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO HER FAMILY. CELIA (CEE) WILLIAMS
Karen Stiles
September 26, 2010
So sorry to have lost such a wonderful woman. The loss of your Mother is never easy but you know that we are all here to help heal. My sincere sympathies to the family
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