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Babs Ratzlaff
November 10, 2010
I remember Zoie when she lived in Livingston.
She certainly was a wonderful person. Knowing many times serving fine meals and wonderful conversation.
The Joseph's are a long time name in Livingston and my father, Lyle Fowler always enjoyed all the brothers.
My best to all the family and please know we will miss her.
If it is possible, we would like a notice from the service, as we have a large binder of people that have passed.
The Livingston Historical Museum probably has stories from the Joseph family.
If you can, send it to me. Babs (Fowler) Ratzlaff at 1458 Main Street in Livingston.
Thank you
Babs
Tom & Gay Locke
November 9, 2010
Aunt Zoie was a very special woman who will live on in our memories for many years. She was kind, generous, and loved deeply. She was the family matriarch here on earth and we can only imagine what she is doing in Heaven! Tom and Gay Locke
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