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Donna Kay Dalton
February 25, 2009
Uncle Pat and Family,
I would like to offer my deepest sympathy to all of you. It has been many years since I last saw Aunt Ruth, but I have fond memories of her. I am Florence Neville's oldest daughter. We had many good times with Uncle Pat, Aunt Ruth and family when they lived in Minneapolis. Ruth was a very sweet and caring person. May God bless all of you.
Emily Williams
February 25, 2009
My Grandmother was a wonderful woman. She taught me so much, from the little things, like the proper way to polish a dinning room table, to the important life lessons, like kindness and humility. She was infallibly sweet, always a source of comfort to me. I know I will be seeing her again and am thankful that God gave her to this family.
Nancy Robleto
February 25, 2009
Blessed mother and best friend, you are always in my heart and will be there waiting for all your children in heaven.
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