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Jennifer Rose
April 25, 2010
My family had the privilege of meeting Mrs. Word when she was my grandmother's roommate at Nansemond Pointe. We all thought highly of her and are sorry to hear of her passing.
April 21, 2010
Mrs. Word was my second grade teacher in Suffolk in 1965. She was a nice lady and a very good teacher.
April 20, 2010
As a lifelong member of East End, I have very fond memories of Mrs. Word. She was one of the sweetest ladies you could ever have the pleasure of knowing. I am so blessed to have known her. Heaven truly has an angel now.
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