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LaVonda Pritchard
October 18, 2010
Dear Lavelton, My Heart goes out to you and your family and I would like to let you know that with God in you and your family lives it will get easier but it will take time and also a healing process,on holidays you will think of him and on his birthday and anniverssaries and anytime you think of him those are the times you would need to celebrate, you will be sad but he is no longer in pain he is going on home to live his eternal life. just put him Gods hands it will get better each and everyday,You and your family are in my prayers,your friend for life.
Suzanne Blackwell
October 18, 2010
Dear Jeanette - My sympathy for you and your family during this time of mourning. Rejoice because your Father is with the Almighty and free from earth-bound sufferings.
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