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February 12, 2011
So sorry to hear of the loss of Rhoda, a delightful lady. Knew her many years ago in Mansfield alsong with her husband Jim and kids. Would like to know more about her life after Mansfield. Janet (Noble) Carpenter
January 26, 2011
Jim, I am so sorry for your loss and pray that the memories of your life with Rhoda will give you the strength you need at this time. All of your friends at Woodrow share in your sorrow.
Pat Palmer, Irving, Texas
January 8, 2011
My husband and I will always remember Rhoda and Jim speaking to us the first day after church. We knew this was the right place to be. What a beautiful lady! Warm, loving, genuine, and always appreciating the little things in life. Patty (Suffolk, VA)
Sandi Thompson
January 8, 2011
I will always remember Rhoda's beautiful smile and how she welcomed me to Beech Grove. She was a great lady!
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