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4 Entries
Kaaren Evans
October 25, 2010
I'm sure you know how much we all miss you. I think I miss you most though. I miss your talks at the home you had for the past three and a half years. I want to go visit you there but know I can't. Tears are everyday. I know it will get better but, for now I grieve.
Megan Mendez
October 23, 2010
Ione i know you were love by many people and that cared for you very much you will be missed but never for gotten
megan mendez
October 23, 2010
we love you grandma and miss you SO MUCH ..... MISS UR SMILE AND LAUGH HUGS AND MUCH MORE.... it was my honor and pleasure to have taking care of , and have my kids be apart of ur life. and u apart of theirs forever- thank you grandma . much love , paula granddaughter solana beach, calif.
JoAnn Mecham Davis
October 19, 2010
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
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