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Chris Plyman
March 11, 2011
I hope that it may be a comfort to you to know that Dolly continued to spread happiness to others right up to the last day she attended our little center. Both the staff and the other seniors miss her kindness, her humor, and her little songs.
Catherine Colby
March 9, 2011
Mom sure was glad I knew you. Loved your jokes, and the way you would laugh at mine. We had a great time singing together through your life. Love you and miss you. Your daughter, Catherine
Sharon Livingstone
March 5, 2011
May you find comfort in sweet and happy memories that will forever remain. In deepest sympathy.
Sharon & Drew Livingstone (granddaughter of Mabel Meisner Goddard - Dolly's half-sister e-mail: [email protected])
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