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Melissa Kahn
November 17, 2010
Teri has been our neighbor for the past 7 years. She always had a smile and a kind word to share. She was always kind to my children and we adored her. I'm shocked andsadden by this loss. She will be greatly missed. The Kahn Family
Sandy Stone
November 16, 2010
My deepest sympathy to your family, Teri. I know they will miss you as much as I will. I feel so blessed that our paths crossed and enjoyed so much working with you on the Chevron GIL 3 Project, your laughter, smile and family outings and stories. I will treasure our friendship forever! My heart goes out to your family, friends, and all the lives that you touched!
Lorene, Tim,Katie Bent
November 15, 2010
Our deepest sympathies our with all of your family. Teri always reached out to family. Our hearts are with you.
The WC Bent family.
Pattie Powers
November 14, 2010
God Bless you Teri. I will miss your beautiful smile. I will always remember you.
Pattie Powers
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