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Claudia Krause
December 16, 2010
I have known Mary Ann since her daughter Mary Beth and I became friends in the third grade. She was always so much fun, and so generous and loving. She always had something nice to say to me. I never heard her say anything bad about anyone. We will all miss her quick smile and sense of humor. I love you, Mary Ann.
Claudia Nilsson Krause
December 13, 2010
Dear Leslie, Franz, Mary Beth, and MaryAnn's dear grandchildren,
We are so grateful we got to know MaryAnn. We continue the unfolding process of absorbing our own parents' deaths, even years later, and we want to send you our love and support. With love and care, Marion and Jamie Newton
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