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November 8, 2010
Kay was a customer and friend, I was her Hairstylist for about 6 years. She will be greatly missed.
My deepest sympathy to her family.
Patricia Markiewicz
Joe Salas
November 6, 2010
Mrs. Morrow was my kindergarten and first grade teacher in 1973 & 1974. I was very fortunate to start out my education in her class. Indeed, everybody loved Mrs. Morrow. Thank you Mrs Morrow, you are missed by many!
Edward Dillard
November 4, 2010
Mrs. Morrow was my kindergarten teacher in 1960. I have many fond memories of her as my teacher. She not only taught me but also my brother and sister. What a wonderful teacher and person she was. Everybody loved Mrs. Morrow she touched the lives of thousands of young people and got us started on our journey of learning.
My deepest sympathy to her family and friends.
You will be forever remembered and may you rest in peace.
Ed Dillard
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