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Charles Johnson
January 16, 2011
Grandma, I am writing for myself and brothers and sisters. We wish we could have spent more time with you. When you came to visit you made us all laugh. We are thankful that you were able to come up here with us.
Rest in Peace,
Charles, Shane, Stacia, Ryan, Baby Charles and Bella
marcia von willer hamecher
January 15, 2011
mary frances, I have know you most of my life, you and my grand mother were best of friends. I still have some of your painting, you were such a sweet lady......
Tawnya Deitering
January 12, 2011
Mary Frances,
Your love for animals stayed with you through your whole life.
You were a devoted Mother, and a loving Wife.
You had many friends tired and true
Telling stories and making people laugh as you liked to do
God gave you many talents, and you used them all
Painting, playing music, and dancing, having a ball
You took on your Granddaughters, when you had another plan
We will be so ever grateful, because now we understand
You and Grandpa taught us how to be
And you loved us much that's easy to see
I Thank our God for opening my heart, and bringing you too my home
For the special time spent together, and knowing you were not left alone
Go now Grandma to that resting place the Lord has made for you
Your job is finished here, Dad and Grandpa miss you too
Written by
Tawnya Deitering
Grossmont Gardens Staff & Residents
January 12, 2011
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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