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Laura Grimes
June 28, 2011
I loved staying at 3rd Ave. with Grandma, hearing her stories of nurse's training, and was honored by her traveling to South Bend Indiana for both my wedding and the baptism of my daughter Rachel--her first great-grandchild, born of her first grandchild.
Her faith and dedication to the church and the sacraments as well as her gift of singing and active choir membership are a blessed source of my own faith and spirituality, my priesthood, and my own vocal gifts as well as those of my children Nick and Katie Rose.
Grandma, I love and miss you and thank you for all your love for me, my kids, and our whole family and for interceding for us now and always.
Katie
June 8, 2011
Grandma Dorothy would play rummy with us grandkids...if we won, we got a dollar and if she won she got to keep her dollar.
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