6 Entries
Jim Finn
January 2, 2014
my condolences
January 14, 2013
Carol and Joan, I cannot attend the services but I can express my sorrow for Darlene's passing. I am Kate Reilly Harig, Class of '52.
Kristin
January 14, 2013
Thank you for sharing the pictures of Darlene. I loved looking at them. She is missed but I am glad she is at peace. My thoughts and prayers are with Cindy, Carol and Joan.
Rita Stringham
January 13, 2013
Joan and Carol: My thoughts are with the two of you and continued prayers for Darlene, that at last she is at peace with no pain and suffering. I have so many good memories of all the fun times we had growing up. Thanks for all the updates and SO SORRY I cannot be there with you at this time. I also pray that the two of you will have peace also, you were so good to Darlene through all of this. Rita
January 13, 2013
Carol and Joan, Sorry to hear of Darlene's passing. She was a grade school and high school friend. Also a Mercy Madam!! You are being remembered in my thoughts and prayers . Sincerely, Annie Renaud Smith
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