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Edward Schultz
January 11, 2012
Though we know heaven has welcomed a very special person, our hearts still feel the sorrow.
With Sympathy and Loving Prayer
Associated Buyers Employees and Their Families
Ed, Willow, Sandy and Don L.Schultz
patty vollmar
January 10, 2012
sorry for your loss. She was a Godly woman and fun to be around at church. I am sure she will be missed. Patty Vollmar
Gary & Marie Perkins
January 6, 2012
Pat, our hearts ache with yours at the loss of your mother. She was a grand lady! Please know that we have you and your family in our hearts and prayers this week.
Wyoma Jean Strong
January 5, 2012
There were many nights we spent with Jack & Kitty, guests in their home, playing cards, laughing, and enjoying one another's company. My extended sympathy to Pat and Mike as you mourn the loss of your Mother. God Bless you both.
Sincerely, Jean Strong & Family
Ryan Golden
January 5, 2012
My fondest memory of Aunt Kit and Uncle Jack was the hours they spent at my Grandparents (Al and Marge Golden) house, playing their favorite game Aggregation at the table. We play that game regularly at my house still today. She was wonderfully sweet and I know she is happy in heaven.
January 5, 2012
So sorry to hear about losing Kitty. We don't have a recent memories but there are sure a lot of old ones. Many special times and she was such a special person. We send sympathy and prayers for Patty, Mike and families. Denny and Linda (Ziebold) McCormack
Kathy Smith
January 5, 2012
So sorry to hear about your loss. I was just viewing Katie's wedding pictures and I was admiring the family, especially the parents and grandparents, when I got the news about Kitty. It was a wonderful blessing that Kitty was there to share the beauty of Katie and Michael's special day.
May all the memories of Kitty bring the family comfort and peace. With Sympathy, Kathy Smith (Monticello, IN)
Edward Schultz
January 5, 2012
Though we know heaven has welcomed a very special person, our hearts still feel the sorrow.
With Sympathy and Loving Prayer
Associated Buyers Employees and Their Families
Ed, Sandy and Don L. Schutlz
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