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Cheryl (Kiefer) Smith
August 9, 2011
Brenda,
So sad to hear of your Mother's passing. She sounds like she brought much joy to your lives. Thinking of you even though much time has elapsed since I last saw you. Deepest sympathy to your family. Take care.
ken & elaine balfour
August 8, 2011
barbara and brenda sorry for your loss. we should all be so lucky to live a long life!
Mike and R Sue Dodea
August 8, 2011
Thank you, Gram, for a lifetime of love and lessons learned right up to our last goodbye.
One of our greatest memories is when we gave you and Gramps your first cockatiel who quickly became a beloved family member. The ‘tiel tradition’ was begun and our special connection to those smart little birds brought us even closer.
Now you fly with wings of your own, soaring through heaven with the flock that went before.
God bless and love, Mike and R. Sue
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