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Darnella Brogsdale
February 23, 2011
April and Family
You know how much I love ya. Grandma was very upbeat and had good sense of humor and always smiling. I am still praying for you all. I will keep in touch.
February 20, 2011
I too worked with Eorail at Wesley Glen in the 80's. She taught me so much. May she rest in peace. My deepest sympathies to all of you.
Julie Bakle
Susan Wood
February 19, 2011
My deepest sympathy to her family. I worked with Eorail in the 80's at Wesley Glen. She was a wonderful woman. My prayers are with you.
Susan Wood
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