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December 2, 2010
need to correct wording on earlier
entry. Should have said remembering
"Aunt Cora Lee" #4 of my Mothers 6 sisters. (sorry)
wanda
December 2, 2010
Remembering #4 of 6 Sisters,"beautiful
lady" My deepest sympathy to all the
family.
wanda (niece)
Jim Jones
December 1, 2010
One of my most favorite aunts, always had a laugh, a piece of candy and usually a piece of advice when I would dash thru her house. Mine and my family's full condolences.
Jim and Jill Jones
December 1, 2010
I am sorry, to hear that you have lost her.
When I knew her,
she had so much -
Life in her.
It will sad to think she's moved on.
my deepest condolences to Sharon and Don Moore.
ox ox
cheryl
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