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Ray and Betty Leavitt
October 27, 2009
Dear Family:
Please accept our sincere sympathy in your loss of Helen. She loved her Lord and is with Him now and forever.
We have delightful memories of Helen. What impressed us most about her was her love for God's Word, the Bible. It always seemed to be open whenever we visited her, and she thoroughly enjoyed her times spent reading the Scriptures.
May God's comfort be with you all.
Ray and Betty Leavitt
Huntersville, NC
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