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Judy
April 14, 2013
What a joy it always was to see Dorothy come through the doorway of David Broadway Salon. She was one of the nicest people I've ever met and it was my priveledge to know her. I am saddened by her passing.
April 9, 2013
I will miss your smile, Dorothy and hearing that you are "copasetic"... What an honor to have had the privelege to take care of such a graceful woman. I am happy knowing that you are at peace with your husband. Blessings to your family, may you all be comforted to know that you will be reunited again.
Warmest Regards,
Carrie Smith, S.T.N.A
Sunset Village, Overmeyer
Bonnie Brinkerhoff
April 8, 2013
I'll miss you Grandma. Thank you for showing me how to love art and find and appreciate the "silver lining" in everything.
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