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Jennifer Ottosen
May 20, 2011
Grandma,
Oh, I miss you so much already.. I can't imagine a summer without you. You taught me so much about how to love and let go and how to just be happy. You taught a generation of women to be strong and independant and even a little stubborn at times. I'm selfish, and I want you back. But I know you are with your mom, dad and and your brother. That gives me peace. Keep looking over me Grandma. And, please, remind us all to just slow down a little from time to time. I love you.
May 19, 2011
SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. ANOTHER ANGEL IS IN HEAVEN... GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND LOVE YOU, GAIL
May 19, 2011
Mom,
You encouraged me in my goals and dreams and validated my struggles to fulfill them. Always, you were there to listen, understand and help me grow. I will miss you so much..... Carrie Lynn
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