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Diane Purdy Arnold
February 20, 2011
Tanya and family, It is such a loss when our parents die. We lost mom 7 years ago and each day I find something I would have loved to ask her. She was so lucky to have you take care of her and be able to stay at home: not a small task by any means. Hold on the the memories...the good times.... I did not know her but she sounded like quite a lady. My wishes for strength and peace at this difficult time.
Kathy Gehrke
February 20, 2011
Tanya, I knew you as Tany, my name is Kathy (Coplan) Gehrke. We spent summers together at Clear Lake. When I had my hair styled for my Sr. picture, by my cousin, boufant was the in-style then, Mom desperately needed a redo. She called your Mom, up sto Clear Lake we went. . .and that is the hair style shown in my Senior annual. Our beloved mother, Dorothy Coplan passed last February 23rd, 97 years old. We send our sincere sympathies. Kathy and Mike Gehrke
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