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Kim Matison (Clark)
March 1, 2011
Dear Karen and Family:
My condolences to you. I also remember the gully and the grape arbor that was there. It was a fun spot for all of us neighborhood kids to gather.
Colleen Clark
March 1, 2011
Dear family,
I am one of the "Clark girls" who lived down the street from you and was so saddened to hear of "Mrs. Morks" passing.
So many sweet childhood memories came flooding to the surface... I remember how kind and caring your wife and mom was to me; always reminding us to be careful and telling the older kids to keep an eye on me when playing 'make believe' in the 'gully' and eating salmon berries behind your house - a magical time; at least for me! I also so fondly recall "Sheba" coming with us - oh how I loved that dog...In fact, many years later as an adult I named one of my dogs the same. Some years back, I was able to share this with your folks and she was able to meet 'my Sheba'. I am thankful for that.
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Please remember that she will always be in your heart and mine too!
February 24, 2011
I will miss my dear friend so much. We had so many good times at the University Pl Senior Center artists group. She was a gentle and witty person. Her poetry was very enjoyable. My prayers will be with you all.
Sincerely, Trudy Prellwitz
Jim Orlando
February 24, 2011
Dear Mr. Mork, Karen and family:
I was very sorry to read about Mrs. Mork. I have many fond memories of her. She was always so kind to me when I lived across the street. I always remember TANG because of her!I was able to talk to her a few years ago and catch up when we both were at the same gym in Fircrest. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Sincerely,
Jim Orlando
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