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Kay Gardner
December 5, 2008
Dear Reed Family: On occasions I would visit your mother with Pembroke. I found her a very delightful and interesting person. We would talk about the books that she had read, some of the recent family events, her travels or the flowers in her room. I know that she lived a great life and had a deep love of the Lord. My Prayers are with you in the time of loss. In Christ, Kay and Abe Gardner
Bob Powell
December 5, 2008
Davis,
I did not know your mom very well but had met her and dealt with her some years ago. She was a very loving and caring lady who was greatly loved and admired by her nieces who I had occasion to meet at the same time. I know she will be missed and I extend my sympathy to you as well as the rest of your family.
Bob
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