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Shirley Noden
March 5, 2009
Dressed to the nines and ready to go out to dinner or the theater at a moments notice. I’ll miss your mischievous glint and bright smile. We will miss you so much. Shirley
Terry Martinek
March 2, 2009
Dolly was not just a coworker here in the Court but rather an inspiration and leader as well as one of my greatest supporters upon my arrival here in Michigan. She always had a kind word and an encouraging word for one to stay the course and work hard. I as well as many others will truly miss her and her friendship. God Bless you Dolly and ride with speed to his arms!
Chuck Kehoe
March 2, 2009
Dolly was my most trusted colleague and friend. A dedicated and faithful public servant and a woman who would make the world smile with her smile and her wonderful laugh. This world really is a better place because of YOU, Dolly, and we will miss you forever.
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