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September 2, 2009
Connie and Tammie, I am sorry to hear the news of your mother's death. I am Hilda's daughter Pat. My sister Linda called and gave me the news.
I remember your mom well and her warm smile and words of encouragement in my early years of marriage. That has been many years ago.
May God bless you and your family
Pat Griggs, Cedar Creek, Texas
Valerie Chick
August 30, 2009
Shirley was one of the most loving, warm and encouraging person I have ever known. She had a wonerful and tender heart. She was a joy to be around. Her happy spirit was contagious with her cheerful outlook and her smiling face! She was loved by me and my family
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