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Becky and Liz Williams and Browne
September 9, 2009
To all of "grandmom's" family, we send our sympathy and best wishes. We haven't met many of you, but feel we know you through Donna. She is our best friend and talks about all of you with such love and respect. We met Elsie many years ago, and she impressed us with her wit, and ability to climb those stairs with ease... Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. We are sorry we can't be there for the service, but do know that we will be thinking about you.
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