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Cheryl Jennings
November 6, 2009
Martha & Blaine: So sorry to hear of Nanny's passing, she was a sweetheart to me always. She used to send me cards when I first moved out here to Roanoke. I know she's rejoicing in the arms of Jesus her Savior now. God be with you as you walk through this process with Him. Love: Cheryl Jennings
Paul & Melody Brockman
November 5, 2009
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Patti Krohn
November 5, 2009
Martha,
I will surely miss Nannie Shrieves.I remember all the birthday cards she so thoughtfully sent me and my family. A true servant of the Lord (just like you and Blaine).I am so sorry for your loss. May the Lord comfort you and your family in this time. I miss you and Blaine and your family and cherish the memories.
I will be praying for you,
Patti Krohn
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