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November 20, 2009
She touched the lives of all who knew her. Family, friends,nursing home staff - she was a special person. She indeed lived gently and with grace. We'll miss you.
mike gibson
November 18, 2009
marion will be missed by all who knew her i would like too thank everyone at camelot nursing home for there care of marion.they always said she was one of there best patients.id like to also thank her close frinds from the church and her nephews and their wives for visiting on a regular basis it meant the world to her but most of all id like to thank my wife and daughters for sharing there love for her.eddie gayle patty ashley and amber meems (marion)has passed but she is resting pacefully i know you all are going too miss her. you will always have the the positive memorys she has left behind marion thank you for being a part of our life love forever mike
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