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Marsha Spicer
November 8, 2010
Joan, Glenda, Larry and June...you all are in our thoughts and prayers. I am so glad I got to see granny before she passed away. We love you!
Christy Eckert
November 7, 2010
I love you and miss you Granny. I know you are in Heaven and enjoying your time with your son. Please continue to look down on us
Debbie Upton
November 6, 2010
Joan
So sorry for your lost. My thought and prayers are with you.
diane short
November 6, 2010
you were loved by so many, granny. i'll never forget the time you spent in my life. you were always loving and giving to everyone you were around. you're with daddy now, you can look out for each other and look down and guide all the family in the way that is right. love you always and forever....
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