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Sherrye Lantz
October 25, 2008
Eileen, I am so sorry for your loss and wanted to let you know I was thinking of you and all your family
dawn
October 23, 2008
Ahhhhhhh, to have known the great beleiver in Irish music on the porch, sun on the knees and the heart of a leprocon, I will miss my old friend who taught me about love, tolerance and loyalty in what I beleive.
shelia pauley
October 22, 2008
dear mrs.mccall their are no words to say to make you feel better just know that we are thinking of you. we live right up the street at 1841 oxford ave i am the lady with the little pincher. your grandson devlin plays with my grandson shane if there is anything i can do please feel free to call me anytime i just went through something similar to this. you are in our hearts and prayers and we will pray for you 345-6259 sincerily your nieghbors shelia tim shane cheyanne sandra manetta and kids
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