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DILLY/JEANETTE WALKER
November 30, 2008
DILLY AND JEANETTE
Diana East Worrell
November 11, 2008
I'm so sorry for your loss. The pain never goes away but the promise of seeing our loved ones again is a ray of hope that we must cling to. I know in my heart Louise is in a better place with the ones she loved that have gone on before her. Know in your heart you were truly loved by her. She was special and will be missed by many.
Becky Shilling
November 11, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
James (Pedro) Spencer
November 11, 2008
To the East Family:
My prayers and best wishes are extended to those who will miss Mary.
Connie (East) Darago
November 11, 2008
Deb and Pam, We were so saddened to learn of your loss. The years pass we get busy; involved in life and forget those who are so very special. For years we lived next door and shared the good times and bad. Us as kids and our Mom's as "buddies." Looking back I imagine our mom looked at Louise as the sister she never had. I know she was heartbroken and yet happy when you all took the leap of faith and left the mountain. How very brave and bold you all were. I think for us all, life became a job with kids, work and all the extras and we just lost touch. But somethings remain strong. Those special happy memories still bring a smile to me when we talk of the "old days" growing up. Hikes in the woods with peanut butter sandwiches and Kool-aid, 15 minutes to play and loosing track of time and least we forget those barns and chicken coops we fondly referred to as our playhouses. And yes Pam you were the littlest so you were always the baby. We will keep you all in our hearts and prayers and special memories too. Love Connie & George
Michael Linkous
November 11, 2008
I remember my grandmother being good friends and neighbors (Bluewell) with Louise Oshe Surface. When I was a little boy, my parents sold a mobile home to Mrs. Kirk and I used to go see my old bedroom.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
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