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Sue Thompson
December 5, 2008
I never met aunt Ethel but spoke to her on the phone many many times for many years. Her brother Ernest L. Laing, (was my ex/Tom Laing's dad) was very dear to me and so of his wife Mary which I took care of for many years until her last day this past June. God be with you and bless you aunt Ethel. You were loved by many.
Pastor Ron Young
December 4, 2008
Praise God! I rejoice with God as He says “Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints.” (Ps 116:15 AV) Never have I met anyone who had 'excuse' to grumble but never did. Ethel was always bright and cheerful and loved to talk about her Savior. I thank God for having met His child, Ethel.
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