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Mark & Jodi Henrickson
November 4, 2009
Dear Mildred, Cheryl, Jaye, Grant & Steph,
Please know Mark and I keep you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We rejoice with you in Jim's victory and his new life with our Father.
Love to you all, and don't hesitate to call with anything we can do to make the next days and weeks a little easier.
Mark and Jodi Henrickson
Deb Moras
November 2, 2009
Your family is being lifted up in prayer by all your friends at Gentle Shepherd Hospice. Family Care Representative
Fred Hicks
November 1, 2009
Jim was a true gentleman and a great person to be around. I have some really great memories of fishing with him and swapping stories about the lumber business and his years on the State Police force. Mildred, Cheryl, Jaye and family, may you find comfort and peace in this sorrowful time. Zona and I have you all in our prayers.
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