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Shannon Porter
November 18, 2009
My grandmother was the kindest, dearest person I have ever known.You raised me the majority of my childhood. I will always love you. Your presence on this world was such a positive one because you filled so many lives with love,kindness,joy,and wisdom.You truly were a hero to me and many others that knew you. Even though you are no longer on this plain of existence,you are, and always will be with us through the love you showed so many people through your life.
emily lopez
November 18, 2009
Dear grandmother, I miss you and love you always i glad Jason has company now your with him I love you both... Love, Emily Anne douthat=lopez your granddaughter......
Carol Duvall
November 17, 2009
Mary will be remembered as a great example of a Christian in all her dealings. I am glad that she died peacefully at home while watching a movie. She will certainly be missed!
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