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Lynn Sullivan
August 4, 2008
My deepest sympathy to your family for your recent loss. I met Margaret while taking care of Leo at UMMC many years ago. We kept in contact and everytime I would visit her she always had a smile. She always asked about my children and what was new in their lives. She was a pleasure to know, and I am grateful to have met such a wonderful person. She will be missed.
Renee Hultquist
August 3, 2008
I took care of Marguerite at Holden and she was always smiling. She was my favorite little lady. I brought pictures of my cat to show her because I knew she liked cats. I will miss her terribly. I made it a point to make a visit to see how her day was going when ever I could. My thought and prayers go out to all her family and friends. She was a wonderfull person.
Ray and Lee Anne Herrick
August 3, 2008
Dearest Auntie Margaret,
We can't express in words what you meant to us all. Your infectious smile and quick-wit and impeccable memory were just a few of the special qualities you possesed. Our visits together will long be remembered and remain very close to our hearts and minds. We pray that you are at peace now with God and your beloved Leo and your loving family. Know that we love you dearly and our special memories of times spent together will never fade from our hearts and minds.
Until we meet again our love goes with you.
With love and Prayers.
Ray, Lee Anne, Jake, Jamie and Chad
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