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Hope and Esther Abisamra
August 10, 2008
To the family of Doris Butland:
Our earliest memories of dear Doris go back to the weekly Monday Bible studies held in our dear mother's home. Doris made sure we started eating her candy at 10 A.M.; she often brought us her homemade penuche as well.
There was no doubt about Doris's love for her Saviour. The class wasn't long enough for her; she continued her meditation and questioning during her phone conversations to our mother.
There is no doubt that both Doris and our mother are rejoicing in the presence of their Savior-- a glory graduation for them both. May God comfort you at this time.
August 10, 2008
T
Regina Conrad
August 8, 2008
To the family of my dear Doris,
Today is Friday, August 8th, and I am just now reading of the passing of a dear friend. We shared so much laughter and "strong Bible talk" together. Doris is a most remarkable woman, and I love her dearly.
My sincerest sympathy and condolences to her family. Doris and I saw each other in Leicester not that long ago, and we experienced a very wonderful event. I would love to share it with you.
Please tell me where to send it.
Peace be with your family. We know she is in good hands.
Mary (Doe) Landi
August 6, 2008
Dear Jimmy:
I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. It's been a long time, but I remember her as a very nice, kind person. I will keep her in my prayers.
Dana George Reed
August 5, 2008
The entire Reed family, formerly of Paxton and Worcester, sends our deepest condolences to the family of Doris Butland. Our family has known Ralph and Doris and their wonderful family (Phil, Jimmy and Bev) for many decades. My Dad who, God willing, will be 85 this December, knew Ralph since they were teenagers in Tatnuck. Ralph and Doris, and my parents, were all married and had children at about the same time, right after WWII. I still remember Doris seeing us and chatting with my Mom at the car in the parking lot of the old Food Land market in Tatnuck in the 1970s. Doris was a wonderful Christian woman, so very strong in her faith. She was an inspiration and great role model to those her age and younger people as well. I know she will receive a wonderful reward in the new world to come and be welcomed blameless by Jesus Christ. Doris left a legacy for all who knew her and those who she touched with her gentle and honest ways. We will all miss you, dear lady!
Sandy Vander Zicht
August 5, 2008
Dear Jim, Phil, & Bev:
So sorry to hear about your mother. It is so hard to lose a mother. I have said a prayer for you all. How wonderful to know that God will bring her back to life in a new version of all the things that made her the particular person she was. And you will see her face again.
Charlie McGrath
August 5, 2008
To the family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I hope and pray the comfort of God to each of you. What a great lady, and a true example of a godly woman. She always had a smile on her face, and she was always willing to testify to the power of God in her life. I know you will cherish forever the memories of such a wonderful person.
Michele DiLiddo
August 5, 2008
Jimmy, I'm sorry to hear about your mother. She was such a pleasant, happy go lucky woman who touched the hearts of everyone who met her. You couldn't help but smile when she was around you. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
CAROL KALIL HAMILTON
August 5, 2008
JIMMY AND FAMILY, I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. YOUR MOTHER WAS JUST SUCH A WONDERFUL PLEASANT PERSON......
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