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Mike Lewis
April 25, 2006
Mr. Sutherland:
I always looked forward to seeing you and Mrs. Sutherland at church. Your devotion to her was clear, as was hers to you. I am always inspired to see a couple married for so long who clearly love each other. Seeing you together was always a mini-retreat for me.
Janice Balgemann
April 24, 2006
Dear Bob and family,
Your wife/mom/grandmother lived a generous life, sharing her many talents and Christian beliefs with many. She will always be remembered.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Affectionately,
Jan Balgemann
Mike Rehmer
April 24, 2006
Bob, I'm sorry I couldn't attend the services for Elaine. Please accept my apologies and sincere condolences. As you know, Elaine is now with the Lord and one day you'll be reunited in his glory.
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