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brian
January 1, 2007
i'm very sorry donald to hear about the loss of your wonderful wife. i know i haven't seen you for awhile but i do think about all of the people that i used to take care of. stay stong and you will get through all of the hard times in your life. i know that your children will be there whenever needed. i used to draw dolores blood at st. marys clinic.
Dawn
December 17, 2006
Mom I Love You and I will dearly
miss you. Please come visit me
whenever you can and give me a sign
when you are with me. Help inspire
me with my quilting and help
me cook like you did.
Dawn
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