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December 23, 2009
Gram...words can not begin to describe how much you meant (mean) to me. A piece of me has gone with you. Your great-grandchildren will always remember you through the stories we will pass on to them of your life and our life with you through the years. You have inspired me in more ways than you will ever know. There will not be a day that goes by that I will not think of you and all of the wonderful times we shared. I already miss you terribly. Merry Christmas. I love you always. -Kelly
December 21, 2009
Gram...we miss you so much here, I know you aren't suffering anymore and that gives me peace, I wish you could be with us for Christmas, but we will keep your memories alive forever. Love you darlin'. -Kay
December 21, 2009
Our sincere sympathy to all those who loved Betty.
Dian Harrod and Skip Yaworski
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