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Sandra Howland
November 18, 2020
It is never easy to lose a mom; it always comes as shock no matter how ready we think we are. I regret not being there. Having known your mom and family for over a half a century it seems impossible that she’s gone. The house and your lives must seem so empty without her. I hope as time passes that you’ll find ways to remember her with joy in your hearts for having been blessed to have such a down-to-earth mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and mother-in-law.
Monica Palladino
October 30, 2020
Pat and I were sorry to hear that your mom has passed. We are sending our love and sympathy to you all.
Anne Lees
October 29, 2020
Dear
Sharon, Gary, Wayne, Ken, and Jody -
Your mom was lucky to have all your love and care. Her love for you will live on in you, her grandchildren, their children and all you bring to the world. My thoughts have been with you all week. Much love, Anne
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