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susan nurge
June 7, 2020
Oh Miss Sharon. When I read the email Milton forwarded (yes, good ole Milton), I burst into tears. Where to start. Prospectors? Line Dancing? Pre party with DT? George Strait concert? I still remember when the King of Country touched your hand. I bet you didn't was your hand for a week!!!! Bringing DT to Cyndi's wedding. And the years of friendship at K&A. It was never the same without you. I'll always remember our talks, and the way you gave the phone a dirty look when it rang ~ it made us all giggle. You made us smile, and that's not an easy thing to do. Only special people can light up one's life like that. May your family be filled with wonderful memories of loving times together. Peace, condolences and virtual shiva.
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