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Heidi Lynn Makupson

Seattle, Washington

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Heidi Makupson passed away in Seattle, Washington. The obituary was featured in The Seattle Times on September 20, 2006.

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It's been a minute cousin. I still miss u everyday. I keep a picture of you and uncle charlie on my desk that I am able to see all the time. We I get down I look at your smiling face to bring me light. Rest in peace Lil Cuz

I miss you beautiful sister. It's hard to believe ten years have passed. Today is your birthday and my bond today is just as strong. Know that you're thought of daily. Happy Birthday H! I love you. ~Arlesia

Heidi, Today is your birthday.I wish you were here to celebrate it.I know that you are celebrating with your dad.Please take good care of him.We love you both.Happy Birthday Honey. Love,Cathy.

Today is the first anniversary of Heidi's death. I find it hard to believe that we have all somehow survived for one year without seeing her amazing smile, and hearing her sweet laughter.

I have spent the day reflecting on her life and what she meant to me.

I loved my sister and miss her so much more than anyone knows.

Mom I miss you more than anything in my whole life. It just seems like yesterday that you and I were playing Outburst Jr. I feel as if I will see you tommorow but I never do. I know that I will see you again

My sweet Sister, it has been 6 months since you left us. My journey to continue on in life without you has been very challenging. I have discovered that losing someone you love is like a wound that is ever so slow to heal; no amount of salve or medication will ease the wound before it’s time. I miss you more than I could have ever imagined, you are never far from my thoughts.

My love is with you.

I always think about you and I hope your up in hevaen waiting for me.

Heidi,
Months have passed but I still think of you daily. I find I still
remember what your smile looks like, what your laugh sounds like...even
what you wore to my high school graduation. Most of all, I recall the
happiness you and my mother shared as loving, deeply connected sisters.
I remember your weekend shopping trips, phone conversations that would last for hours and your attempts at coaxing my mother along on some of your adventures. You were one of her joys, and she...

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