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Bill and Jo Donaldson
September 1, 2007
Dear Susan and Kathryn - Even though we were unable to be with you at this difficult time; our thoughts and prayers were with you from here in Vermont. We are here to comfort you and help you both when needed.
Mom & Dad,
The Grandparents
John & Mary Chiappardi & Family
August 25, 2007
Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
Libby Russler
August 24, 2007
Dear Kathryn,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I am so glad that I was able to meet your father during graduation weekend, and I could tell that he was very proud of you. Having such a bright, talented, and beautiful (both inside and out) daughter must have brought him great joy and comfort. I hope the happy memories you have of him will sustain you through the difficult weeks and months to come.
With sympathy and love,
Mrs. Russler
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