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Reata Holt
January 22, 2004
Susan,
Mert will be sorrily missed. You have been through so much lately, I know it has taken alot out of you & at times it must seem like things are never going to be normal again.
But I know that You'll handle it, because you are one of the bravest people I've ever known.
You may not see yopurself that way, but I do..... You have an inner strength that keeps you hanging on in situations that would try the best of us.
You are a fighter.
Anytime in the days and weeks ahead you need anyone to remind you of this, I'm here.
Bill and Cris Bogus
January 20, 2004
Susan,
Our prayers are with you, Michelle and Michael during this difficult time. Mert will be missed by all in our office.
Sim Lessley
January 18, 2004
Mert fought a long, good fight, Susan. We are grateful to be his friends and yours. Thanks to the Lord Jesus for the hope we share in Him. We plan to be there with you on Tuesday.
-Sim & Judie
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