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J P
June 15, 2019
Very sorry for your huge loss, Jon.
Craig McWhorter
February 6, 2019
My aunt Louise was a free spirit that loved to enjoy life. She had an incredibly generous spirit and could put a smile on your face. She lacked a filter and always spoke what she was thinking. A lover of life and a do as I will attitude. She will be forever missed, and the world will be darker without her.
2009: Louise and friends from Project Repair Helen, Edna, Hollis
Edna Myers
February 4, 2019
Love you forever!
Yang Lin
January 27, 2019
You are my hero, my American Mother. My wife, my son and me are so lucky and so happy to know you, live with you and your family for more than 30 years. Although we are out of States at the time of service we love you forever, you will be in my heart ever!
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