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Jack Bell
July 8, 2005
Jack and Edna Bell
Jodi Thigpen
July 8, 2005
To the Harrison family we send our condolences. We also will be praying for Mrs. Dianne Harper, beloved niece, who we respect. We pray God will continue to lift you and keep you in His presence through this difficult time.
shirley griffin
July 8, 2005
Just wanted you to know that I'm thinking about all of you. I'm not able to be there tonight, but I will see you in the morning for the funeral.
I have many fond memories of your mom.
Helen Manganiello
July 8, 2005
Mrs. Harrison was like a member of our family. She was my Mother's closest and dearest friend. She and Dr.Nick were 2 of the finest people I have ever had the privilege of knowing..they are together now, with my Daddy..we miss you all..very much..the world is not the same without you..Love always...Carol Helen
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