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Sheri Huddleston
January 8, 2006
Billie was a wonderful teacher who encouraged her students to strive for quality in all their work. I worked with her at Queen Creek Elementary School and always admired her high standards. She will be missed.
Lura (Link) Swift
January 2, 2006
Billie was my Aunt, she wrote me a letter when I graduated from the 8th grade that I wished to this day that I had kept. She also recommended to me later in life that I read "Atlas Shrugged" which turned out to be my favorite novel. I have many good memories and stories of her in Kansas.
Jackie McKenna
January 1, 2006
I was saddend to read about Billies' passing. I worked with her at Q.C. for several years. She was a great lady and a master teacher. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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