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Kimberley Popken
February 7, 2008
Joan,
I am so grateful that I was priviledged enough to be among those that could care for Gil during his visits to the hospital.
The adoration and love that the two of you had for each other warmed my heart and gave me hope that love can truly continue into the golden years.
I will always remember how his face would light up when you entered the room. There was a calming, and a softening that occurred on an almost supernatural level.
I pray that your memories of the years together will comfort your grieving heart.
(((hugs))) from my heart to yours,
Kimberley RN @ MGMC.
Pam Meo
February 6, 2008
Dear Joan:
Our prayers and thoughts go out to you and your family. All of your good memories will be with you forever.
With love,
Charlie and Pam Meo
Harold Walpole
February 5, 2008
Mr. DeVore was held in high esteem by my father, an engineer. Our thoughts are with you at this time.
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