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6 Entries
Marion Gold
October 23, 2005
Dear Sandra and Elizabeth,
May the love and sweet memories of your dear mother bring you comfort - and live on in your hearts and in the hearts of all who loved her.
My deepest sympathy.
Bonnie Bell
October 6, 2005
Dear Elizabth & Sandra:
We all go way back, don't we? I think I first met your mom when Elizabeth and I were still in the dorm at USC. I loved her then and loved her more and more over the years. Besides being a beautiful person, she was always so much fun; I loved laughing with her. In more recent years, Jim and I enjoyed our special Christmas celebrations at with her at Elizabeth's. We will always remember her and miss her presence in our lives. Love, Bonnie
Bobbi Wambach
October 3, 2005
Sandra,
My thoughts are with you, Bob and your sister. Your Mother was a wonderful, delightful and elegant lady. My family and I always enjoyed our time with you all. Take Care,
Patricia (Sherron) Bigoni
October 3, 2005
Dear Sandra and Elizabeth,
My condoloences to both of you. I know that a very special friend, as well as mom, has left your side. I, too, remember your mom for her graciousness and warmth.... I especially enjoyed her easy smile which added to her beauty! I was lucky to know her and sad to hear of her death. Love to both of you, Patty
Dorothy Walker
September 29, 2005
Elizabeth,
It was such a joy to meet Becky when she visited you a few years ago during your holiday get-togethers. She's truly a gracious lady.
I'm sure she's at peace knowing that she was surrounded by those whose love and care for her will never end.
Peace & blessings always,
Dorothy
Carol Aubin
September 29, 2005
Elizabeth,
We are really sorry to hear about your mother. She knew she was loved, and the gift of time these last few years is one you'll appreciate and treasure forever.
We're sending loving thoughts and energy to you.
With much, much love,
Carol, Susan, Lizzy, and Sarah
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