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Barbara Dyba
September 20, 2007
Grandmom,
Thank you for being a pleasurable part of our lives for so long. It was an honor to have loved you and shared you with my family and friends. The way you lit up when you you were around little children warmed everyone's hearts. It is comfort to know that you are now in heaven, no doubt with chocolate and a cigerette. You have left me and the girls with many stories to share. I will tuck your babies in. We love you.
Until we hold hands again- Barbie
Julie Shiflett
September 19, 2007
Mrs. Barb is precious, kind-hearted, loving, hard-working and beautiful. Anyone in their right mind would love to have her as a mother, grandmother, best friend or neighbor. Mrs. Barb is such a strong woman. Her strength,words of wisdom and comfort will always be a part of who I am today.Sam and I love you so deeply. We will always have you in our hearts.
Little Julie
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