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Gayle
September 23, 2023
When I think of Steve, I can´t help but smile and remember his sense of humor. And I´m so happy, Nancy, to have you as a friend and fellow neighbor here at Watermark. Thinking of you and wishing you strength.
Linda Odum
January 16, 2023
Nancy, I learned about Steve's death today. I am so sorry: the two of you seemed such a harmonious pair, and judging from the language in his obituary, he tried hard to make it so. I wish you strength and self reliance in your newly solitary life, and may time and fond memories assuage your grief.
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