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Laura Isom Krenzer
June 18, 2004
Deepest sympathies to all of the family, especially Gary and Theresa.
Pete Smith
June 2, 2004
Cy, Our prayers are with you. We will miss Rhea and her contributions to so many lives and organizations in our community. God Bless.
Phyllis Stabley
June 1, 2004
I conside it a blessing having had Rhea as a friend. She was a loving and caring person. She will be missed by all who had the good fortune to know her.
Kim Fischer
June 1, 2004
Everyone in the sewing guild will miss Rhea. She was such a delight to our group we all ask about her at each meeting. I can still hear her laughing at all my sewing mistakes. Loved you lots Rhea!
Marilyn Teague
June 1, 2004
So sorry to hear of Rhea's passing.
I had worked with her at the hospital and also Bethany Place. She was a neat lady, always kind and fun to be around. She will be missed.
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