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Dorothy Epperly
January 7, 2008
Ena was a very loving and friendly lady, very apprecitive of all that was done for and with her. She loved her church family and so graciously received all who came to see her at home or as she sat in church between services. She had a quick wit and ready smile. Also dear to her was her Bible study and pray. When she belonged to our ladies prayer group, I so enjoyed her sharing her favorite Bible texts and thoughtful and ernest prayers. I am truely blessed by knowing Ena.
jer boerhave
December 26, 2007
Grandma Ena,
I have so missed you, and your poem's for all the grandchildren, and your collection of copper pencil sharpner's how we compared....camp meetings, you taught me a-lot. I was gifted to learn to know you. my girls jaclyn,jolene and janell only knew you as Great Grandma and for that they learned elegance in such a loving way. all my love, jerilyn"jer"boerhave
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