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larry and Karen Young
August 1, 2008
Our sympathy. Singing and talking with Gloria was always a pleasure. Such knowledge!
William Danforth
August 1, 2008
The kindness, encouragement and friendship that Mrs. Trowbridge conveyed to me over the years will remain a lucid memory all of my days. Rarely does one bridge the generational gap and form a connectedness such as the one I enjoyed with my dearest friend. The inner nature of an individual is often protected and in some instances rarely revealed to others, Over time, true friendship removes these defenses as was my experience with Gloria. Thank you for your lessons, your laughter and your honesty. You will be missed so whole heartedly,
Your Friends,
William & Jennifer Danforth
Dan Murphy
August 1, 2008
Clay, my deepest sympathy for you and all your family.
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