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August 17, 2015
Mike and I were so sorry to hear of Kathy's passing. Our former neighbor, Glenda Miesner, told us of the upcoming services at Arlington this Friday. We can't be there and I'm not sure if you'll even get this note at this point in time but we wanted to let you know that we will be thinking of both Kathy and Roger at the time of the service. Although we didn't communicate with them once they left the Fair Oaks neighborhood, we remember them both fondly as they lived just 2 houses away from us. Kathy was actually the 1st to come over and welcome us when we moved back into our home after an Army re-assignment. We had frequent chats over the years and remember Kathy as a great neighbor and friend, never once did we ever hear her complain or say anything negative about anyone or anything in our neighborhood in the 17 yrs we were neighbors. That in itself made her a remarkable neighbor.
Mike and Jaye Anastasio
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