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Lisa Ledwith
September 1, 2023
I miss you and I'll always love you. You were a wonderful mother in-law.
Lisa Ledwith
November 12, 2005
Mom, Sleepless in Sarasota this early AM and missing you with all my heart. You're Grandkids, although not by blood, miss you too.
I can't get you and all the years with you and the years lost out of my mind. I'm putting your picture here soon and making a beautful Memorial Web Page for you.
Thank you for telling me the things you did the last time I saw you, you helped me. I was there to try and help you, but like always, you, even on your death bed, held my hand and comforted me. A Lady, A Wife, A Mother, A Grandmother and a Friend, all wrappd up in one. I still don't understand any of this. I love you. Always and Forever, Lisa
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