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Karyn Stockwell (Shanahan)
April 14, 2005
Some of my fondest childhood memories are the many times when Aunt Loretta opened her home to me and let me spend an afternoon with her. I always loved sitting at the kitchen table as she fussed over me and made me feel so welcome and so very loved. The smell of lilacs will always remind me of her.
Love to all,
Karyn (Carol's oldest daughter)
edward v mahoney
April 14, 2005
to the family deepest sympathy from a years old friend
Karen Daly
April 14, 2005
Dear Jack, Peter and Joanne,
Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.Your father has been waiting for a long time. What atruly beautiful woman .
Karen,Dick and Zeke
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