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Fran and David Locks
March 19, 2003
Please accept our deepest sympathy.
We know what a long battle Donna fought and how deeply you all loved and cared for each other. She will live on in your memories and hearts. Thinking of you all.
Victor Gryniewicz
March 1, 2003
My condolences to Donna's family. I worked with Donna for several years at the Department of Transportation. She was a very sincere and caring person. Donna always had a smile when we met.
Eva A. Betka, Commissioner IHRC
March 1, 2003
God bless you and keep you in this time of sorrow.
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