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July 20, 2009
Please accept my deepest sympathy. Eileen and Ann were dear friends of the Forrests and I know they were always so kind to me. Sorry I can't be at the funeral, but my thought and prayers are with the family. Nancy Forrest
Kerry Ross(O'Connell)
July 20, 2009
Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Aunt Leennie will be missed we have many memories of her that will hold dear. We wish we could be there .
God Bless
Kerry,Jimmy,Timmt,Tyler- Ross
Pidge Griffin_Farinacci
July 19, 2009
We wish we could be there with you during this difficult time. Please know that we are there in spirit. I always enjoyed visiting with Auntie Leenie and have fond memories of doing so.
Peace,
Pidge, Joe, Bryn, Tate & Birk
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