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Lillie Smith
February 20, 2004
To Suzy and Family:
Suzy, you already know how much your GK family loves you. I would like to add my condolences and send my love to you and yours in your hour of bereavement. Remember that God never fails and He never makes a mistake. Read Psalms 27 and it will give you a measure of peace and strength.
Love you!
Lil
Beverly Patton
February 11, 2004
To the Gust Family:
Our prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. Remember the prayer "Footprints" and the Lord will take You and Your Family through.
From the Pattons
Jennifer Lanting
February 10, 2004
To the Gust family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May God's grace be with you in the coming weeks and may His strength be a continual guide.
Jen Lanting
Georgia Wisniewski
February 10, 2004
So sorry for your loss. I know that the love of the Lord and the comfort friends and family will give you strength and ease your pain.
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