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David Wiggs
March 8, 2004
We were so sad today to learn of the death of Rhoda. I never left her side that she did not kiss me and say "Love You". What a warm wonderful human being.
Donna, Kenny, Sonny and family: we feel that if somehow we can, in sharing your grief, lessen the pain and in sharing the joy we can multiply the love felt at this time we do so with open hearts and arms.
I hope that you feel peace in the days and months to come.
Love,
David Wiggs & Teresa Schmidt
Teresa and David Schmidt-Wiggs
March 8, 2004
We were saddened to hear that Rhoda has left us. We were so very fond of her and Jim, and feel like we've lost a family member, too. We hope that Donna, Sonny, and Kenny and their families will find comfort in their memories. Our love and hearts are with you.
Luther and Anne Lewis
March 6, 2004
We will sincerely miss Rhoda and her loving ways, but we know she is with her husband and her sisters. May God be with her sons and daughters through this sad time.
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