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Emily Allen Jiancristoforo
July 26, 2006
Tomorrow is your birthday. It seems so weird that we won't be celebrating with you...
You always loved birthdays, and never missed a single one, not for 25 of my own! I'll be thinking of you extra hard tomorrow and wishing you were here with us. I guess this is my "card to Heaven", so to speak! I sent a card to your mom too, so that hopefully she won't be as sad. Take good care of my "STAR".
I'll never stop loving you.........
Happy Birthday my SALLY!
Lisa Gross Housley
January 1, 2006
I will always miss my "Sally Sue".
Love you,
"Lisa Lou"
Elizabeth Allen
December 22, 2005
I tried to write you a letter before, but it deleted instead of posting. I will collect my thoughts and write again, although it may not be today.
We miss you terribly. You were one in a million. Everyone else says they're too busy, but you always made time & when everyone else was selfish, you were more concerned for other people. Our house has you scattered throughout, in cards, pictures, books and many other things you shared with us. More important than those things are the memories.
You told mom not to let us forget you, and there's no chance of that happening. You were her best friend and our biggest fan.
Everyone says you're gone, but I can't believe that. I'll want to call you because I forget, but I know you already know. I got ready to send your Christmas card, but I know you see that too. You are with me all the time.
It's hard right now, but easier too because at least we know you're still always there. And you always were.
Love,
Elizabear
CAROL MCMILLEN
December 9, 2005
MR&MRS SCRUGGS, MY FAMILY IS SADDEN FOR YOUR LOSS.I MET SALLY THRU MARCIA PARRISH. WE HAVE HAD ALOT LAUGHS AND TEARS.. SHE WAS GREAT WOMAN, WHOM WE ALL LOVED.. I AM GLAD SHE IS FREE OF PAIN AND WITH OUR LORD NOW.. SHE IS AT PEACE..
Emily Allen Jiancristoforo
December 7, 2005
I love you and I can't believe you're gone. I know that you are in a better place because of how you lived your life. You were the most unselfish, generous, scholarly, interesting person I have ever known and I am so lucky to have had you as such a BIG part of my life. Richard, Elizabeth and I will miss you dearly and we will never forget all of the fond memories and things that you taught us (in life and in death). Rest well-- you fought hard! I will love you always, my Sal.
Marcia Parrish
December 7, 2005
I met Sally when we both worked at the UVA Clinical Laboratories. She was a special friend and I have many fond memories of her. I will miss her greatly but I find comfort in the fact that she is no longer suffering.
Love & Prayers,
fannie wood
December 7, 2005
mr&mrs scruggs & annette just a few words to express my deep felt saddest of sally passing she was very very brave and couragestperson through here illness with a sense of hymmor i will always rememeber the many laUGHTERS WE SHARED GOD BLESS AND KEEP EACH OF CLOSE AND THANKS YOU FOR YOUR LOVING SUPPORT OF MANY HOURS YOU SHARED WITH US AT THE HOSPITAL AND WITH YOUR LOVED ONE
Regina Peterson
December 7, 2005
Dear Sweet Friend,
At last you are at Peace.
You have fought the good fight--and you have won.
All my love,
Regina Michele
Barbara Cassity
December 7, 2005
So sorry to hear about Sally, but as we know she is in a far better place. She has just gone ahead of us. I love you and will be thinking of you in the coming days. May God bless and give you comfort.
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