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Ken and Carla Rickard
September 24, 2007
We were saddened to hear the news of Gwen's passing and thankful to have her as an aunt. If two words could describe her, they would be: "class" and "character".
Debi (Johannes) Lewis
September 23, 2007
I was sorry to hear about Aunt Gwen's passing. I fondly remember her and her Siamese cats when I was child. I wish that my children would have been able to know her also.
Judi Brooks
September 22, 2007
We were so sorry to hear about Aunt Gwen's passing. She will be missed. We shared a love of cats, and often enjoyed our cat stories. We are so thankful that she will spend enternity in Heaven because of her faith in Jesus Christ. Judi and Alan Brooks
Gail Wing
September 19, 2007
It is with regret that I receive the news of Gwen's death. She was a talented, beautiful person who enriched my life and that of my Uncle Eugene's in the latter years of their lives. I value having known her. She will be missed.
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