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Peggy Robinson
February 23, 2006
Charlotte Freshwaters was so very nice to me from the time I first met her. She was never judgmental that I saw and she was also concerned and interested in what I had to say. Its hard to find folks like that these days. She had such a rough last few months with various surgeries and I commend her family for taking such good and loving care of her in her last weeks and days and hours. I am sure she is in a better place now where there is no pain and no pills but only love and warmth and peace.
Marion O. Worley
February 21, 2006
To All Charlotte's Children:
All of you kids may not know me but most of you do. I just want to say I thought your Mom was a very gracious person and had a million dollar smile. You all have my symphaties!
Young Mo
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