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3 Entries
Julanna Morris
February 18, 2007
Dear Irma, Diane & Mary Ann & Family,
Tom & I would like to send our deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved husband & father John. Our prayers are with you and him that he has found everlasting peace in God's arms.
With our love and sympathy,
Tom & Julanna
Nazy Kaviani
February 15, 2007
My Dear Mary Ann:
My thoughts and prayers are with you on this day. I know from my own experience that losing one's father leaves a permanent and sad void in a woman's life. The solace for this loss will come from your belief that you were a wonderful daughter to him and you loved and cherished him in his life. God will now look after him in Heaven. I pray for your peace and patience during this sad time. Please know that you are loved by many and we are all here for you.
Darnell & Rosetta Walker
February 15, 2007
To MaryAnn, Diane and the Family,
May God give you added strength and comfort for the days ahead.
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