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Don & Phyllis Caywood
July 18, 2005
Ken and Family,
We do not know you or your family but we are Aunt and Uncle to Randy and Sister to Elaine. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and God be with you all the way.
Don & Phyllis Caywood
Cami Rorick
July 17, 2005
Nancy was a wonderful mother, wife, daughter, sister, and friend. I know that she will be greatly missed. I LOVE YOU MOM!!!!
Trina & Donald Jarvis
July 16, 2005
We are so sorry that we were unable to come at this time. We want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. I only wish we would have had more time to get together. We Love You All!
Tina Bard
July 13, 2005
Nancy was a strong caring woman who will be missed.
janis woodruff
July 13, 2005
Nancy had just called, last week, to inquire about returning to work. She told me that she had been so worried about her daughter. I told her that I would say my prayers.
Dear family-it is better to forget the pain and smile than to remember and be sad. Try to do the right thing and make her proud of you. She loved you so much, I know.
Darla York
July 13, 2005
Ken, Cami and Kendra,
Please accept my deepest heart-felt sympathy in your terrible loss. Thank you for sharing your wife and mother in my life. I will cherish all the times we spent together. Mom was so proud of her girls and loved you and Dad greatly. I will miss her so much.
Darla York
July 13, 2005
Goodbye to my special friend. I will miss you forever. I know you are at peace now with our Lord and pray I will see you again one day. So many talks and treasured moments will keep the bond we shared alive in my life and heart always. Thank you for being a part of my world.
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