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Gaelynn Nunes
November 1, 2009
I'm saddened to find out about my great aunt Celia's passing away. Someone in our family finally contacted me by sending the newspaper obituary to me. Had I known, I certainly would have been at the celebration of her life. She was my grandmother's youngest sister, and she looked very much like my grandmother. She was a sweet and caring person, and was my favorite aunt. I know all of her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren will miss her very much. I know she is with the Lord and in a happy and safe place.
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