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Martha Callbeck
September 11, 2003
Her memory will sustain Harlow and Newton. I didn't know her, but Harlow is special, and that makes her special too.
Jennifer Griffith
September 10, 2003
I am sorry for your loss. I am the granddaughter of richard Griffith.
Roseann Kincade
September 8, 2003
Harlow and Rob, I know how much you will miss Mom. Remember those good times and her Queen Party! She loved it and she loved all that you did for her. She's with your dad now and I know she'll always be by your side. xoxo your friend Roseann
Lisa Andriola
September 6, 2003
Lisa Andriola &family
Sorry for the loss. Be thankful that she is no longer suffering, and that she is peaceful and has joined your father.
Harlow Griffith
September 6, 2003
I will miss you deeply Mom! You are now in a better place and with Pops again.
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