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Lauraleigh
March 24, 2025
Steven and Ken. I so enjoyed getting to meet your dad and spending time with him. I will miss the Corner Bakery visits on Sundays and the other celebratory get-to-gathers. Your dad did not say much; but I knew deep in his heart how proud he was of you both and your families. May he rest in peace. With love, Lauraleigh
Mea
March 24, 2025
I´m so sorry for your loss. I am praying for you all. Please know that your loved one is safe in God´s memory (Proverbs 14:14,15). Just as he brought his son Jesus back to life, he will do the same for your loved one. May God give you comfort and strength to help you cope during this difficult time.
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