4 Entries
lisa owens
October 23, 2006
To: Ida Mae's family, I am so sorry
to hear. I was at Rachel's funeral when I heard. I remember your mom
smiling at me everytime I would see her. She was most likely wondering too herself, what's that little Gwinn girl doing now. Just know I am thinking of your family at this time. Lisa Gwinn Owens
Joyce Douglas/Seitz
October 4, 2006
So sorry to hear about Ida Mae's passing. She was one of my clasmates and very dear to all in our class. Bless all of the family and may He strengthen all of you at this time.
Myra Coy
October 4, 2006
So sorry. Former High School classmate, Myra Strader Coy
kerry sego
October 3, 2006
sorry to hear of your loss
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