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Jonette Pantos
December 12, 2011
Dear Claussen family,
I can't express my sorrow enough. Thank you all so much for getting mom there in time to say good bye. We would have but it meant more coming from you. She said she wouldn't trade it for the world. Another thing we wouldn't trade for the world is the time we all got to spend on the 4th this summer. It is even more valuable now.
We all love you and are sorry we can't be there, but know that we are in spirit.
Love you all very much... the Pantos Family
Pat Schermerhorn
December 11, 2011
Ellie & Jim and Family, I am sorry for your loss. She will live forever in your hearts.
Joy and Bill Cunningham
December 11, 2011
One of the highlights of our annual visit to the Milwaukee area was to visit regularly with Betty and Jerry, share family stories and pictures, find new restaurants and new entertainment venues. Betty and Joy enjoyed sharing books and recipes.She always made us feel welcome and we will miss her.
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