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Beth Cooper
November 26, 2004
Dagmar, so sorry to hear about Dan's going home to be with Jesus. I so enjoyed working with him at RCC. You and your family will be in my prayers. May the Lord just surround you in his arms and give you strength.
God be with you now and always.
Beth Cooper
Former Secretary of RCC
Nancy Gustafson
November 23, 2004
Dear Aunt Dagmar,
Please accept my condolences at Dan's passing. I was proud to have as an uncle a man of such virtues and accomplishments. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Much love-
Linda Williams
November 18, 2004
To our friends and family,
Thanks to all of you for your wonderful support. You have held us up in your thoughts and prayers and we are very grateful.
Linda (Merrick) Williams
John & Merri Sigler
November 13, 2004
Dear Aunt Dagmar and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. He is now walking in glory.
Love, Merri, Jack, Amanda and Bob
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