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Cheryl Coovert
May 5, 2011
Wilma was strong and always reliable. She was a pleasure to have as a coworker and friend.
May 2, 2011
Wilma will be greatly missed she was a great friend and co worker my heart goes out to all of her family
Marie Dale(Lexington,ky)
Roland Taylor
May 1, 2011
To the Thornton family.
I was so very saddened to learn that my dear friend Wilma had passed away.
I was honored to have worked with Wilma and have Her train me when I first started to work at U.K.
Wilma and I became close friends. There are many things that I appreciate about Wilma, but one of the things that I appreciated and liked very much was Her honesty and staight forwardness.
To each of Her family I offer my heart felt sympathy. I know each of you know what a wonderful lady She is.
Family is what mattered most to Wilma.
I am blessed to have had Her as my dear friend.
You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely
Roland Taylor
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