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Jill Cate East
February 20, 2006
Thank you, Alice, for loving my Mom and my Aunt so dearly. They loved you so and will miss you more than you could have ever known they would.
Love, Jill
Sandy Daniels
February 2, 2006
I had the privilege of taking care of Mrs. Pershing in physical therapy a couple of years ago. We developed a friendship and she invited me and my children to her home for watermelon, ice cream and walks around her beautiful property. The kids really enjoyed playing a game of pool with her. She was such sweet and giving person. She made you feel like you had know her for years. I will miss her. My prayers go out to the family. May God bring you peace and comfort knowing that Alice is playing her music in heaven with the angels.
Tom and Emily DeLozier
January 26, 2006
Tom, Emily, Ryan, and Sarah DeLozier
Bill and Lauvanne Childress
January 25, 2006
Bill and Lauvanne Childress
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