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Andy Kejmar
December 16, 2019
I hope that you received my message thanking you for helping me graduate from LCHS Sue. I am certainly not the only one with such gratitude as you were there to help us all. You were always there to encourage us to achieve our potential. Godspeed my dear friend may you rest among the stars and return to us soon.
Nancy
December 13, 2019
My most heartfelt thoughts, prayers and condolences to the family of Sue Stauffer. We have shared many, many precious holidays together throughout the years, which are locked within my heart forever. We all miss her more than words or expressions can say. The emptiness in our hearts are not explainable or comprehensible, but she is in the Heavens above with our Lord and Savior and at peace forever, with no more pain or suffering. God bless you all and may He give you the strength you need to carry on without her.
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