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Robert Horner
May 15, 2010
Thank you for the memories and kindness Ms. Maddox. Pam, your mother was always very kind to me. I appreciate the friendship your family has given me over the years; from your Grandmother, Mother, and you. Keeping you in prayer.
Love, Robert
Amy Smith
May 14, 2010
I sadly only knew Muriel briefly ...she was a lovely lady...sending prayers and love to her sweet soul.
Katherine Hutto
May 14, 2010
The Hutto family of Macon, GA., sends its deepest sympathy to Pam Ribbey and family. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
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