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Karen Krivonak Davis
January 23, 2005
Carol, I recognized your mom's name and her address from when I visited many years ago. I send my sympathy to you and your dad. I've been teaching in Warren for 16 years and am planning to retire this June. My daughter, Elissa, is a freshman at Iup and Mark, my husband of 19 years , is retired as of last June. Hope friends and family support you through this sad time.
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Beth McClain
January 23, 2005
Carol,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your Dad.It has been a long road for your Mom and your Dad both. I have many fond memories of her and know she is now at peace.
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