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Brittany Dietrich
November 8, 2010
To my sweet sister. Today is my birthday and how bittersweet it is. You usually were the first to call me to give me my birthday wishes. I miss you so much. I am amazed at how many times a day I want to pick up the phone to call you about something and stop mid-thought and realize you are gone. Will this ever get easier. You were such a great and positive influence on my life and my daughters. Truly all things good and kind in this world. I love you. Until we meet again. Your favorite sister "B".
November 8, 2010
To my dear sweet sister. Today is my birthday. How bittersweet, as usually you were the first to call and wake me up with your birthday wishes. I miss you so much. There are so many times I just want to pick up the phone and tell you things but catch myself mid-thought and realize you are gone. WIll this ever get easier. I love you more than you know and realize what a great influence you had on my life. You truly were all things good and kind in this world. Thanks for being my wonderful big sister. Until we meet again. B
Mike Quintana
October 20, 2010
Heather,
Your infectious smile will always be with me.
October 20, 2010
Heather,
I couldn't have asked for a better sister-in-law. You were always willing to make the sacrifices to help anyone with anything. I will miss your funny laugh, positive attitude and caring personality. You will always be close to my heart - May you now climb the highest mountain, to the most beautiful peak ever.
John
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October 20, 2010
I am wondering if it all will ever make sense. I still can't believe you are gone. You were such an inspiration to me. I miss your positive outlook so very much. My love and prayers to your family. Miss you, my dear friend.
Carolyn Newman-McNeice
October 20, 2010
Dear Heather, Its been sooo long since we worked together At Corbridge Baird & Christensen. . .but oh how I loved you and looked up to you. You were always there for me during work and after work. My heart is saddened and is with your family at this time. xoxo forever my friend.
Aaron Thompson
October 20, 2010
Heather,
I am going to sorely miss our strategy talks on how to improve the paralegal profession in our state. You lent me so much more tact than I had at times; especially when I wanted to be more brash and demanding as I expected swifter action to bring more progress to our profession in a more rapid timeframe. You were and always will be the consummate professional. I miss having your intellectual insight, hearing your humorous laugh and seeing your pink blackberry phone cover in our Paralegal Board meetings. Isn't it funny that a small materialistic symbol like your phone cover could ever so eloquently encapsulate the epitome of your vibrant laugh, your extraordinary character and your sunny smile? You have left a huge hole in the hearts of the legal community that will never be replaced. Thanks for being such a great example to me and to so many others. I know you must be metaphorically now sitting on that mountain top right next to our heavenly father. Until then, I promise to keep pursuing the professional high roads while hiking the highest peaks in my "sound of music syndrome" manner, always in a common pursuit of that earthly mountain top that brings me closer to my long lost friend. You weren't supposed to be taken away from us this early. Thank you so much for lending us your remarkable friendship for just a little while.
- Respectfully, 2009-2010 Fmr. Utah Paralegal Division Chair Aaron Thompson
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