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Nancy Huffma
February 10, 2024
The service was so beautiful, and moving remembrance of why so many people loved not only McKenna, but her loving family, as well. Paul was so brave to share his own experiences, and to remind people who are facing similar obstacles in their lives to ask for help. The video tribute was wonderful, and poignant. Sending so much love and prayers to Ryan, Shauna, Ashley, Paul, Natalie, and the other family members and friends.
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Audrey Paradzai
February 4, 2024
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