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Karen (Kretzer) Peterman
March 15, 2006
May God Bless you all and comfort you during this most difficult time and may your memories comfort you. Remember - we are born to die and we die to live. My sincere sympathy. Ken's classmate.
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Linda (Waldschmidt) Tollan
March 14, 2006
My prayers and sympathy to Ruth's family. I was a member at St. Peters when I was young. I remember most of the family and I believe Ruth was one of my Sunday School teachers. Sorry to hear of your loss.
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