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Larry Henderson
December 16, 2010
John - I will always remember Dee as your lovely bride of 45 years ago. It was obvious you were a happy man, and it soon became obvious you had good reason to be ... she was the perfect life partner for you, and a great "in-law" for the rest of the family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Roberta Trimmer
December 15, 2010
John, Janetta and Kurt - my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I grew up with Deela (distant cousins) and we spent many happy times together, school, work and shopping. When I think of her I remember us sitting outside, when very young, with soda and corn chips - we would dip the curved chips into the soda and try to get it in our mouths before losing the soda. Shopping for shoes was a big thing because she could always find lots of shoes that were on show because she had the dainty little feet (size 4) and I had a harder time because I wore a larger size. We had some good times growing up. Rest in peace Deela.
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