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norma wood
January 18, 2025
My sister, I will miss you for the rest of my life. My condolences to my nieces, Rhonda, Jodi and their families, my sister and brother that are still with us. Rhea was a great person, my grandchildren loved her so much, she flew to Arizona to spend a week with them, we picked her up when we flew home and took her to Old Orchard Beach for the week with us..she enjoyed the gambling here and the ocean there. She was with them on both coasts and they are so sad that she is gone. Rhea, my grandson John cried when he heard you were gone and I know he will continue to miss you. Rest in Peace my beautiful sister, I have so many memories. love you, Norma
The Staff of Atamaniuk Funeral Home
January 15, 2025
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