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Jennifer Alwood
March 30, 2024
Michelle & I worked together at Florida Blue. Although we never met in person as we both worked remotely, we did go "live" at times in meetings and this picture is the spittin' image of Michelle when we were on camera. This smile says it all and she smiled a lot. She will be missed at Florida Blue as well as missed by many others that were a part of her life. I'm sure she is in Heaven looking down on us with that big smile.
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Kristin Addison
March 27, 2024
She will be missed. Brought sunshine to our day at work. The Lord takes the US home if we're lucky, and she is definitely in the arms of angels! Prayers to her family and daughters!
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