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Pam Steele-Jarding
August 24, 2025
Billy and I are 11 months apart in age. We were polar opposites. Billy being the more quiet sibling and I as the more loud sibling who was always trying to guide him was somewhat problematic at times. But it was hard to stay mad at Billy. Now there is such a large void in our hearts. Billy now you are looking down from Heaven watching your "loud sister". Enjoy freedom from loneliness and health issues and being with Mom and dad, and Aunt Dode
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