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Jim and Erin Flanagan
January 11, 2006
Bob and Ann,
Please know that your mother and family are in our thoughts and prayers. Your mother was a truly remarkable person.
God Bless and Love,
Jim and Erin
Fr. John Fortin
January 11, 2006
Dear Bob,
Please accept my sympathies on the death of your mom. May the Lord welcome her into his Kingdom and grant her the reward of the faithful. I will offer Mass for your mom, and I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
God bless,
Fr. John
Ed Hjerpe
January 11, 2006
Bob,
You are in my thoughts and prayers as you celebrate your mothers 95 years of life, and now her passing to her eternal place of rest. You are fortunate to have had her for so long. I'm sure it is difficult, regardless of age, to say goodbye to a parent. Best wishes, and again you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Ed Hjerpe
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