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Charissa McComas
October 5, 2025
My condolences to all of you!
Though we know this is not our eternal home, and that does provide comfort- knowing we will see our love ones again, I think we must acknowledge the earthly void and heartache that comes with losing a loved one! Though I didn't know Betsy, I know it's a painful to lose a loved one and my heart aches in your ache!
My prayers and thoughts for comfort go out to all of you at this time, and the time yet to pass!
I pray you find solace in the happy times and the wonderful memories that you've created with her!
Continued prayers!!
Julie Dalton Loos
October 5, 2025
Keith and Amy our hearts go out to you. We loved your mama as did my parents. Part of The Board is back together. May God deeply comfort you in this loss. Please give your daddy a big hug from us.
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