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John Houser
June 18, 2009
Glenn and Family
Our deepest sympathy to you and you entire family for your loss of Doris. We are all blessed by having known her and the courage she showed while ill. She had a full and wonderful life with her loving family and many friends. Sorry we were out of town when this happened, but our thoughts were with all of you.
Connie and John Houser
Mona Fipps
June 15, 2009
Nancy, Words can not express my deep feelings for the loss of your mother. One side of my heart hurts and the other side is rejoicing. I know that you understand these feelings. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family and know that I wish I could be there to put my arms around each and everyone of you. Take care, love you very much.
Bob Noble
June 14, 2009
Dear Glenn, Anne Marie joins me in sending our heartfelt sympathy to you, Craig, Mark, Nancy and all of the Fincannon grandchildren in the loss of your wife and family matriarch. We came to love and admire Doris especially over these past 14 years through our Wachovia Reunion Group quickly recognizing Doris as a very kind and caring person who set a wonderful example for us all. She will be dearly missed by us but never forgotten as a very special part of our group. Please know that we are thinking of you and have you all in our prayers.
Glenn, we regret so much that we will be unable to make the service celebrating Doris's life but will be in touch with you soon.
Love, Bob and Anne Marie Noble
JOHN STEVENS
June 14, 2009
Glenn and family, Doris was a very special person and Mary and I will remember you and the family in our thougts and prayers and may God comfort you in the coming days.
Mary and John Stevens
Marion & Gray Dixon
June 14, 2009
Dear Mark,
We were sorry to hear of your sorrow,and wanted you to know that you are not forgotten by those you have known in the past. We were fellow members with you at Myrtle Grove EPC.
In Jesus love, Marion, Gray, Stephen, and JoAnn Dixon
June 14, 2009
What a lady -- such a social butterfly to the very end. She has passed on a mantle to each of us through her love of life, laughter and more importantly her love for her family. Bill and I will miss those many times of just sitting by her side and still she was the one along with Uncle Glen that encouraged us through their wisdom, sound advice and their love.
Ruth and Bill Altman
Joseph M. "Joe" Clark
June 14, 2009
Glenn and Family, Regardless of any circumstance in life we are never ready to lose our loved ones. The only comfort has to come from a real Faith in the Sovereignty of God and the manifested concern of caring friends. Please know we are thinking of you and will hold you in our prayers. Joe and Zunita
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