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Kath Bertinato
December 17, 2003
Dennis and Patty:
I was so so sorry to hear of your lose. I regret that I could not be there in person to comfort you and your family. I remember meeting Taryn when she came to work with you one day. I know she will be missed by all. Please except my deepest sympathy. I will be in touch in the next few weeks...
Henretta
December 17, 2003
To the family and friends of
Taryn please accept my condolences for your loss. I can imagine the hurt because I lost someone dear to me recently. When things like this happen we need each other for comfort and encouraement. To offer some comfort, please try and remember that you are not alone and people care. We are sorrowing with you and praying for you to the Most High GOD and begging him to help, bless and comfort you and the family now and in the days to come.
"God is close to those broken at heart and those crushed in spirit he saves." (Psalms 34:18)
Sincerely yours,
A Friend
Michelle McKelley
December 15, 2003
Although I did not personally know Taryn or her family, I am a friend of Kelly's, her cousin. From what she told me, Taryn seemed to be a wonderful person. It saddens me to think of this loss and I send my thoughts and prayers to all of her friends and family. God bless.
Marcy Cagan
December 15, 2003
Hi,
I'd like to offer any personal assistance that I can to the family of Taryn. And, I'd also like to offer the assistance of the Ramsey High School Band & Guard Parents Association to the family. We'd be happy to do anything you need.
Sincerely,
Marcy Cagan
Debbie Innocenti
December 15, 2003
I met Taryn when she was in her early teens. I remember like it was yesterday when she accompanied me to the shore with Rachel & Nick when they were only toddlers. They instantly took to Taryn, who was sweet & so unsure of herself; she tried so hard to be a good helper to us. Years later I saw her again. A beautiful, confident young woman with so much promise walked into my home with her proud father. I was so delighted to see her again, and told her it would be great to get together. As I never will, and the tears flow as I write this, please remember to cherish each day with those special people in your life. Taryn is one of those special people.
Love,
Debbie
Dan Cohen
December 15, 2003
We deeply grieve the loss of someone so young, who was the beloved daughter of our old friends.
Taryn, we wish you peace, and we know that your memory will be for a blessing.
We hope that your family will long remember the happy times in your life and only share good times, and be spared any more anguish like this one, for years to come.
Patty Bauer
December 15, 2003
The support of friends and family has been a great source of comfort. We shall miss Taryn and her bubbly personality. There is a hole in our hearts that can never be filled.
Patty & Dennis
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