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Gene Nixon
June 2, 2005
Linda & Doug, I was sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. I last talked to her when she and I visted the Shavers home after services for John. I meant to come to the service today, but got my times mixed up, thinking it was at 1:00. Hope you and your families are well, and if your in town again please look me up., Gene
Marcia Levine Stone
June 2, 2005
Dear Linda:
I was so sorry to hear about the death of your mother. She was a special parent when you were in my first grade class. She was always willing to help out in any way possible, and will be missed by your family. Your first grade teacher, Marcia
Nancy Keller Kislak
June 1, 2005
Dear Linda,
I am so sorry to learn of your mother's passing. Please accept my sincere condolences to you and your family. I have many wonderful memories of her, particulary when we were children growing up togther in Akron. I remember how kind and gracious she was during preschool playdates and carpools, sleepovers, birthday parties, a trip to Pealy Island, Girl Scouts, and dinners our families shared together.
She a was lovely lady, and she was fun to be with.
I hope that my deep sympathy brings you comfort in some small way.
Sue Dreitzler
June 1, 2005
Dear Linda and Tarbox family,
Please accept my sympathy on the loss of your mother. I recall her quite well from my days at OTS. She was a special lady, someone whom I enjoyed very much. Best to all of you in this time of sadness.
Sue Dreitzler
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