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Angie Springer
May 19, 2014
Grandma, These weeks have been filled with so many memories and emotions. Often times, resurfaced memories that had been long since forgotten. You blessed my childhood with love, laughter, and a bit of mischief. You were our chauffeur, shopping buddy, fishing companion, and friend. You taught me the value of living in the moment and that things don't always have to meet our image of perfection as long as they are done with love (and maybe even a little rebellion). I will be serving my girls grilled cheese and popsicles for breakfast more often... why... because you taught me that I can. In my adult life, you have displayed that selfless love of caring for others even when faced with your own struggles. You have shown me that we are all flawed and to just do the best with the life we have been given... that's what makes each of us special and unique. A piece of you lives in me and that is why I am the woman I am today. I'm forever grateful for your presence in my life. Even in death, you managed to give me the gift of peace and you continue to bring me comfort with little signs that you are still with us. May you be living joyfully now free of all physical and emotional pain with no regrets knowing you gave this life and the people in it everything you had to offer. Your legacy of generosity, compassion, and always supporting the underdog will live on in your future generations. Until we meet again... Angie
Susie Cannady
May 18, 2014
Mom ~ You have always been my guiding light. Your wisdom, actions & prayers have made me the woman I am today. Let your light Continue to shine brightly so I can always find my way. All my love and thanks for your selfless giving and love. Susie
May 14, 2014
My precious Mother,
You are finally pain free. Thank you for all your guidance and sacrifices,
so I could have so many opportunities in my childhood. You gave me six wonderful siblings. I also love you with all my heart and someday we'll all be together again.
Thank you Mom,
Cathy Ann
Steven Griffin
April 16, 2014
Mrs. Lehman was always very kind to me. I am so sorry to hear of her passing.
April 12, 2014
My dearest Grandmother,
You finally made it over the rainbow. You impacted my life profoundly and I will treasure my time with you for all of eternity. One of the greatest honors of my life has been to be one of your grandchildren. I love you with all my heart and look forward to seeing you again.
Little Kathy
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