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Verline Horton
December 14, 2005
Ms. Watkins as I always have called you ever since I was around 8 or 9 years old. A special place in my heart will always be there for you, as I felt you were like an Aunt to me. I am truly going to miss you and cherish the momments and the years I've known you. I love you and will always be thinking of you. God will take good care of you.
Love ANN
Vonysha Crane-Goodwin
December 13, 2005
Aunt Retter you will be missed. This is the time when families should bond closer together and pray together. To my dad, be strong and take this one step at a time. With all my love, Nysha
Shirleen Givens
December 13, 2005
My prayers are always with our family. Let's continue to be strong and show love towards one another. Although I never saw much of Aunt Retter, in my heart she was always there. Love ya always,
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