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Judi & Robert George
October 22, 2003
Our condolences to Uncle Warren's entire family. We pray that God's love and peace reign in your hearts, even amid the grief. May you rest in His comfort and rejoice in the fact that we will all meet again! We will keep you in our prayers. Much love~
Gail Franko
October 22, 2003
Dearest Tony and Shelly Franko Sanchez, my deepest sympathy to the both of you at the loss of your Grandfather....and to your mother, Gidge (Linda) at the loss of her father...May God wrap his loving arms around all of you and your families and give you strength at this time of sadness...Know that this is but a part of life's journey and we all will meet again in times to come....My heart is with you at this time and will always be.
"In Christ's love--Gail
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