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Lisa Bethencourt
January 23, 2009
Dear Tim & Donna,
Please accept our thoughts and prayers for you both at the passing of your mother and respectfully your mother-in-law. It is hard to imagine but time heals all wounds. And never stop thinking and talking about your loved one. For this is how you will keep her alive in your heart and soul. Much love, Ray, Lisa and Ariel Bethencourt
John Seekamp jr
January 22, 2009
Richie & Family, Robbie & Family and Donna & Tim,
Please accept my deepest sympathies and thoughts at this time. Jackie was always a joy to be around and I speak for many in saying that she will be greatly missed at all the family gatherings and parties. She will forever live in the hearts of those who knew her.
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