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for Doris Graham
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Cindy Cook-Smith
November 18, 2008
My prayers are with the family.
Olivia Leane Strawn Harris
November 2, 2008
I have always loved and admired my Aunt Doris since I was a child. We had such fun together ,yard sales,road trips, shopping,or just visiting.She was the strongest woman I have ever known.Despite her adversities,she laughed,loved,and had a full life.I will miss her,with fond memories.
Fred L Harris
November 2, 2008
Aunt Doris was fine person. When I married Libby {Olivia Strawn} I was welcomed with open arms by Aunt Doris and the entire Strawn family. Aunt Doris always had a smile and liked to joke around. Sometimes she would call and we would talk for quite a while and Libby would say, "Who are you are talking to?" I would say my Aunt Doris! Anytime we would take Aunt Doris out, I would always offer her the keys to my truck and she would grin and hand the keys back and give me big hug. I will always remember and miss my Aunt Doris.
Mary Barnes
November 1, 2008
My condolences to the family. I belieive, this is the Mrs. Strawn then, I met when her daughther, Nora Strawn and I walked over to her home there in town to meet her mother. Nora was a classmate at then Radford College in Home Economics, a dear friend and inspiration . I saw Nora some years ago at a n alumni gathering in the DC Area of Radford University. Nora came down to Roanoke when we were in college, with other day students and visited my parent's home. I am fine! Would love to hear from Nora. i I continue to live i n Rockville, Md. I retired after 32 years teaching Special Education. The last eight years, I have been a sub in my neighborhood. Best wishes to Nora and family.
Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes 301-762-7582
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