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LOIS (PLATT) JOHNSON
March 13, 2004
TO GRACE M., GLADYS M., PRECIOUS, "BABY" CHARLES AND ALL THE REST OF THE FAMILY - I AM SO GLAD I FOUND THIS INFORMATION REGARDING MRS. BELL'S DEATH. I TRIED CALLING BUT COULD NOT REACH ANYONE. WE STILL REMEMBER EACH OF YOU WITH LOVE AND LONG TO RENEW OUR FRIENDSHIP. MOTHER IS 97 AND DOING FAIRLY WELL. WE ARE ANXIOUS TO HEAR FROM YOU. OUR CONDOLENCES AND LOVE TO YOU.
Paula Birdsong
February 27, 2004
Paula and Cierra Birdsong, Granddaughter and Great-Granddaughter
Martha Macri
February 26, 2004
I only know of Mrs. Bell through her daughter Gladys. My thoughts are with all of her family and friends. A time of deep sadness and grief, even as we celebrate the greatness of her life, and her gift of love to this world.
Sally Luna Covey
February 26, 2004
My sincere and deepest sympathy are with you all. What a blessing to have had your mother for so long.
Deedria Clark
February 26, 2004
May God be with you all during this time.
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