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Carina Sauerzopf
August 2, 2009
Hello Karen!
The last time I saw you was when the ramp to your van had broke down at Circuit City and I went in to get someone to with a big tool belt and tool box to help get you and your friend back on your way! And though you had been a bit stressed moments earlier, you looked WONDERFUL!
I enjoyed working with you at Timeline, Inc. You always had a SMILE and a Kind Word for everyone...plus, what a GREAT Wit!!! You are a True Lady, who knew how to live Life to it's FULLEST! You are a Treasured Gift to the World and I thank God for having the opportunity to have gotten to share many laughs with you--as you knew how to cause MISCHIEF & MAYHEM!!! You will remain in my Heart forever!
I understand there will be a CELEBRATION of Your Life being held, sometime later this month, I hope to be there for YOU!!!
GREAT BIG HUGS!!!
Love,
Carina Sauerzopf
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