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2022
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4 Entries
terry
October 6, 2023
I miss you every day! I miss your calm, empathic presence. Your wise,
common sense advice. Fly free, sister......
Tina Greco
October 21, 2022
Sue was a big cousin who always took the time to counsel me as a young woman. She was a beautiful person who is now absent from the body but ever present with her maker. Renewed and transformed. I will see you again cousin!
Terry
October 14, 2022
A supportive, caring sister whose words of encouragement will be sorely missed. Enjoy your well deserved freedom!
Lois Brisbois
October 13, 2022
I met Sue through our mutual connection to Great Western Brotherhood. She had been a dear friend for many years. When I visited Napa she welcomed me to stay with her many times. What fun and great discussions we enjoyed. Sue was someone in service to many, with her ability to really losten.. I miss her and our long phone conversations. She lives on in my heart and mind.
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