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Steve & Patty Whelan
July 3, 2017
Aunt Sister gave us all the best example of cheerful service and wise counseling we could hope for. Would that we lived closer so our children and grandchildren could witness a true Servant of God.
Alice & Dick Donohue
July 3, 2017
Dick and I are so sorry to hear this news. She was a beautiful person. Always had a smile for all of us. We pray for the family in hopes you can find strength. So sorry we can't be there with you.
Welsh
July 2, 2017
Sister Marietta dutifully served the Shreveport Catholic community as Mother Superior of St. Vincent Academy. Her gentle and caring nature will be truly missed.
-Charles and Kaye Welsh, Marion and Kelli Welsh, & Karol Heath
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