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Karl and Linda Dorff
September 28, 2008
To Martha whom we have met and to the Gilvin family, Bev, Cal, Adam, Katie, Jeremy, Sarah, Elisabeth and Casey, and the great grandchildren,
Karl and I want to express our sympathy in the loss of your husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. Knowing he is now healthy and free from all pain in the presence of our Lord is a great comfort to you, we know. Still your sadness is real and we are praying that God will strengthen you at this time. We are praying for you whom we know and the rest of your family.
In Christ's love, Karl and Linda
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