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Stephen "Matthew" Wolf
September 27, 2007
Helen Joyce Seiders Blaschke was my grandmother and to comment on the wonderful memories I have of her would be impossible. It makes me feel so good inside that everyone could see how wonderful of a person she was. I will miss her dearly in the years to come and a part of her will always remain in my heart!
I miss you Granny!
Jackie Finch
September 6, 2007
Dear Andy and Family,
We were so sad to hear the news. Our prayers are with you and your family. I had sent Tootsie some old pictures after Gene's death and she had written me back -- thanking me and told me about her cancer. We always had a good time at the Pecan Springs Reunion.
God Bless,
Jackie (Crowe) Finch and my aunt, Arleene Seiders
Becky Johnson (Tate)
September 5, 2007
Mr. Blaschke, Charlotte, and Laura: It saddens me that I took for granted that I would have time to visit. I've been back home for a year and a half, always thinking I need to go visit, but always thinking I would have another day. I will always regret that I did not take the time to visit. Mrs. Blaschke will be remembered, loved and missed by so many. For each life that she touched, she made that person feel special, I am only one of many. My thoughts and prayers are with ya'll during this time and always. Sincerely, Becky
Pat Vineyard
September 5, 2007
I met Helen at the Senior Center in Bastrop. I enjoyed talking with her whenever possible. She was a very sweet and likable lady. She will be missed very much. Her family are in my prayers. May God be with them during their time of sorrow.
Betsy and Herb Polgue
September 5, 2007
We have so many wonderful memories of times of laughter and fun with Helen, Andy, and the girls. We cherish those memories of the last 40+ years. We also pray for God's comfort and peace for all of you and want you to please call on us if we can do anything else. Love, Pistol and Betsy
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