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Dave & Frieda Norton
September 19, 2011
Truly a beautiful person inside and out. We send our deepest sympathy and may God give you all peace at this time of your sorrow. I am so glad you were able to be there with her. We love you.
Dave & Frieda
Wayne & Bev Fortune
September 19, 2011
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. We know all your traveling to take care of her meant a lot to her. May God bless her and ya'll in your time of loss. Wish we could help.
With all our love,
Bev and Wayne.
September 18, 2011
Bill, Judy, Family & Friends:
We are truly sorry to hear about Fran. We know you traveled many miles to take care of her. She is in a better place & not in agony any more.
May God give you peace of mind & comfort as the days pass. Wish we could be with you all at such a sorrowful time.
Love: Cliff, Lynn & Casey
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