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Gretchen Prather
July 2, 2011
Your husband/father is the reason I am alive. Thanks to his care, both my mother and I survived a life threatening delivery. I am forever grateful to him for saving both of our lives, thank you Dr. Heitsch. I know he may be gone from this earth but he is forever in your hearts and mine.
Lois Auger
June 29, 2011
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of you and your father and a life well lived.
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