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Randy Wrenn
August 25, 2010
Mema will be missed for sure..God will continue to be with her and the entire family...
Rhonda Phillips
August 24, 2010
Margaret, Nell, Wesley & Families,
Thank You for bringing her to see me over the years!! I was blessed to have Mema still in my life after all these years until recently when we moved. She was a remarkable woman, & dear friend. I LOVED HER SO MUCH & she will remain in my heart & my kids hearts forever. We were ALL blessed to have her for so long but now she has gone home with James, where she has longed to be for years. She has left a hole in many hearts but fill them with thoughts of her beautiful smile & laughter, as I will. My Deepest sympathy to you all. Sorry, I can't be in Emporia for her blessed return home. I LOVE YOU MEMA !!!!!!
Rhonda, Jason, Justin & Tori
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