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March 18, 2006
May Sara find rest and be blessed as she begins her new life in heaven.
Sara was blessed with God's angels as she needed more help in her later years. God Bless those who made her life easier and possible.
May she rest in heavenly peace.
Pam R. Alexander
March 5, 2006
My deepest sympathy to all the family. It was Miss Sara and Mr. Archiebald that encouraged me to hold steadfast at St. John Neumann at a difficult time. I remember them both from when I was a little girl at St. Edwards, Belmead where my mother and father, Amelia & Addison Racer attended church. I only in the past two or three years was to become reaquainted with Miss Sara. I thank the Lord that He placed Sara & Archibald back in my path. God bless the family and friends of Sara and may you find peace in the Lord.
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