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Susie VanSlyke
November 15, 2004
Annie and family:
Offering my deepest sympathy during this most difficult time.
Carolyn and Walter Everhardt
November 13, 2004
Honey and family:
We were so sorry to hear about the death of your mom. She is in a better place. I will never forget all the fun we had, your mom and I and you and Lorraine. She will be truly missed
Rose Biernacki
November 13, 2004
We just wanted to extend our Sympathy to the family and let you know you are in our prayers. (Capparella)
Joyce and Ron Hotaling
November 13, 2004
Annie, Tony and family - Even though we are miles away, please know that all of our thoughts are with you all at this time. The strength of family and friends will see you through this time of sorrow.
Love, Joyce and Ron
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