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Helen Deatherage
March 12, 2006
Aunt Frances will be greatly missed. She was a joy to be around, a very caring and loving person. I would like to give my deepest sympathy to Betty, Charlotte, Harold, Bill and family
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Love
Helen Jackson Deatherage
Pansy Sapp Faust
March 11, 2006
Mr. and Mrs. Knowles were kind to us. We sat right behind them in church many times.Their greetings were so appreciated.
Sending heartfelt sympathy to family and friends.
Letha Mann
March 11, 2006
Granny Knowles was a wonderful lady. The light of her face shown far and wide. Her intelligence, her fantastic memory,her smiling face, her sense of humor,her love for all will be missed. She leaves a loving family to carry on for her. Her strengths need never leave us.
LaVonne Fuller Chesser
March 11, 2006
Margaret Gerdardt is a cousin of mine and she told me about your loss.Please except my deepest sympathy for your loss.LaVonne Chesser Fuller
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