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Tori Beth Borbash
March 26, 2005
I was your first great-grandchild and one of your "doll-babies"! I loved you with all my heart and will miss you dearly until I can sit on your lap again in Heaven. We always had fun when I got to visit you and sit on your back porch and talk to you while we ate mammy's country cooking. I will never forget when you took me driving on your scooter arround the lake and arround the neighborhood in tampa. I know you will be waiting for me with a big smile, I will love you forever! Tori
Judy Ross
March 26, 2005
Mrs. Cross
My love and sympathy to you and your family. I was so sorry to read about Judge Cross in the paper. I know it will be a great loss for you and your family. You were married many years. Your love for him and the memories will always be there. I still after 11 years still miss mine. I really enjoyed helping both of you at BB&T. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
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