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Sandra K Wittenberg
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I have been honored to know Dee for 36 years through church. We worked together on many projects and classes through the years. When she moved to Assisted Living, I started visiting her with one of my dogs, Savannah (Therapy Dog) on a regular basis. Dee and Savannah had a special connection. When we walked through the front door of the facility, Savannah would run directly to Dee's room. Only after she visited with Dee, with Dee insisting that she lay on the bed with her, would Savannah go and visit others in the common areas or in their rooms, if requested. On our last visit, Dee was very tired and said only one word ... Savannah ... as she patted the bed beside her. Savannah got up on the bed and Dee fell back to sleep with her had on Savannah's head. That is a memory that I will treasure. Dee will be greatly missed ... by both me and Savannah.
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