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Margaret Morris
November 2, 2005
Sister Grace blessed my life for the last two years that I have been working at Providence Care Center. I admired her selflessness, her dedication and her sense of humor. She quickly became a dear friend and I felt comfortable telling her anything. I shall miss her and her mischievious ways. Recently I read "they whom we love and lose are no longer where they were before, but they will remain forever in our hearts. Nothing is ever wholly lost. That which was excellent remains forever a part of this universe." Sister Grace was excellent and she will forever remain a part of me. When I learned of her passing all I could think of was that on November 1st, she would be rejoicing with all the saints. May her family find healing and comfort in the days ahead. With prayers,
Barb Klein
November 2, 2005
I have known Sister Grace for over 10 years, she was the bright spot for all of us every day. She was alot of support for our residents and staff. She was a very real person and stubborn at times. She never slowed down or excepted help willingly, but thats what I loved about Sister Grace. She was famous for her recipes and knitting of her baby blankets. I was blessed to have one of the famous blankets for my 1st granddaughter Chloe, who takes that blanket every where. We will always have her with us.
Prayer and Blessings.
Barb Klein
Payroll and Human Resorces
Annis Apple
November 2, 2005
I worked with Sr.Grace for the past
ten years at Providence Care Center
and loved her dearly.
She spent last Christmas with our family, along with three of the other sisters. My 3yr old grandaughter, Lydia, spent most of day by Sister's side, being entertained by her. I never seen Lydia so happy, and laugh so hard, as she did with Sr. Grace that day. It was truly a blessed Christmas Day for us all.
mary meisner
November 2, 2005
have thought about you over the years.you where a great first grade teacher.mary (barber)from little flower
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