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4 Entries
Teresa Langlie
April 20, 2012
Dear Aunt Eva, thank you for the love and laughter and for always sending me a Christmas card. It is hard to believe that I will not see you anymore when I come home, however I find comfort in knowing I will see you again someday in heaven.I love you, Teresa
Lori Grohs
April 19, 2012
Dear Aunt Eva,
You were one of the most loving people I have ever met. I will miss your wonderful wit, your grin, smile and laughter. You were so full of life. Thank you for always loving me and being there for me and helping me to raise Brit and Christi. You will forever be missed. Love, Lori
Mary Simonson
April 18, 2012
You were a wonderful grandmother. I love you and miss you so much.
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