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Mary Ann Helton
March 12, 2006
Dear Bob and Bill
We are so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. Ben and I were her next door neighbors on Marsha Street and I will always fondly remember how we would chat over the fence. I was a new mom at the time and she was always there to give me great advise. Every time something new would arise I would always call over the fence and just had to tell her about it. Today we still have the orange tree she gave us as a house warming gift when we moved to our new home (1975).. so her sweetness still remains with us. She will always carry a special place in our hearts. Love Ben and Mary Ann Helton
Karen Novak
March 5, 2006
Dear Bob and Cindy,
I'm so sorry to see that your mom has passed away. I'm sure that she was thrilled to have lived so close to you all for the past several years. You are in my thoughts and prayers
Karen
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