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Ben and Ann Gannon
March 19, 2021
Our deepest beloved sympathy in the passing of Rhonda, to Phyllis, Laquita and Dana, Rhonda's sisters, and numerous friends and relatives of our much loved niece.
Rhonda was Ben's sister, Peggy's baby girl and was taken way too soon.
She was always there when someone needed her for something, anything..
Rhonda made our 50th. wedding anniversary cake, and it was beautiful.
She was loved and cherished by so many and will be missed forever.
Uncle Bennie and Aunt Ann
sally crain
March 19, 2021
Rhonda had the biggest heart of anyone I know. She and I were close friends and co leaders in 4-H for years and watched our children grow up together.We evacuated our livestock to each others homes during fires, floods and other problems. She was always there when I needed her. We bred our horses together, and had wonderful babies. We had wonderful, fun times, that I will always remember.I will always remember the time we took 15 children to the cabin to play in the snow and the pipes froze, and we had to melt snow to cook and flush the toilets. Or during the Thomas fire she lived in her truck down at my barn with ten other people in their trucks during the fire, and I ended up sleeping in her driveway with two cats and two dogs! She made my daughters wedding cake with horses, that was so unique! Her son Randy and daughter Jessie, and her husband Randy Sr. are just wonderful people and my heart goes out to them.I love you all dearly.She will always be in my heart. Sally
Phyllis
March 18, 2021
I did not deliberately leave off all the Aunts and Uncles, both Gannon, Thornsberry, and West. I hope you all know how much we love you all. Rhonda loved you all. Can't wait until we can all get together and hug....
Elaine
March 18, 2021
48 years of laughter, life, adventures, up and downs, shared secrets and unconditional love. Thank you my friend for doing life with me! I will love and miss you always
Phyllis
March 18, 2021
My baby sister. Nothing feels the same without her.
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