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Amie Shields
August 5, 2005
Dear Sandy, Wanda, and "Grandma",
I want to thank you for the privelege of allowing me to care for your Dad. You are a strong, close family and I truly enjoyed getting to know all of you. You were always so welcoming and I always looked forward to our visits. WIth your strength and sense of humor, you will get through this difficult time. I am so grateful that Mr. pease was surrounded by such love when he passed... just the way he wanted. My thoughts are with you.
Amie Shields, RN
suzanne and ted
August 5, 2005
hello ann
i just heard the sad news.
may the love of family and friends
comfort you.
with deepest sympathy
love suzanne shuler and ted dovell
Nanette Tuttle
August 3, 2005
Ricky,
I was very sorry to read about your Dad. Hope all is well with you, Tammy and kids. Over the years I've thought about you and those crazy old days. E- mail me sometime. With heartfelt sympathy,
Nan
Allison McElveen
August 3, 2005
Thinking of you all! Take Care and stay strong!!!
dianne Doss
August 3, 2005
Dear Mrs. Pease & Family,
Dr. Kuhns & I send our sympathies at this time of great loss. We
thank you for the privledge of allowing us to care for him.
May God Bless you,
Dr. Kuhns & Dianne
Greg Levkus
August 2, 2005
My Prayers go out to the Pease family.
Vince Stauter
August 2, 2005
The Pease family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Dawn McElveen
August 2, 2005
Dear Ann and family, you all are in my thoughts and prayers. You know I will help in any way I can. Through the years we have been through alot, and we will get you through this also. Charlie was a special man, and he is at peace now and wanting you all to come together and be strong. He will be watching as you all go forward in your lives. Make the most of those lives in his memory. You can achieve whatever you set out to do. Do this for him. Remember, he will watch over you and cheer you on when you need a swift kick or a gentle nudge. Love to you all, Dawn
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