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Lilla Ruth Sandifer
February 16, 2006
Dear JoAnne and Bevis: I read about your sister-in-laws passing and wanted you to know I'm remembering your family today. I heard Aunt Louise speak of Lillian so often I felt I knew her. Please give my condolences to all the family and you will be in my prayers today.
Lilla Ruth (Cox) Sandifer
Radley Slavinski
February 15, 2006
So sorry for your loss. I knew your mother all my life, being around the old store growing up.She was a great person and always very nice to me.
Laurence Chandler
February 15, 2006
Brenda, we will never forget Miss Lillian. She was certainly a very gracious lady. She and your father did many things for the people of this town. One thing that I will never forget was her womderful talent in the kitchen. We will all miss her. Laurence
Edwena Crosby
February 15, 2006
Brenda
Bobbie Joe and I are sorry about your loss. I remember our growing up days in Lane. Please send me your address.
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