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Susan Green
February 22, 2005
Mark, I know how difficult this is for you and your family. My thoughts are for your well being. Be comforted that your Mother was living well and happy.
Belinda Rutledge
February 20, 2005
Judy,
I am so sorry to hear of your Mother's death. You are going through the same thing I experienced, so I do know what you are feeling. I am thinking of you and your family. You are in my prayers and I wish I could be with you, but duty prevents it this time. Love, Belinda
Chris Yarnell
February 19, 2005
Mark,
Please accept my condolances. I wish I were there to be able express in person how sorry I am for the loss of your mother. Please know that you are in our families prayers.
Susan Pfefferkorn
February 19, 2005
Dear Judy,
I am truly saddened to learn of your mothers passing but I am comforted in knowing your parents are now together again. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
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