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Janice Ross
June 30, 2009
Something lead me here today, and wow, this is the last day, so to speak, to sign the guestbook. So, here are my thoughts to whomever may read:
We love you Clarissa! You were an awesome woman, mother and grandmother.
I know the heavens are rejoicing with your presence. I am glad that we have many pictures of you and the kids to share with them and their kids as the years here on earth go on. It may seem that the many years we spent together as a family, and the many ways in which you have always been a part of our lives, nomatter what, was somehow lost in the end, but not so for us. You will be missed and remembered always. Until we meet again!
Love,
Janice, Crystal, Michael,and Connie.
Terry Buckman
June 5, 2009
We will dearly miss Aunt Clarissa's optimism and unquestioning love. She has undoubtedly gone straight to heaven and is smiling down at us. Love to all.
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