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Sharon Ingram
November 6, 2005
To Sharon and your family...
We are praying for you and yours that the Lord will comfort you at this time of sadness.
We are missing you. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Looking forward to when you can come back "home". Love from your sister-in-Christ, Sharon
Charlotte Dove
November 4, 2005
Hi Sharon! Even though your Truro friends are not able to be with you at this time, know that we are all praying for you and your family. You have our love and our prayers. May God wrap you in His comfort blanket of love.
Your Sister in Christ, Charlotte
Ruth Gould
November 3, 2005
Mr. Edwards (Dean):
I am really sorry for your loss but always remember the good times you had together and keep her memory in your heart and when you see others enjoying the things she loved to do (like square dancing). You both were really great teachers of the art of old time traditional square dancing. I really admired both of your styles of teaching and dancing. God bless you and your family at this time of loss.
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