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Janet Matteson
March 3, 2008
May the Lord bless you and your family at this time of your loss and the memories help to comfort and sustain you. Shirley was a classmate of mine at Grant Hosp. School of Nursing Class of 1960---Janet Goslin Matteson
Ronda Cregger
February 27, 2008
The care you received from your daughter, as dedicated as it was, is no comparison to the suffering you endoured before the Lord took you. Deb loves you and will miss you but your tranquil rest now is received with open arms. Be at Peace. Suffer no more. God be with you.
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