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Siobhan Smith Honoring
Lucille Smith
"I am blessed with an incredible mother-in-law, Lucille. Her life has endured many hardships, yet she cares and supports the family unconditionally. She is always there for me--I am forever grateful to have her in my life. "
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Sarah Irwin Remembering
Helen Crane
"My grandmother Helen Crane was a woman who exemplified strength and kindness. Raising five children and lots of grandchildren, she handled the challenges of life with grace and fortitude-never complaining and always finding a way to get whatever was needed done. Helen cared for others like no other. She loved life and I'm so grateful that of all the women in the world, I had her as my Nannie. "
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Susan DeAeth Remembering
Patricia DeAeth
"My sister Pat was my best friend and a mentor to me. She underwent a bone marrow transplant 3 months ago for which I was the donor. I told you we were close! However complications ensued and she passed away in April with her trademark dignity and grace. She continues to inspire me every day."
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Darleen Stry Honoring
Antoinette Warnes
"The hours you have spent nurturing me into the flower I am today will always be cherished. Your kindness and understanding has been appreciated. When a stern hand was necessary you supplied it. When a gentle hand was needed you were there. Thank you for helping me down the path of life."
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Pat Garman Honoring
My doughters
"To my three daughters, Michelle, Kathleen and Melissa. You are loving women who care deeply for one another, for family and for those less fortunate than yourselves. Each of you lives so as to add something good to the world or to the lives of those in need and your concern for others can also be seen in the actions, attitudes and behavior of your own children....our wonderful grandchildren."
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Michele Brown Honoring
Patricia Garman
"I would like to thank Pat Garman, who has inspired me both personally and professionally. I feel so lucky to have Pat as a friend and mentor."
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Jane S. Vallone Remembering
Susan Vallone
"To an exceptional sister who showed me what courage and integrity are all about"
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Pamela Heilman Remembering
Natalie Davis
"My Mom will forever be my role model. I often consider how she would respond when I need to make a decision. I recall her intelligence, generosity, concern for others, humour, grace and ability to recognize that life is a complex tapestry woven of many threads that contribute to its success and richness. By following her example, I hope my life will be as meaningful as hers."
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Carol M. Brownscheidle Remembering
Florence K. Brownscheidle
"In memory of Florence K. Brownscheidle, loving wife, mother, and best friend"
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Lynn C. Davis Honoring
June S. Crane
"My mother, June Crane, was a working mother in the 50's and 60's. She was a first grade teacher who taught hundreds of children how to read. She lives her life with strength, determination and grace. I am grateful every day for the example she sets for my sisters and me. She showed us how to have a family along with a career.
We all stand on her shoulders.
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