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John McCarthy
January 11, 2011
I did not know she helped in the War effort building airplanes. What an American Hero.
John & Bonnie McCarthy
Joan Hammond
December 16, 2010
My Dear Ann, I've already written a note for you but am not sure it was saved. I will miss all the phone calls we've had over the years. We spent quite a bit of time together when we went to school in Broken Bow. Gosh! That seems like an awfully long time ago. And it was. I love you Sis. Love, Joan, your baby sister.
Dale Bowlin
December 16, 2010
Dillard, what a nice service for Ann this afternoon. Concentrate on those wonderful memories of past years.
December 15, 2010
Dillard, Howe & Charles: We share in your sorrow and offer our deepest sympathies. Aunt Ann will be remembered as a dear, sweet lady.
Love,
Mike & Connie Mohatt
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