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Barbara & Jimmy (Silsbee, TX)
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Rusty, Our prayers are with you ....I didn't know Brenda but have heard a lot of nice things about her ....Cherish your time together...and remember she has no more pain..She is with our Heavenly Father now .......If you need anything let us know.......... .We love you
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Nyli Smith (AL)
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Mandy and Donnie
Your Mother was a Blessing to many of our families you have loved ones in the Kountze Nursing Home. My prayers are with yall and your families.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 |
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Sherry Clark Diener (Clinton, NC)
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Ronnie, Bonnie Mae and rest of the family. I am truly sorry to hear of Brenda's passing. I know what a difficult time ahead that you will be facing. Brenda was a good person and we were all blessed for having known her. I wish I could be there with all of you at this time to help to encourage you, but living so far away I just couldn't make the trip now. Please know that you all are in my thoughts and I will be lifting each of you up in my prayers today and in the days to come. May the Love of Christ comfort you and give you peace. Love, your cousin Sherry
Until we meet again, God Bless You.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 |
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Tiffiny (TX)
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Mandy, Just want to let you know Im thinking about you, and your family.. The lost of a mother is a pain no one can describe, unless you have lost your own..But in time you will heal, and the days that past make it easier, But one day we both will be with our mothers again..But until then we have the memories they gave us.. I love you girl an Im always here... Tiffiny
Wednesday, November 11, 2009 |
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Cheryl Jane Bean (Kountze, TX)
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Brenda was always a class act. She always dressed with taste and always had a smile for everyone. We were classmates and were in PE class together. Where others should have been relegated to less than lofty positions - Brenda should have been the class favorite year in and out, homecoming queen candidate, a core member of the in crowd. She was an asset to our school and in later years to the community. She cared for my Mom who faced an equally perilous health battle. The last time I saw Brenda was at the nursing home. She was very ill but had that positive smile and upbeat spirit. She was ready to go to be with the Lord but hoped for a few more years. She will be missed.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 |
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