Remembering Aunt Nancy

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Karen’s Aunt Nancy was an amazing woman. She and her husband Bob were both important to us in so many ways. She was our partner in genealogical research, assembled amazing family history albums for family members, and organized family reunions. She was the glue that kept the family together. We celebrated her today then laid her to rest beside Uncle Bob and near her parents in Spring Grove. It was incredibly good to be among family today to remember and to renew connections.

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  1. Brian

    My condolences

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  2. Lynne

    I am sad for your loss; but it sounds like she leaves an amazing legacy here on Earth. Hugs to all.

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