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John & Marti Hughes
February 9, 2025
We met you late in life and we're so glad we did. Gone to soon.
Lunato Family
February 19, 2024
Rest in Peace! You are a wonderful woman!
Scott Walton
February 17, 2024
Rest in heaven, Lynn. You were always so warm and welcoming to me and I will always cherish memories of you during my youth. I wish I could have had your Swedish Meatballs one more time!! I always loved your cooking!! You will be sorely missed. Condolences to the family!
John & Marti Hughes
February 17, 2024
Dear Lynn, we haven't known you as long as many others but we cherished you from first meeting, We will miss you "on the Hill". Condolences to you, George; grief is very difficult. Our hearts and prayers are with you.
John & Marti Hughes
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