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Old 08-29-2008, 05:59 PM #11
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Originally Posted by befuddled2 View Post
Thank you Steash:

My friend's dad passed last Friday morning. The viewing is today and the graveside service is tomorrow. I freaked out last night thinking about going to the viewing as it made me think of my mom's viewing in 2005. I don't think I'm strong enough to go to the viewing but plan to go to the graveside service tomorrow.

I visited with my friend on Saturday. He is staying with his mom now for a few days.

befuddled2
i've not been on for a while and i know i've missed the day when you needed it but please have a
pass on my thoughts and prayers
tc
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