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Steve
March 6, 2006
For the first time in three months I did not shed a tear for my wife...... I cried for Peg.
While an impossible battle raged inside her, she was always concerned with the well being of others. Peg would let that be known through a note, e-mail or a simple phone call. And that huge smile would tie up all the loose ends.
This place is lot better from her presence ... and a little sadder from her passing.
My thoughts to you Russ, and her family.
Steve
Allen and Pat Wortz
March 6, 2006
Pat and I enjoyed Peg and will miss her.
She fought the good fight against a terrible foe.
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