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https://penielenv.com/8475s8gqrclick Mom was a real sweet person, she always wanted to do nice things for people. She loved to study and read the Bible. Every Saturday she prepared dinner for someone; her food was so good and attractive. Mom could always write the sweetest notes for all occasions. She lived to the age of 84 – died November 30, 1975 as she was taking a bath, getting ready to go to church. She had a heart attack on Sunday morning. On the Friday night before she died, she felt her days were numbered, so she got up in the night and wrote the instructions for her funeral.
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