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We have lost another KTer

Amazing Aunt Audrey

10 years ago

Marion Smith Hewitt. I can't remember her KT name. Died wednesday. Dhe had been in hospice and was suffering from thyroid & lung cancer.

She was in death by her husband. Together again. The two of them will ride their motorcycles together again.

Prayers to the family.

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joyfulguy

10 years ago

Thanks for telling us, Ancient Aunt Audrey.

I offer my condolences to the family ... and may they have some joy in remembered stories and find peace in their hearts as they let her go ... will be somewhat thankful, too, no doubt, with regard to her health situation near the end of her life (in this dimension).

ole joyful

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kayjones
10 years ago
I don't recognize this name but send sympathy to the family and friends left behind.
Marilyn Sue
10 years ago
I don't know who she is but am sending prayers to her family and friends.

Sue
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dandyrandylou
10 years ago
The name is unfamiliar, and such events always seem worse around Christmas-time. But prayers are offered for all involved. Pink
katlan
10 years ago
Very sorry we've lost another member. I don't recognize her by her real name, does anyone happen to know her KT name?

Thankfully she's not suffering anymore. God bless her soul.
Amazing Aunt Audrey
Original Author
10 years ago
Found out her name was MsMarion
jwood52
10 years ago
Sorry to hear about this.
User
10 years ago
I just added her chair. Thank you AA for letting me know.
cheryl_okla
10 years ago
Joann, I lost the way to the chairs...
cheryl_okla
10 years ago
Prayers to the family and loved ones.
User
10 years ago
http://ktgatheringplace.weebly.com/10-the-empty-chairs.html
wanda_va
10 years ago
LOL @ joyfulguy's name change for Amazing Aunt Audrey! She's gonna get you....
Amazing Aunt Audrey
Original Author
10 years ago
Ancient? Who you calling ancient you old fart blossom? LMAO
sjerin
10 years ago
I certainly do remember her kt name. I'm sorry for her family and friends and send my condolences.
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10 years ago
I didn't know her either but may she rest in peace.
littlebit_gw
10 years ago
My thoughts and prayers with the family..I remember Ms Marion..

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