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Vivian Surratt Stokes-Williams (January 27, 1945-August 29, 2020)

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Fitz-Badger said…
My condolences
Der Alte Fritz said…
Sorry to hear of your loss. She will carry on through the memories that she left with you.
Wellington Man said…
Mine too, Stokes.
Regards
Matt
So sorry to hear of your sad loss , my condolences to you and your family .
Phil said…
Deepest sympathy and condolences to all your family Stokes.
Steve-the-Wargamer said…
Sorry for your loss...
Marvin said…
My condolences to you for your loss.
marinergrim said…
My most sincere condolences.
Jonathan Freitag said…
My condolences for your loss.
tidders said…
My condolences
Rob Young said…
Condolences and best wishes - nothing else I can really say.
rhingley said…
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Never easy to lose a loved one.
Gallia said…
Prayers for mom and those left behind,
Blessings,
Bill P.
Bloggerator said…
My deepest condolences, Stokes.

Greg
Chris B. said…
Please accept my sincere condolences.

Chris B.

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