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In reply to the discussion: I gave the eulogy today for my oldest friend, a centenarian. [View all]ColesCountyDem
(6,944 posts)32. Thank you!
I completely agree that we could all benefit from the example that was Ruby's life. My request for indulgence and forgiveness was simply a sincere restatement of what my denomination believes: "We resolve to respectfully and honorably engage all men and women of good will, regardless of doctrinal differences, seeking always to promote and sustain peaceful relations with our neighbors, and with all mankind".
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You were indeed blessed she crossed your path in life. Hers was a life well lived. RIP.
freshwest
Jul 2014
#10
Southern Illinois is more 'Southern' than it is 'Illinois', in many ways, so it's possible.
ColesCountyDem
Jul 2014
#42
Thanks. I'm always delighted to learn something new - of history, people, etc.
IrishAyes
Jul 2014
#43
Amazing, the good Christian woman, and the man who lovingly wrote her eulogy.
redstatebluegirl
Jul 2014
#37