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12/12/2025

Gilberta Ethel Taylor

Gilberta Ethel Taylor, age 87, passed away peacefully on December 9, 2025, the day after her birthday, December 8, 1938. She was born to Gilbert and Arlene Taylor and lived a life filled with love, faith, and devotion to others. Gilberta’s greatest joy in life was her family. She loved them fiercely and unconditionally, holding each one close to her heart. Above all else, her faith in God was the foundation of her life. She trusted Him completely and lived her days guided by love, kindness, and service.

Gilberta had a creative spirit and found happiness in sewing and quilting, pouring love into every stitch. She enjoyed traveling and making memories wherever she went, and she never passed up the chance to dance. When she had spare time, Gilberta volunteered at the food pantry, where she found joy in helping others and meeting new people. Giving back brought her purpose and fulfillment.

Those who knew Gilberta will remember her gentle heart, warm smile, and generous spirit. She had a way of making people feel welcome and loved, and her presence brought comfort and joy. Her absence will be deeply felt by all who knew and loved her.

Gilberta is survived by her children, Rod Keniry and wife Shelly and Jackie Keniry Heubner; grandchildren, Dale Keniry and wife Wendy, Andrew Keniry and wife Katy, and Brandy Tumey and husband Gregg Myeres; great-grandchildren, Tommy Welch, Devanne Welch, Kason Hildebrant, Bentley Keniry, Cohen Keniry, Kyler Keniry, Kason Smelley, Kadence Keniry, Andrew Keniry, Jr., Jordan Myers, Kylie Myers, and Austin Myers; great-great-grandchildren, Grayson Welch, Isaac Welch, and Cove Myers; sister, Sue Taylor; nieces and nephews, John Taylor, Wendy Taylor, Kevin Staudt, and Angie Staudt Roach; along with many other family members and a host of friends who loved her dearly. She was preceded in death by her father, Gilbert Taylor; mother, Arlene Vanston; and siblings, Lester Taylor and Leona Taylor. Gilberta’s life was a beautiful example of faith, love, and selflessness. Her legacy will continue through the many lives she touched, and she will forever remain in the hearts of those who loved her.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of Life honoring Gilberta’s life on Friday, December 19, at 1:00 p.m. at Liberty Church in Cleveland, Texas. The service will be officiated by Paige Bostwick. All who knew and loved Gilberta are welcome to come together to celebrate her life, faith, and the love she shared with so many.

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12/12/2025

Callie Duncan

Callie Marlene Duncan, age 62, passed away peacefully on December 7, 2025. She was born on December 24, 1962, to W. O. “Doc” and Alma Hodges.

Callie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend whose life was defined by faith, love, and service to others. She loved the Lord with all her heart and lived out her faith daily through kindness, compassion, and a willingness to help anyone in need. Callie truly had a servant’s heart and never hesitated to put others before herself.

In her early years, Callie was deeply involved in early childhood care and was always babysitting, caring for children as if they were her own. Many families trusted her with their little ones, knowing they were loved and safe in her care. Her nurturing spirit stayed with her throughout her life.

Callie faithfully served her church in many ways, including helping in the kitchen and working with Vacation Bible School. She took great joy in serving behind the scenes and making sure others felt welcomed and cared for. When she wasn’t helping at church, Callie could often be found coordinating events for the Camilla community, always looking for ways to bring people together and provide for her neighborhood.

One organization especially close to Callie’s heart was the senior organization, where she volunteered whenever she was able. She had a special love and respect for seniors and made sure they felt valued and remembered.

While Callie gave so much to her church and community, her greatest joy was her family. Her home was the heart of family gatherings, a place filled with laughter, love, and warmth. Everyone looked forward to meals at Callie’s house, especially her famous dressing, which became a treasured family tradition. Callie found happiness in cooking for others, opening her home, and making memories with those she loved most.

Callie was a servant to everyone she knew, always offering a helping hand, a listening ear, or a kind word. Her legacy of love, faith, and selflessness will live on through her family and the many lives she touched. She will be deeply missed.

Callie is survived by her loving husband, Kenneth Duncan; her children, Hayley Baxter and husband John, Jill Pfiester and husband Dustin, and Raimey Chapin and husband Connor; her grandchildren, Brooke Duncan, Cooper Duncan, Bo Duncan, Bay Boren, Karly Pfiester, Koda Pfiester, Kassidy Pfiester, Brady Chapin, and Callie Chapin; her siblings, Cristie Arrazola and Donald Dillon; along with numerous nieces, nephews, and a host of friends who loved her dearly.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Alma Rose Humphries; her father, W. O. “Doc” Hodges; and her siblings, Randy Dillon and Gordon Dillon.

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12/12/2025

Isaul Rodriguez

Isaul Rodriguez Jr., lovingly known as “The Iceman,” was born on August 30, 1955, and passed away on December 2, 2025.

He was the beloved son of Santa Contreras and Isaul Rodriguez Sr., the devoted husband of Paula Parks, and the proud father of Christy Maldonado and Roxanne Garcia.He was also the cherished grandfather of Ashton Pruitt, Crimson Pruitt, Alysabeth Urdiales, Zachary Maldonado, Alyson Urdiales, and Caleb Wheeler.He is survived by his siblings David Rodriguez, Lily Rodriguez, Karen Lopez, and Carlos Rodriguez.

Jr was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. He raised his two granddaughters, Alysabeth and Alyson, as if they were his own. He was the hardest working man anyone has ever known, dedicating his career as a commercial HVAC technician for local restaurants. He loved his westerns, enjoyed riding and caring for his horses, and cherished playing with his dogs.

He also loved performing sleight-of-hand magic tricks, like pulling a quarter from behind your ear or making three red balls disappear between his fingers. He loved to tell jokes that could brighten any room and was always a great listener, offering thoughtful advice when it was needed most. He had a gift for making people smile and was known for his kindness, always willing to help others and go above and beyond for those he cared about. He cherished birthday celebrations — sometimes even celebrating twice — because he believed every milestone deserved to be cherished. Above all, he lived with a selfless love, putting his family’s needs before his own, and finding his greatest joy in their happiness.

He will be deeply missed by his wife and family, always loved and never forgotten. His memory will forever live in our hearts.

A memorial service will be held at Pace-Stancil Funeral Home in Dayton, Texas on Friday, December 19, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. with a visitation from 3:00-4:00 p.m.

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12/11/2025

Charlotte Darlene Flynn

Charlotte Darlene Flynn was born in Houston, Texas on January 19, 1959 to parents, Horace and Margie Harp. She passed away in Conroe, Texas on December 5, 2025 at the age of 66. Charlotte was a LVN and has worked at the Woodland Park Nursing Home in Shepherd, Texas for 26 years. When she wasn’t working, she enjoyed shopping, swimming, and loved going to the beach. Charlotte’s greatest love was for her family and oh how she loved her children and especially her grandchildren. Charlotte will be greatly missed by her family, her co-workers, and her beloved patients.

She was preceded in death by her father, Horace Harp; mother, Margie Meeks; brothers, David Harp, Donald Harp, Kenneth Meeks, and Steven Meeks. Charlotte is survived by her beloved children, Amanda Pearl Arrendell and Brandon Lee McCain and wife Suzette; grandchildren, Lakan Pennington and husband Blake, Blake McCain and wife Autumn, Jacob Arrendell, Hannah McCain, Serenity McCain, Brittany Arrendell, and Heidi McCain; great-granddaughter, Paisleigh Smith; brother, Ronnie Harp; sisters, Patricia Franklin, Sue Wheat, Jessie Lang, and Barbara Mitchell.

Visitation will be in the Pace-Stancil Funeral Home Chapel on Friday, December12, 2025 from 5-8pm. Funeral Service is scheduled for Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 10am in the Pace-Stancil Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Josh Whitmire officiating.

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12/11/2025

Tracy H. Batey

Tracy Hugh Batey was born in Houston, Texas on May 17, 1961 to Clarence and Jackie Sims Batey. He passed away December 6, 2025 in Shepherd, Texas after a courageous battle with cancer. Tracy was full of life and loved his family and friends. He was an iron worker and he also was a seismographer working offshore.

Tracy was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence and Jackie Batey. He is survived by his beloved soulmate, Dawn Byers; sons, Michael Batey and Brandon Batey; brothers, Jack Green and wife Shawn, Lynn Batey and wife Sherry; nephews, Christopher Batey and wife Myra, and Dustin Green; niece, Dana Batey and husband Franklin Burnett; numerous great-nieces and great-nephews.

Visitation will be at Pace-Stancil Funeral Home on Saturday, December 13, 2025 from 6-8pm. Funeral Service is scheduled for Sunday, December 14, 2025 in the Pace-Stancil Funeral Home Chapel at 2pm with Pastor Ricky Jolley officiating. Burial will follow in the Farley Chapel Cemetery in Shepherd, Texas. Pallbearers for the service will be, David Batey, Clint Batey, Christopher Batey, Franklin Burnett, Terry Reeves, and James Bryant. Honorary Pallbearer will be Dickie Donnan.

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12/10/2025

Jerry Youngblood

Jerry Youngblood, 73, of Twin Falls, Idaho, passed away on December 3, 2025. Born on December 9, 1951, in Liberty, Texas, Jerry was the beloved son of Roy and Maxine Youngblood. He grew up in Liberty and graduated as valedictorian of the Liberty High School Class of 1970.

A dedicated scholar, Jerry went on to attend Rice University, where he earned his master’s degree in Chemical Engineering with honors in 1975. Shortly after graduation, he began a long and accomplished career in chemical engineering beginning with Shell Oil. His work took him to New Orleans, Houston, and Oklahoma City, where he excelled in his field and built lasting professional and personal relationships. He concluded his 33-year career after retiring from Devon Energy.

Upon retirement in 2023, Jerry relocated to Twin Falls, Idaho, to be near family. During his retirement, he discovered a love for chess, enjoying many hours of friendly competition and learning alongside his brother-in-law.

Jerry was preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Roy Allen Youngblood. He is survived by his sister, Sharon Keeter, and her husband, Dr. Andy Keeter; his nephews, Samuel Neil Keeter and wife Chelan, Thomas Andrew Keeter, and William Daniel Keeter and wife Harley; as well as three great-nephews and two great-nieces, all of whom brought joy to his later years.

A graveside service will be at 2:00 p.m. Monday, December 15, 2025 at Cooke Cemetery in Liberty, Texas.

Jerry will be remembered for his sharp mind, gentle spirit, and quiet dedication to those he loved. He leaves behind a legacy of integrity, hard work, and devotion to family.

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12/10/2025

Roy Dean Goad

With full and grateful hearts, we celebrate the life of a remarkable man, a loving father, proud grandfather, and a soul who found pure joy in the simple, beautiful things. Roy Dean Goad, age 69, passed away on December 5, 2025, leaving behind a legacy filled with music, laughter, and unforgettable moments outdoors.

From the time he was young, music was his constant companion. Whether he was singing along to his favorite songs, sharing new tunes with his friends, or turning the band room into a mini concert, where the whole neighborhood could hear, he had a natural way of filling ordinary days with melody and warmth. His love of music was never just a hobby, it was his way of connecting deeply with the people he loved.

He was also happiest with a rod in his hand or a rifle slung over his shoulder. Hunting and fishing weren’t just pastimes for him; they were traditions, stories, and memories in the making. Some of his proudest moments were spent in the stillness of early mornings on the lake or walking through the woods alongside the people who mattered most. He passed down not only the skills, but the reverence, the appreciation for quiet sunrises, patient waiting, and the peace that comes from being surrounded by nature.

But more than anything, he loved people, especially his family, even those that became family over the years. Being surrounded by them was his greatest joy. He never rushed a conversation and never turned down a chance to sit, listen, and take in everyone’s stories. Whether the tales were funny, heartfelt, or just everyday updates, he treasured each one. Listening was his way of showing love, and he made everyone feel heard, understood, and important.

His grandkids were the brightest part of his world. They brought out his biggest smiles and softest moments, and he cherished every laugh, hug, and memory with them. Being “PopPop” was one of the greatest honors of his life.

Those he leaves behind will carry his spirit in every song they hear, every cast they make, every story shared, and every cherished memory he gave them.

Though our hearts are heavy, we celebrate the incredible life he lived and the love he shared so freely. His story will continue in the lives of his friends and family, and in the music, woods, and warm gatherings he enjoyed so much.

Roy Dean is survived by his wife, Kristine Annan Goad; children, Roy Goad II and wife Erin Hawthorne, Ashley Goad Brockner and husband Tyler, and Mark Barnett Jr and wife Kristin Leigh; grandchildren, Hunter Lee Barnett, C**t Wayne Barnett, Donald Lansing Goad (Lance), Addilyn Dean Brockner, and Cameron Paul Brockner; along with many nieces and nephews and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Clarence and Beatrice Jolin Goad; his brothers Larry Goad, Bill Goad, and Andrew Goad; and his sisters Helen Goad Cleveland and Barbara Goad.

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12/09/2025

Jacolyn Louise McKenzie

Jacolyn “Jackie” Louise McKenzie, 83, of Dayton, Texas, passed away peacefully after a long and full life. She was born January 18, 1942, in Erie, Pennsylvania, to John R. Kruth and Madeline Brew.

Jackie spent 20 years working at Rogers Pharmacy, where her warm smile and kindness were familiar to so many. A woman of quiet faith, she cherished her time studying the Bible with close friends. Jackie also had a lifelong love of jewelry and antiques—passions she shared with the community through her resale shop, Georgia’s Treasures, in Liberty. Her appreciation for antique glasswork was especially unique, and she delighted in finding beauty in items with a history. Jackie lived in Dayton for 52 years and was formerly a resident of Jacinto City, Texas. She had a gift for making people feel welcome; if you were Jackie’s friend, you were family. Her home was always open, and her heart even more so. She was married to the love of her life, Billy McKenzie, for 57 blessed years. Together they built a life filled with devotion, laughter, and strength.

Jackie is preceded in death by her parents; her sister, Mary Kruth; and her brothers, William Kruth and George Kruth. She is survived by her husband, Billy McKenzie; her daughter, Angela Lee Sales, and husband Richard; her grandchildren, Alexandra Black and Audrey Sailer, and husband Trey; and her great-grandchildren, Addison, Maddi, and Gus, Westin, William, Cammie, who brought her immense joy.

A memorial service honoring Jackie’s life will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, December 20, 2025, at Pace Stancil Funeral Home in Dayton. A visitation will be held prior to the service from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Jackie will be deeply missed by all who knew her, but her memory—warm, generous, and full of love—will live on in the countless lives she touched.

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12/09/2025

Emeli Joy Ingram

Emeli Joy Ingram, 26, of Kenefick, Tx, went home to her Jesus in the early morning hours of December 8, 2025.

Eme’s favorite things were her family and singing praise and worship songs. She loved her dog, Belle, and doing puzzles with her family. She liked shopping at Ross, especially for coloring books and shoes.

She is survived by her father and mother, Jeff and Lana Ingram of Kenefick, TX. Grandparents, Bill and Lois Archey of IN, Jim and Shelby Perry of IN. Brothers and sisters, Mical and Connie Reynolds and family of IN, Jessica and Kyle Holcombe and family of NM, Jimmie and Kristen Parrish of IN, Jackie and Trey Mangum and family of TX, Joanie and Ronnie Moore and family of TX, Eva Ingram of TX, and Bobbie Lynn Ingram and family of IN. Extended family, Kendal Dyer and family of FL, Jairo and Angelica Hernandez and family of TX, Shiloh Blackwood and family of TX, and Matthew Bernard of the USAF, as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

She was met in Heaven by her beloved Gramma Sarah Perry, her brother Emilio, niece Levi, and aunt Laura Lynn.

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12/04/2025

Todd Gerard Haselhorst

With very heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Todd Gerard Haselhorst. In August of 2024 Todd began showing early symptoms of what would be formally diagnosed in February of 2025 as Bulbar Onset Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). After a very stoic but rapid decline, he passed away peacefully with his family by his side on December 1st, 2025.

Todd was born in Belleville, IL on December 20, 1969. He grew up on a farm in the small town of New Baden, IL with his mom, dad and three brothers. Todd resided there until he left in 1988 to attend Illinois State University where he graduated with dual degrees of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Economics in three and a half years. Post graduation, he pursued a career in commercial insurance and risk management, working for both the insurance company side and the broking side over the course of his 33 year career. He was a student of the business and always happy to mentor and teach those around him.

Todd was known for his honesty, integrity, loyalty, and stoic yet outgoing personality. Those closest to Todd described him as easygoing, jovial and happy, and charitable of heart. Todd was also known for his tireless work ethic, both in his personal and professional life, which was buoyed by his seemingly infinite reservoir of energy. He got more done before 7:00 a.m. than most people do all day. A true "get things done" guy, he was always the first to lend a hand. Firmly believing in the philosophy of "how you do anything is how you do everything," Todd was a promoter of diligence and precision. He did not flinch in the face of tragedy or emergency and possessed a rare wisdom in preparing for and responding to such events. While most felt helpless watching the human tragedy of Hurricane Harvey play out on the TV news, Todd was in a johnboat in the the most flooded areas of Houston rescuing countless strangers. His commitment to our Constitutional rights was reflected in his support for causes like the NRA and his love for and support of our military through work with the Wounded Warrior Project. Todd truly was one of the good guys.

Todd was a family man with a cherished circle of good friends. He enjoyed being outdoors in nature and loved to ski, hunt, hike and spend quality time with his family and friends in the mountains. He and Stacy had plans to retire in Teton Valley, Idaho, which had become their family’s special place. Above all else, Todd’s greatest pride in life were his roles as father to Jordan and husband to Stacy, in which he showcased his love through actions over words.

Todd was preceded in death by his parents, Herbert Stephen Haselhorst and Betty Pingsterhaus Haselhorst. He is survived by his wife and best friend of 24 years, Stacy Seaberg and their 17 year old much loved daughter, Jordan Layne Haselhorst. He is also survived by his brothers Curt Haselhorst (wife Denise), Brad Haselhorst (wife Cathy), Rodney Haselhorst (wife Jeanne), his in-laws Dr. Robert and Susan Seaberg and his sister-in-law Shelly Seaberg Hensley (husband Rick), as well as his much loved nieces and nephews: Hagan and Cate Hensley, and Tanner, Tyler, Hannah, Claire and Jake Haselhorst.

A beloved husband, father, brother, son, and good friend, Todd's memory will be cherished by all who had the privilege to know him. Though we mourn the loss of Todd and the void he leaves behind, we celebrate his life and the lessons he imparted to so many. His unwavering love and commitment to his family and friends will forever remain in our hearts. Todd will be dearly missed by all.

A private graveside service for close family and friends will take place on Saturday, December 6th at Magnolia Cemetery in Dayton, Texas. A Celebration of Life will take place on a future date, yet to be determined.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to: The ALS Association (als.org).

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12/03/2025

Ronald Lee Guinn

Ronald Lee Guinn, 66, passed away, November 29, 2025 in Dayton, Texas. Born on February 9, 1959, in Corpus Christi, Texas, to Harvie Lee Guinn and Nancy Irene Orsak.

Ronald grew up with a strong spirit, a mischievous streak, and a love for the simple joys of life. A resident of Dayton for 35 years, formerly of Corpus Christi, Ronald built a life rooted in hard work, family, and faith. He was a member of New Work Family Worship Center in Liberty, where he enjoyed fellowship and community. For much of his life, Ronald rebuilt and restored mobile homes—work that reflected both his craftsmanship and his ability to breathe new life into whatever he touched. He also enjoyed his occupation as a truck driver for many years. Ronald had a deep love for the outdoors. He was happiest hunting, fishing off the Gulf, or spear-fishing in the waters of Corpus Christi. He enjoyed sweet tea, Shiner Bock, and time spent with friends. Known for his playful nature, he took pride in agitating those he loved, always managing to bring a smile—or an eye-roll—to those around him. He loved tinkering with cars and trucks, and his creativity shone through in his leatherwork, carpentry, and the endless projects he took on as the family handyman.

Ronald was preceded in death by his parents, Harvie and Nancy Guinn, and his sisters Pamela Mills and Patricia Griffin. He is survived by his wife, Essie Guinn, and by his children: his son Derek Guinn and wife Emily; his daughters Tonya Gangluff and husband Paul, and Beverly Guinn and husband Jose Mireles. He also leaves behind his brother-in-law Terry Griffin; his grandchildren James, Alexis, and Lane; nephews Brandon Davis, Michael Mills, Joshua Mills, and Keegan Griffin; nieces Fravella Davis, Ashley Davis, Tiffanie Mills, Leslie Mirroquin, Lisbon Mirroquin; and numerous other family members and friends who will carry his memory forward.

Ronald shared 32 years of marriage with Essie Guinn, a partnership that shaped many chapters of his life.

Graveside services will be held on Saturday, December 6, 2025, at 2:00 PM at Magnolia Park Cemetery in Dayton, Texas. All who knew and loved Ronald arewelcome to attend and celebrate a life lived boldly, humorously, and with a generous heart.

May he rest in peace.

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11/26/2025

Jennie Louise "Jaynie" Short

Jennie Louise “Jaynie” Short, 84, of Dayton, Texas, passed away on November 21, 2025. She was born on August 6, 1941, in Odessa, Texas, to William Larry Henson and Velva Marie Mealer.

Jaynie made her home in Dayton for the past 43 years, after previously living in Houston. She met the love of her life, David Joe Short, when they were just 15 years old. Their bond grew into a beautiful marriage that lasted 53 years until his passing. Together, they built a life grounded in love, hard work, and deep devotion to their family.

A determined and compassionate woman, Jaynie worked tirelessly to become an LVN. She served in labor and delivery and later worked at Magnolia Place in Liberty. She also spent time as a realtor in Dayton, forming lasting relationships within her community. Beyond her work, Jaynie found her spiritual home at Grace Community Church in Dayton, where she was a long-time member.

Jaynie was a strong Christian woman who lived her values each day. She believed firmly in the saying, “spare the rod and spoil the child,” and raised her family with both discipline and abundant love. She excelled as a homemaker, and her baking and cooking were cherished by all who had the privilege to enjoy them. Though private by nature, when Jaynie welcomed you into her life, she loved deeply and wholeheartedly.

One of her most treasured traditions was celebrating her birthdays at Chuck E. Cheese, sharing joy and laughter with her children and grandchildren. Those memories will forever be held close by the many who loved her.

Jaynie is preceded in death by her parents; her husband, David Joe Short; and seven of her siblings.

She is survived by her son, William David Short; her daughter, Cheryl June Reedy, and husband Mike; her sister, Sharon Tewksbury; her grandchildren, Michael David Reedy II, Michelle Diana Reedy, Zachary Charles Short and wife Hannah, and Jacob David Short; her great-grandchildren, Nickolas Tyler Garcia and Sofia Rose Rodriguez; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, other family members, and friends.

A visitation will be held from 6:00–8:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 30, 2025, at Pace Stancil Funeral Home in Dayton. A service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, 2025, also at Pace Stancil, followed by burial at Magnolia Park Cemetery in Dayton.

Jaynie will be remembered for her strength, her faith, her generosity, and the love she shared so freely with those blessed enough to know her. She will be deeply missed.

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