
Christine A. High
September 27, 1958 - March 15, 2013
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Alma Watson Bevineau
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Praying for the family. "Hearts are Heavy" and God is healing. Is. 61:3. Christine was one of my best friend doing school I met Christine in the 7th grade. I will always cherish the memories of our friendship together. She will be miss of the thought she's no longer with us. God is closer to the family more now than HE ever was. Love you Christine! Alma
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Rae Evelyn Thompson King
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To The Family of Christine High: When rough the path from day to day, when sorrows fill our eyes with tears, our choice to find our hope in Christ can lift our soul and calm our fears. May God keep you all in his care. Chris and I have been friends for more than 40 years. She was one of my VERY BEST FRIEND FOREVER. Chris is what I call her,she visted me when you girls was little and before you girls was born. We would talk all night long. Chris would call me when she was not feeling very well just to say,"I have not heard from you." We would end our conversation by telling each other, I love you. Chris will always be in my heart. Rae Evelyn is what she called me. No more pain, Rest my friend.
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charles elder yolanda elder
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God is happy another child has came at last where she is well taken care of for eternally no more worry just resting in God arms no pain, no burdens, just kicking with all the best.in your manison no more my sister in christ just you and your Heavenly Father walking streets of Gold talking real talk can't get no better then that in Jesus holy name RIP. yolanda elder
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charles elder yolanda elder
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Heaven gates of pearly Gold are finally open was waiting on a angel to walk through into your Father arms. Home at last' Home at last. RIP my sister in Christ Jesus.
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Andrea High
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I love you Mom more than I can ever explain. We will meet again, one day. No more pain. No more suffering. Now you have peace, joy, and the Father constantly with you. Thank you for just being my mother and seeing my sisters and I into adulthood. -Annie