
Virginia 'Ginny' A. (Lalley) Thielke
July 09, 1925 - July 20, 2012
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Kelli Kwiatkowski
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Jane and family,
We are so sorry to hear about your loss, but know she is in a better place with other loved ones. You are in our prayers.
Love, the Kwiatkowski Family
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Suzanne Gallant
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Linda,
Oh how I know the ache your heart feels. There are no words that can adequately convey my sympathy. I know how much you loved your mom. You showed the world that love by all the tender care you gave to her both at her home and at yours. You will find some peace in that in the days and months to follow.
Who would have thought that we would be walking the same path so close?.
As you were a great source of comfort for me, I will for you. As you mentioned your mom is now re-united with your dad and brother so is mine to her siblings and parents. We should be happy for them.
After speaking with you yesterday, I went to visit my mom and told her to look for your mom and welcome her.
Know that prayers for strength and peace are being said for you and your family.
Love you friend,
Suzanne
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Dean
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Jane and Family-
So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. Please know you are all in my prayers.
May the angels lead her into paradise;
may the martyrs come to welcome her
and take her to the holy city,
the new and eternal Jerusalem.
Peace to you!
ME
Mary Korn Erickson
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Dad called me Saturday morning to tell me the news about your mom. She was so frail - I know that she is now with Al and John. She certainly led her life with strength, humor and courage. We will always remember the kindness she showed to my mom when she was sick. Ginny was blessed with some wonderful children too - I hope you all know that! Harding Street holds many memories for all of us - some tragic but most are wonderful and your mom was big part of those. And, of course, thanks to Ginny for the friendship and support that she gave to my dad for all these years. They leaned on each other - through all the trials and tribulations of growing older. Thanks Ginny - the Korns will miss you!